Laser Hair Removal Aftercare

No hot baths, saunas, steam rooms, or pools (chlorine dries the skin).

Shower should be warm. Do not rub the epilated area with a washcloth.

Avoid sports and active sweating — sweat can cause irritation.

Do not use alcohol-based lotions and deodorants on treated areas.

If you feel burning or tightness, apply products with Panthenol or Aloe Vera (2–3 times a day).

Skin may be drier than usual — use a light moisturizing cream.

Avoid tanning. If you go out in active sun — be sure to use SPF 50+ cream on exposed areas. This will save you from pigmentation.

Do not do peelings and cleanings in the epilated area.

10–14 days. Dead hairs are "pushed out." This is "false growth."

After 2 weeks. Hair begins to actively shed, skin becomes smooth.

Help them. After a week, start using a soft scrub or washcloth.

Forget about tweezers, wax, and sugaring.

Regrowing hairs can only be shaved or removed with depilatory cream.

Slight redness (perifollicular edema) immediately after the procedure is normal and a sign that the follicle was successfully targeted. It usually subsides within a couple of hours.

The laser removes only 15–20% of hair (anagen stage). The rest are "dormant." To remove them all, each hair must be "caught" in the growth phase. Therefore, a course of 6–12 procedures is necessary.

Intervals: The break between the first procedures is 3–4 weeks. Then the interval increases. Do not miss visits to avoid returning to previous hair density!

4–6 procedure. It may seem that there is more hair. Don't be scared — this is "Synchronization."

Why? The laser awakened "dormant" follicles, and they began to grow simultaneously.

What to do? Rejoice and come! The laser will remove maximum hair in one session.