Most clients describe the sensation as a quick warmth or mild snap on the skin. Comfort levels vary by area, but treatments are generally very well tolerated, and settings can be adjusted if needed.

Hair grows in cycles, so a course of treatments is required for best results. Most clients need between 6–8 sessions, spaced several weeks apart, depending on the area, hair type, and hormonal factors.

Our laser treats all skin fitzpatricks and hair with colour. Dark hair generally works quicker, but we have had some brilliant results with lighter hair too.

Yes. Laser hair removal is a safe, well-established treatment when carried out by trained professionals. We use medical-grade laser technology and tailor settings to your skin and hair type to ensure safety and comfort.

Yes. A consultation and patch test are required before starting treatment. This ensures the treatment is safe, effective, and fully personalised to you. You can start your first session one week after your PATCH test.

Yes — shaving is allowed and encouraged between sessions, including prior to your PATCH Test. We’ll guide you on what to avoid (such as waxing or plucking) during your course.

Laser hair removal can be a more environmentally conscious choice over time when compared to a lifetime of shaving.

While laser involves a short-term use of energy and clinic visits, it is typically completed over a defined course of treatments. In contrast, shaving requires decades of repeated purchases and disposal of razors, plastic packaging, foams, and bottles, alongside ongoing manufacturing, transport, and waste.

When viewed over the long term, shaving creates significantly more plastic waste and repeated carbon emissions, whereas laser hair removal concentrates its environmental impact into a short treatment window and reduces the need for ongoing disposable products.

We believe it’s important to be transparent: laser is not impact-free, but for many people it can represent a lower-waste, lower-impact option over a lifetime.