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Hair removal guide

What should you watch for in skincare after laser hair removal?

Safe, controlled care steps from the first hours through to your next session.

Short answer: The soundest approach is to choose the treatment based on your personal needs and the current condition of your hair or skin, then follow the before and after instructions consistently.

The first 24 hours

Protect the skin from hot showers, sauna, hammam, intense exercise and friction. Keep the area cool and clean.

Sun protection

Keep the treated area out of direct sun; on exposed areas, reapply the high-factor product your specialist recommends.

Choosing products

Avoid perfumed, alcohol-based or exfoliating products until the skin has settled.

Session intervals

Stick to the interval planned for your hair cycle and treatment area; sessions that are early or irregular can affect results.

When is a professional assessment needed?

If there is an active infection, an open wound, marked sensitivity, a history of allergy, medication use or an unexpected reaction, consult a healthcare professional before any cosmetic treatment. This content is for general information and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is redness normal?

Mild, short-lived redness is common. If a reaction lasts, worsens or becomes painful, contact the centre and a healthcare professional.

When can you shave again?

Once the skin has fully settled you can shave without irritating it; root-removal methods such as waxing or epilators do affect your session plan.

Let's plan the right service together

Before your treatment, let's review your needs, your expectations and the right time slot.