Experience a 90% hair reduction in as little as 3-6 sessions
Free yourself from the constant and endless cycle of shaving, waxing or plucking with our state of the art Laser Hair Removal. Our laser technology is the newest, fastest and strongest Laser on the market. The best part is that its virtually pain free due to the cooling crystal technology of the diode laser. Also this is one the first lasers to treat blonde hair as well as all skin colors. We are one of the only clinics in Westchester County to offer this laser. We utilize multiple laser technologies so that we can safely treat all skin types and hair textures. Our licensed laser technicians will customize a laser hair removal program that will provide you with the safest, most effective, maximum results possible at an affordable price.
What to expect
Laser hair removal using the magma spark system is quick with little discomfort. As the hand piece is moved over the area being treated, pulses are delivered. With each pulse, there is a flash of light, an audible tone and a mild heating followed by cooling sensation on the skin. There may be a mild temporary sunburn sensation after treatment is completed. Because hair growth occurs in stages, for optimum results, 3-6 treatments are recommended, 4 weeks apart. After the first session there will be a significant reduction in hair growth with less and less after each session. At the end of the series of treatments, a client may have single hairs or small patches of hair grow out, it is normal and touch up sessions are available to treat those hairs. Laser hair removal is not 100% permanent, but it is safe to say that one can expect a 70-90% reduction in hair growth.
Contraindications:
Please avoid direct sun exposure 7 days prior and 2 weeks post. Stop using retinol or glycolic creams 7 days prior to laser. Not recommended for cancer patients or epilepsy. If you are pregnant or nursing, please consult with your physician prior to treatment. If you are taking medication, please discuss with your laser technician. Certain medication may cause skin to be sensitive to light and may cause burns.
