FAQs

The Gentle system uses a patented Dynamic Cooling Device™ (DCD™M), which prepares the skin for treatment by spraying the upper layers with a cooling burst of cryogen in adjustable durations, milliseconds before and after the laser pulse. DCD helps ensure that Gentle treatments are as comfortable as they are effective.

If you encounter adverse reactions following laser hair removal, it is essential to promptly consult with your doctor. Symptoms may signal concerns such as infection or burns, and early reporting enables swift intervention, potentially averting any lasting effects.

Additionally, individuals contemplating pregnancy should engage in a discussion with their doctor before commencing laser hair removal. This precaution is particularly
important as the procedure is not recommended during pregnancy, necessitating multiple sessions.

No, there is no scientific evidence confirming that laser hair removal in the bikini area causes fertility problems. Laser rays minimally penetrate the skin and do not reach essential organs for fertility, making it safe to assert that laser procedures on any body part, including the bikini area, do not cause infertility.

Laser hair removal is a safe and effective method for removing unwanted body hair. Despite concerns, when performed by skilled professionals using advanced devices
like the Gentlelase Pro, laser hair removal is not harmful to sensitive areas. Modern laser devices are designed with safety features to protect the skin and ensure a comfortable experience for the patient.

It’s crucial to choose a certified clinic with experienced professionals to minimize any potential risks. In our subsequent sections, we will delve into the safety measures and considerations for laser hair removal in sensitive areas, providing valuable insights for those considering this popular and effective method.

Combining laser hair removal with tattoos poses risks, as the laser may inadvertently target tattoo ink, leading to burns and skin damage. Some systems cannot treat over tattoos, and attempting to do so may result in adverse effects. It’s recommended to plan laser hair removal before getting a tattoo. If you already have tattoos and want laser hair removal, options may be available for treating areas around tattoos with a sufficient gap.

In our Laser Hair Removal treatments, we use the state-of-the-art Candela GentleLASE Pro machine. This medical-grade device, approved by the Therapeutic
Goods Administration (TGA), employs Alexandrite laser technology with dual wavelengths of 755 nm and 1064 nm. Trusted globally for over 20 years by dermatologists and aestheticians, the GentleLASE Pro offers versatility by treating all Fitzpatrick skin types and various areas, ensuring high-performance capabilities in terms of speed, efficacy, safety, and patient satisfaction.

The recommended frequency for Laser Hair Removal sessions is every 4-6 weeks. It is crucial to schedule sessions at this interval to target all follicles, as only about 85%
of hair follicles are in the active growth phase (Anagen) at any given time.

A complete course of 8-12 sessions is necessary for successful hair follicle destruction because the laser treatment is most effective during the Anagen phase, which lasts 2-6 years. Since not all follicles are in this phase simultaneously, multiple sessions are required to target follicles at different stages of the hair growth cycle and achieve permanent hair reduction.

Laser hair removal relies on the contrast between skin tone and hair colour, with the best results in lighter skin and darker hair. While effective for various hair colors, treating lighter shades, especially blonde hair, poses challenges due to lower pigment levels. Technological advancements have extended applicability to darker skin tones, but improving efficiency for lighter hair colors remains a challenge.

The recommended age for laser hair removal is generally 16 years old. It is advisable to wait until this age to prevent potential hormonal changes during puberty from causing uneven and patchy coverage. Parental consent may be required for individuals under 18, and the procedure can be beneficial for people of various ages, with no strict upper age limit as long as individuals are healthy and without medical contraindications.

Yes, it’s generally safe. Menstrual cycle hormonal changes don’t typically affect the procedure, although some may experience increased sensitivity. While discomfort is
manageable, hormonal fluctuations might require additional sessions for optimal results. Communication with your provider is crucial for a comfortable and effective
experience.

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The level of pain during laser hair removal is influenced by individual pain tolerance, the specific body part being treated, and the sensitivity of the treated skin. Additionally, the use of numbing cream before the procedure can help minimize discomfort, but its necessity varies based on the body part and individual pain tolerance.

Caution is advised regarding laser hair removal during pregnancy due to insufficient research on its effects. It’s recommended to postpone or avoid it during this time,
and consulting with a doctor is advisable.

No, laser hair removal is not a guaranteed method for complete and permanent hair removal. While it offers a 75-85% permanent reduction in each treated area, factors
such as hair type, practitioner skill, and the need for multiple sessions can influence regrowth. Complete permanency may not be achieved for every individual, making it
important to manage expectations and consider alternative hair removal methods if needed.

Waiting 4-6 weeks after tanning before Laser Hair Removal is crucial to allow the tan to fade, ensuring the procedure’s effectiveness. This waiting period minimizes the
risk of skin damage, enhances the safety of the treatment, and contributes to better long-term results.

If you have polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and want to get rid of unwanted hair permanently, laser hair removal can be a good option. It gives long-lasting
results. However, it’s crucial to take care of your overall health and manage PCOS symptoms. Talk to an Endocrinologist, a specialist in hormones, for the right medical advice.

PCOS is a complex condition that affects 5%-10% of women. It’s caused by a mix of lifestyle, environment, and genetics. While there’s no cure, you can make a difference by eating healthy and considering contraceptive pills, which can help prevent further complications.

Men opt for laser hair removal for various reasons, including enhancing appearance, boosting self-confidence, improving athletic performance, and addressing medical concerns such as preventing inflammation of hair follicles.

Popular areas for laser hair removal in men include the back, chest, shoulders, and arms. Athletes may use it for performance enhancement or injury prevention, while
bodybuilders and gymnasts often choose it to emphasize muscle definition. The chest, in particular, responds well to laser hair removal, resulting in gradual thinning
and long-term clearance rather than complete eradication in many cases.