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Question 1

SMALL AREA SERIES

Answer

Lip, Chin, Underarms, Areola, Nose, Sideburns, Hands and Fingers, Feet and Toes, Bikini Line

Question 2

MEDIUM AREA SERIES

Answer

Whole Face, Front of Neck, Back of Neck, Lower Abdomen, Extended Bikini

Question 3

LARGE AREA SERIES

Answer

Upper Back, Lower Back, Shoulders, Chest, Full Abdomen, Upper Legs, Lower Legs, Upper Arms, Forearms.

Question 4

EXTRA LARGE AREA SERIES

Answer

Full Legs, Full Arms, Full Torso, Full Back, Brazilian.

Question 5

What to expect?

Answer

Six to eight treatments are needed for successful hair removal. For the treatments to be successful, treatments need to be completed during the anagen (growth) stage. Your Laser Technician will recommend the best treatment schedule according to your skin tone, hair type, and treatment progress. Appointments are scheduled between four and eight weeks apart depending on treatment progress.

Question 6

Will the hair grow back?

Answer

People can grow new hairs throughout their life and fluctuation of hormones caused by pregnancy, menopause, the start or stop of birth control pills, or other illnesses that cause hormonal imbalances also triggers new growth. Most require maintenance treatments periodically after their initial series of treatments to control new growth and maintain their results.

Question 7

Am I eligible for treatment?

Answer

The overall success of laser hair removal is dependent on a combination of your hair texture, hair color, and skin color. Laser light is attracted to the pigment (melanin) in your hair, making dark hair, light skin, and coarse hair the easiest to treat. It is more difficult to treat “peach fuzz”, very light blonde, red, grey or white hair, as there is typically not a sufficient amount of pigment in these hair colors. Individuals that are pregnant or breast feeding, have pacemakers, metal plates or screws in treatment area, taking photosensitizing medications such as Tetracycline or Accutane or has not been more than six months since stopping medications, or those with open sores or skin conditions in the treatment area should not receive laser hair removal until seen and cleared by their medical provider. We cannot treat over a tattoo. Tattoos will need be covered during treatment by either clothing or a towel provided to you by your Laser Technician. Please be sure your Laser Technician is aware if you have permanent makeup.

Question 8

Pre Treatment Care

Answer

To prepare for your laser hair removal treatment, be sure to shave at least 24 hours before your laser hair removal appointment. No direct suntan, tanning beds or spray tan for two weeks before laser hair removal appointment. No waxing, bleaching or use of depilatory creams (Nair) while undergoing treatment. Make sure all lotions, creams, and deodorants are removed before treatment. Avoid the use of photosensitizing medications such as Retin A, Alpha Hydroxyl or Glycolic Acid, one week prior to treatment. For females, if you are having your bikini area treated, please make sure you are not on your menstrual cycle as you can become more sensitive to the treatment. If you have a history of Herpes Simplex Virus infection, type 1 or 2, the risk of complication may be reduced if prescribed antiviral medications is taken prior to and after each treatment.

Question 9

Post Treatment Care

Answer

Avoid hot showers, baths, hot tubs, and exercise for 24-48 hours after each treatment. No direct suntan and tanning beds. Always apply sunscreen to treated area during treatment phase. Avoid applying cosmetics to treated area until redness (if any) has subsided. In the event of any superficial burn, do not pick, scrap or exfoliate and call the spa immediately.

Marlboro, NJ

Oakhurst, NJ

Hair Removal