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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Underarms.
Most clients need about six to eight sessions spaced four to six weeks apart because hair grows in cycles. Exact number varies by hair color, thickness, skin type, and hormones. A consultation establishes an individualized plan and more accurate session estimate.
Yes. Modern lasers are adjustable to skin sensitivity and tone. Our providers perform a skin assessment and test patch to minimize irritation. Expect temporary redness but serious complications are rare when treatments are performed by trained professionals.
Laser hair removal reduces hair that traps sweat and bacteria, which may lessen odor and make deodorant more effective. It does not directly stop sweat production; for significant hyperhidrosis, consult about specialized treatments like miraDry or Botox for underarm sweat reduction.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least two weeks, and do not wax or pluck—shave the area 24 hours before your appointment. Arrive with clean, deodorant-free skin and disclose medications or recent skin treatments to your provider for safe, effective care.
Most clients describe mild discomfort like quick snaps or warmth during pulses. Sensations are brief and tolerable; topical numbing is available for extra sensitivity. Post-treatment tenderness usually resolves within hours to a few days with simple soothing measures and cooling.
You may see initial shedding one to three weeks after a session, with progressively thinner regrowth over subsequent treatments. Noticeable reduction often appears after two to three sessions; full course delivers long-term reduction, though occasional maintenance treatments may be recommended annually.