The sensation varies from person to person and depending on the area being treated. It is often described as a rubber band snapping against the skin, combined with a feeling of warmth.

The lasers we use are equipped with a cooling system that significantly reduces discomfort. If you are very sensitive, adjustments can be made (settings, breaks, soothing cream, etc.).

On average, it takes 6 to 10 sessions to achieve lasting hair reduction. The exact number depends on the area, hair type, skin color, and hormonal context.

Some people may require occasionalmaintenance sessions, particularly on hormone-dependent areas (bikini line, face, lower abdomen, etc.).

After the first session, some of the hair falls out spontaneously in the days that follow. We are already beginning to see slower and sparser regrowth.

The results become truly visible after the ^second or^third session, then become more pronounced as the protocol progresses.

Yes, certain technologies such as Nd:YAG lasers are suitable for olive or dark skin. However, skin that has recently been tanned or exposed to the sun is more fragile.

For your safety, we adapt the type of laser, the settings, and the schedule of sessions according to your skin type and sun exposure.

Laser treatment is particularly effective on dark, thick hair, as it contains a lot of melanin (the pigment targeted by the beam).

However, it is not very effective, if at all, on very light, red, or white hair, or on certain types of very fine vellus hair. During the consultation, we will assess the nature of your hair to provide you with the best possible guidance.

Yes, certain areas of the face can be treated (upper lip, chin, jawline, sometimes cheeks or neck) depending on your hair growth and hormonal profile.

The face is a sensitive and hormone-dependent area: medical advice is essential to determine the appropriate treatment and avoid stimulating unwanted hair growth.

Yes, it is generally recommended to shave the area 24 to 48 hours before the session. The hair must be very short so that the laser can target the bulb directly.

However, it is importantto avoid waxing, tweezing, or using an epilator in the weeks preceding the treatment, as these methods remove the hair bulb that the laser needs to target.

Laser hair removal is a medical procedure when performed with class 4 lasers, under the supervision of trained professionals, with settings tailored to your skin type.

As with any medical procedure, there are contraindications and precautions to be observed. This is the purpose of the preliminary consultation: to check that the treatment is suitable for your skin, your medical history, and your expectations.

The most common effects are temporary: redness, a slight feeling of warmth, sometimes a small swelling around the hair (a sign that the area has reacted well).

More rarely, and in the event of non-compliance with instructions (sun exposure, self-tanning, irritated skin, etc.), pigment spots or small scabs may appear. This is why the recommendations given before and after the session are very important. The treatment is not suitable for pregnant women or those who are breastfeeding.

The frequency depends on the area: in general, sessions are spaced 4 to 8 weeks apart. The face is often treated more frequently (approximately every 4–6 weeks), while the legs or bikini line can be spaced further apart.

Sticking to this schedule allows you to best target hairs in the growth phase (anagen), where the laser is most effective.

Tanned skin contains more melanin, which increases the risk of skin reactions (heating, pigmentation spots, burns) if exposed to laser treatment.

For your safety, it is recommended thatyou avoid sun exposure and UV rays before and after the session, according to the time frame indicated during the consultation, and use high SPF sunscreen on exposed areas.

Yes, laser hair removal is often a good solution for recurring ingrown hairs, especially in the bikini area, on the legs, or in the beard.

By permanently reducing hair density and thickness, you can limit the occurrence of ingrown hairs. Additional treatments (moisturizers, gentle exfoliants) can be used depending on the situation.