• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have an oncological condition
• Have epilepsy or asthma
• Take blood thinners
• Have varicose veins
• Use a cochlear implant or a pacemaker
• Use a hormonal IUD (not absolutely strict)
• Have a flu , herpes or allergic symptoms (not absolutely strict)

• Massages, scrubs or peels or other cosmetological procedures
• Sauna, sunbathing, solarium and swimming
• Mechanical hair removal such as waxing, sugaring or epilation should be avoided between treatments. Only shaving is advised.

Unwanted skin reactions are extremely rare. Some areas are more sensitive than others, and some people may experience mild redness, swelling or temporary changes in pigmentation. These symptoms can be reduced within a few hours by using an Aloe Vera gel or a topical cream after the treatment.

Photoepilation is always done on hair that’s 1 to 2 mm in length. The desired area should always be shaved 1 to 2 days prior to the treatment. Between treatments, it is not advised to use mechanical hair removal methods such as waxing, sugaring or epilation. If you forget to shave 1 to 2 days prior to your scheduled appointment, please reschedule a new appointment.

The result is visible after the first procedure. Hair begins to grow thinner and slower. With each subsequent procedure, the result becomes more noticeable. Since exposure to light on the hair follicle occurs in the active stage of hair growth, a course of procedures is needed, since all hair follicles have a different cyclicity of renewal. After a while our body can begin to form new single hair follicles, so to maintain the result it is recommended to take 1-2 procedures every 6-12 months.

The method can be used safely for all skin types without the risk of burns. A tan skin can thus also be treated, as long as it’s not recently tanned. If you’re planning on intense sunbathing, please abstain from it 3 days before and after the treatment. A sunscreen should always be used.

If the method is used on a tattooed area, it is possible to observe some color changes. We do not recommend using photoepilaton directly on a tattooed area.

Yes. However, during menstruation you might find yourself more sensitive to pain. For very sensitive persons, we recommend not booking an appointment 2 to 3 days before or after menstruating. After this period, sensitivity is usually reduced.

Yes. However, during menstruation you might find yourself more sensitive to pain. For very sensitive persons, we recommend not booking an appointment 2 to 3 days before or after menstruating. After this period, sensitivity is usually reduced.

Unfortunately no. Fine hairs are body hair without pigment, which is required for photoepilation. Fine hairs grow on our bodies already during childhood and are not a part of hormonal hair growth.

Dental braces or implants do not pose a problem for photoepilation. The light impulse is only absorbed into the hair follicle. It does not penetrate deeper into the skin. This includes both planted and removable implants.

IPL is a well-researched, safe and reliable method for hair removal. Skin reactions are extremely rare; some people may experience temporary mild redness. The light impulses are absorbed into the hair follicle just a few millimeters underneath the topmost skin layer, and have no effect on any other parts of the body.

Yes, IPL is totally suitable for men. First visible results can be achieved with just one to two treatments.

It is recommended to have a total of 4 to 10 treatments every 3 to 4 weeks depending on your individual situation. First visible results can be observed in just a couple of weeks from the first photoepilation session. Please note that the desired area should be shaved 1 to 2 days before each treatment.