What is laser epilation?
Laser epilation involves the use of a concentrated beam of laser light, which is absorbed by melanin - a pigment found in hair follicles. The light energy is converted into heat, which leads to damage to the hair follicle and inhibition of hair growth. The method is mainly effective for dark hair on light skin, as the contrast between skin and hair color allows the laser energy to be better focused on the hair follicle.
How does the laser epilation procedure go?
Before the procedure, a detailed consultation is carried out, during which the patient's skin type, hair color and thickness, and general health are assessed. The day before the procedure, the area to be epilated should be shaved with a disposable razor. It is important not to use depilatories, wax or tweezers for at least 4-8 weeks before the procedure, as these methods remove the hair along with the root, which can affect the effectiveness of the laser.
During the laser session, the patient wears special protective goggles, and a cooling gel is applied to the skin. The doctor then moves the laser head over the skin, emitting pulses of light. After the procedure, the skin may be slightly reddened, which is a natural reaction and subsides after a few hours.
Who can benefit from laser epilation?
Laser epilation is suitable for people:
- With dark hair on light skin,
- With the problem of ingrown hairs,
- Those wishing to achieve a long-lasting smooth skin effect,
- Tired of frequent use of traditional depilation methods.
Effects of laser epilation
After a series of treatments (usually 4-8 sessions at intervals of 4-8 weeks), you can expect a significant reduction in hair growth, smoother skin, fewer ingrown hairs, and, above all, long-lasting results without the need for daily hair removal.
What are the contraindications to laser epilation treatment
Laser epilation is not recommended if you are: pregnant or breastfeeding, have skin diseases in the treatment area (e.g. psoriasis, eczema), have active skin infections, are taking certain medications (e.g. retinoids, antibiotics such as tetracycline), have a fresh tan or use self-tanners, have a large number of moles in the treatment area.
Important information
Duration of treatment
15-90 minutes (depending on the surface area)
Anesthesia
local
Stay at the clinic
discharge immediately after the procedure
Rekonwalescencja
Full recovery takes about a week, but you can usually return to professional activity after just 2 days. Immediately after the procedure, the skin will be red and swollen. Later, scabs may appear, which will fall off after a few days, and should not be rubbed or scraped off. Makeup is contraindicated for 24 hours after the procedure. UV Filter 50.
Contraindications
pregnancy, recent sunburn, use of self-tanning products, anticoagulants, active skin lesions, active epilepsy, cancer, implanted pacemaker, tendency to develop keloids, albinism, skin irritation at the treatment site, use of photosensitizing agents (vitamin A derivatives, tetracycline antibiotics, St. John's wort, calendula)
Price list
Type of treatment
Price from
Price to
Moustache
PLN 250
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Sideburns
PLN 250
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Chin
PLN 350
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Whole face
PLN 800
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Neck
PLN 350
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Face + Neck
PLN 1,100
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Armpits
PLN 450
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Arms
PLN 450
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Forearms
PLN 450
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Low-rise bikini
PLN 350
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Deep-cut bikini
PLN 550
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Calves
PLN 500
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Thighs
PLN 500
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Abdomen - Linea alba
PLN 250
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Back - 1/3 surface area
PLN 500
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