FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Sensations depend on the treatment area and the type of device. Modern lasers are equipped with cooling systems, so most clients describe the sensation during treatment as gentle tingling or warmth. The DEKA Motus AX laser with MOVEO technology is virtually painless, even in sensitive areas.

On average, 9–12 sessions are needed for long-lasting results. Hair grows in cycles, and the laser targets hair in the active growth phase, so treatments need to be repeated.

The number of sessions is always determined individually and depends on the treatment area, hair type and colour, skin phototype and individual characteristics.

The intervals between sessions gradually increase. We start at around 4 weeks and then adjust them to the rate of hair growth.

To maintain your results, we recommend maintenance treatments as advised by your specialist.

We recommend avoiding tanning for 7 days before and 7 days after treatment.

It is best to consult a specialist, as we take an individual approach to every client and tailor the treatment to the condition and individual characteristics of their skin.

1. Make sure you have no contraindications to treatment.

2. Shave the treatment area with a razor on the day of your appointment.

3. Come to your appointment without deodorant, creams or other cosmetics on the treatment area.

4. Choose comfortable clothing made from natural fabrics.

The first results of laser hair removal can be noticed after the initial sessions. Hair gradually becomes finer, lighter and softer, and its growth slows down.

With each subsequent treatment, the amount of hair gradually decreases, and the results become more visible and long-lasting.

Maintenance treatments may be needed to preserve your results, in line with your specialist’s individual recommendations.

• A fresh tan or use of self-tanner (within the last 7 days)
• Pregnancy
• Use of photosensitising medicines and herbs, or retinoids
• Diabetes and epilepsy
• Waxing or tweezing (within the last 2 weeks)
• Active viral, fungal or bacterial infections in the treatment area
• Cancer and certain heart conditions