To permanently remove hair, there is no way around professional laser treatment. This allows the hair root to be destroyed within just a few sessions, ending constant shaving or waxing once and for all.

But what can I do to get the best results from my treatment?

• The hair must not be too long. The laser targets the dark pigment of the hair. If hair is too long, it becomes hot and can cause minor injuries. If hair is shaved, this is not possible. If only hair stubble with a maximum length of 1mm are visible, the laser energy is absorbed even better and the hair root is more damaged. This means fewer meetings are necessary.
• The skin must not be pre-tanned. If the skin is pre-tanned, it would also absorb laser energy. In this case, you would have to change the laser system, which would make the treatment less effective, or postpone the treatment.
• Follow the treatment plan. The reason why multiple sessions are necessary is that hair is in different stages of growth. Some hairs no longer have contact with their hair roots. This means that these hairs are resistant to the laser beam. If you wait a few weeks, they will come into contact with the hair root again and can be completely removed.
• Avoid waxing or plucking. This removes the hair shaft and the laser no longer has any effect.