Laser that says yes to your skin tone.

With our laser, yes. This is the question we get most, and the fear behind it is legitimate, older laser technology targets pigment indiscriminately, which is why deeper skin got burned and why so many clinics simply refuse to treat it. Our platform is FDA-approved and clinically safe for Fitzpatrick I through VI. It reaches the pigment in the follicle without heating the surrounding skin. We also run a test patch before your first full session, every time.

Fall and winter are ideal, and here's why. Laser and sun exposure don't mix: tanned skin can't be treated safely, and treated skin needs to stay out of the sun. Starting in the colder months means you can complete your full series while you're covered up, and walk into summer already done. If you want to be hair-free by June, you should be starting around now.

Typically 6–8 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart, then occasional maintenance. Laser only works on hair in its active growth phase, and not every follicle is in that phase at once, that's the entire reason it takes a series rather than a single visit. You'll notice real thinning after 2–3 sessions.

Most clients describe it as a warm snap, like a rubber band flicked against the skin, quick, and over in a moment. Our device has built-in cooling that takes most of the sting out. Sensitive areas (upper lip, bikini) feel it more than legs or arms. It is dramatically less painful than waxing, and unlike waxing, it ends.

Shave the area 24 hours before, the laser needs to reach the follicle, not burn surface hair. Do not wax, pluck or use epilators for 4 weeks before: those remove the root the laser needs to target. And avoid sun and self-tanner for 2 weeks before your session. We'll send you the full prep list when you book.