Laser Hair Removal Miami

Generally, 6-10 sessions are the average for Laser Hair Removal. The effectiveness of the treatment varies based on factors like hair color, skin type, and the area being treated. You may need more or less depending on these and other individual factors.

No, it’s a permanent reduction but not complete elimination of the hair. This means that while a significant portion of hair will be removed, some might regrow over time. Regular maintenance sessions might be required for optimal results.

No. We don’t treat pregnant women. The safety of laser treatments during pregnancy hasn’t been conclusively studied, and it’s best to err on the side of caution to avoid potential risks.

It depends on the machine. As a rule of thumb, no, as sun exposure can increase the risk of skin irritation or discoloration after treatment. However, some lasers are gentler on the skin, and you can gently tan. Always consult with us for specific recommendations tailored to your treatment.

You should shave 12-24 hours before the session and make sure your skin is clean without any products on it. The skin should be in its natural state, free from irritations, and preferably not tanned to ensure the laser targets the hair follicle effectively.

Treat the skin with aloe vera or refreshing and moisturizing lotions for a few days after treatment. It’s crucial to protect your skin from the sun or any irritants to avoid complications. If you experience any unexpected reactions or prolonged redness, contact us immediately for guidance.

Laser hair removal requires melanin in the hair to be effective. Gray or blonde hair has significantly less melanin compared to darker hairs, making them less responsive or unaffected by the laser treatment.

Our lasers use the latest in hair removal technology and pain is minimal. Patients often describe the sensation as a light snap of a rubber band against the skin. According to Mayo Clinic, you should treat the affected area with ice afterward if there is mild pain.