Our cutting-edge technology uses light that’s absorbed by the melanin in your hair. This light is then converted into heat, which damages the hair follicles to reduce future growth. However, grey, white, blonde, or red hair may not be suitable for treatment, as these hair colors contain too little melanin to effectively absorb the light.

The number of laser hair removal sessions you’ll need can vary, as it depends on factors like your hair color, texture, density, and Fitzpatrick skin type. Hormonal imbalances or conditions like PCOS can also affect hair growth, but in those cases, the treatment can be especially life-changing.

The best time to treat your hair is during the anagen phase—the active growth stage—when the hair is still attached to the follicle and connected to its blood supply. This allows the laser energy to effectively target and damage the follicle. Since only a small percentage of your hair will be in the anagen phase at any one time, we need multiple sessions to catch each hair at the right stage.

For the best, most lasting results, we typically recommend at least eight sessions per treatment area.

You’ll start seeing a reduction in hair growth right after your first session, with continued improvement after each appointment. Most clients notice the treated hair begins to shed between 1 and 3 weeks post-treatment.

One thing to keep in mind is that between sessions 3 and 4, you may notice what seems like an increase in hair growth. Don’t worry—that’s actually a great sign!

It means we’re now targeting a new hair growth cycle, which is exactly what we want.

After your treatment, it’s normal for your skin to appear red, feel tingly, or have a bumpy texture, similar to the sensation of a mild sunburn. You may also notice some swelling around hair follicles. These reactions are completely normal and indicate that the treatment is working. Any irritation typically fades within a few hours, but in some cases, it may last a few days. To help your skin recover more quickly and soothe it, we apply Aloe Vera Gel after each session.

If you experience prickly heat-like symptoms, such as itchy raised bumps, we recommend using a cold compress or ice packs (avoiding direct contact with your skin) and taking antihistamine medication to reduce follicular swelling more effectively.

Although rare, some people may experience small blisters or temporary skin discoloration. This is not our goal, and we minimise the risk by patch testing before adjusting treatment settings.

Please note that we cannot treat areas covered by tattoos or moles. However, we will take extra care to cover and work around these areas safely.

We are proud to offer two hand-piece options for hair removal and will discuss during your consultation which will best fit your needs & treatment goals:

1. “Moveo” Hand-Piece (Revolutionary Technology)
   The “Moveo” hand-piece is virtually pain-free. Thanks to its built-in sapphire chill tip that remains in constant contact with the skin, you’ll likely feel nothing more than a gentle warming sensation. This makes the treatment much more comfortable, especially in areas with dense, dark hair. This technology is so advanced that it’s used in both NHS and private hospitals to treat patients before skin grafting surgery. To date, Liverpool’s Alder Hey Hospital has successfully treated 7,000 children with this technology.

2. “Standard” Hand-Piece (Traditional Style)
   The “standard” hand-piece is a more traditional option and can feel a bit more uncomfortable. The sensation is often described as a quick, hot flick, like an elastic band snap. This hand-piece is particularly effective for finer, lighter hair or more intricate areas. We minimize discomfort as much as possible by using contact cooling with ice packs to desensitize more sensitive treatment areas. This also helps reduce post-treatment redness and swelling.