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Laser hair removal

Laser hair removal is a technique that reduces hair growth over the long term, using concentrated light that targets the melanin in the hair.

The light energy is absorbed by the hair follicle and turned into heat, which destroys or damages the structures responsible for regrowth.

Session after session, hair growth gradually decreases: hairs usually become fewer, finer and less visible.

The treatment requires several sessions, as the laser works best on hairs in their growth phase.

Treatment goals

  • Reduce hair growth over the long term.
  • Lower hair density.
  • Slow down regrowth.
  • Get smoother skin.
  • Limit ingrown hairs and shaving irritation.
  • Ease the hassle of traditional hair removal.

Why choose laser

Laser reduces hair growth over the long term. Your skin stays smooth longer than after shaving or waxing.

Each treatment is tailored to your skin and hair. Session by session, regrowth decreases and so does irritation.

Before the treatment, we check with you for any contraindications, such as pregnancy, ongoing medical treatment or damaged skin.

Diagram of the skin before treatment, with hairs at different growth phases
Diagram of the skin before treatment, with shaved hairs
Diagram of the skin during treatment: the handpiece heats the area around the hair
Diagram of the skin after treatment: hair bulbs reached and not reached by the heat
Diagram of the skin after treatment, when the hair falls out
Diagram of the skin four to six weeks after treatment