Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Face.

Most clients feel only mild, brief discomfort described as snapping or warming. We use cooling systems and topical numbing on request. Modern lasers are safe for many skin tones, but a consultation and patch test determine the best settings for comfort and safety.

Typically patients need six to eight sessions spaced four to six weeks apart to target hair growth cycles. Results vary with hair color, thickness and hormones; many see permanent reduction, with occasional maintenance sessions annually or as advised by your technician.

Stop waxing, plucking and electrolysis at least four to six weeks before treatment; the laser targets hair follicles. Shave 24-48 hours beforehand and avoid tanning, certain medications, and aggressive skincare. We will review medical history and provide personalized pre-care instructions at your consultation.

Expect temporary redness or mild swelling that typically resolves within hours to a few days. Apply cool compresses, gentle cleanser and fragrance-free moisturizer. Strict sunscreen is essential. Avoid hot tubs, vigorous exercise and exfoliating treatments for several days; contact us for prolonged irritation or concerns.

Yes, with advanced lasers and trained providers, facial treatments can be safe for darker or tanned skin. We select appropriate wavelengths and lower fluence settings and perform patch tests to minimize risks like hyperpigmentation. A consultation ensures a customized, safe treatment plan.

Laser reduces existing facial hair and can significantly thin regrowth caused by hormonal conditions like PCOS, but it may not eliminate new growth if hormones remain active. Combining treatment with medical management and periodic maintenance sessions offers the best long-term control.