Laser hair removal has fast become one of the most effective options for permanent hair reduction. No laser clinic can claim 100% hair removal, as some hair will always strive to grow back. Re-growth can be affected by hormones and other biological factors which can vary depending on the individual.

Yes, a large percentage of our clientele are male and the most commonly treated areas treated are back, chest and arms

Laser can decrease the chance of experiencing ingrown hairs. When there is no hair in the follicle, there is less chance of an ingrown hair occurring.

Laser hair removal achieves the best results for people with fairer skin and darker hair, however our laser technology and laser preparation products allow us to treat a variety of skin and hair types. Laser hair removal is not suited to blonde, red, grey or white hair. Your technician will be able to assess your hair during a free consultation.

The laser specifically targets the pigment within the hair follicle. Consequently, it is important not to affect the skin’s pigmentation before or after your laser treatments. Sun exposure can increase the risk of adverse reaction including burning, blistering and post inflammatory hyper or hypo pigmentation in some cases these reactions can be permanent and prevent you from achieving your ideal results. Please avoid sun exposure or solariums 2 – 4 weeks prior to your first treatment and continue to avoid exposure to the treatment area throughout your entire treatment plan. Be sure to also apply sunscreen hourly if you are exposed to direct sunlight. It is also recommended not to use any form of artificial tanning products prior to your treatment, this includes fake tan sprays or lotions and bronzing powders or creams. As these products alter your natural skin colour, they must be completely removed from the treatment area prior to your appointment, otherwise your technician may advise you to postpone your treatment.

Clients with hormonal imbalances or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) are recommended to consult an Endocrinologist for evaluation and possible medical treatment. These clients tend to have excess hair growth secondary to their medical condition and may find that they require both medical treatment as well as ongoing laser treatment, in order to achieve optimum results.

At Dermaluxe Beauty , we require clients to be at least 18 years old to receive laser hair removal treatments. If you’re under the age of 18, we may still provide treatment, but parental or guardian consent will be required. During your initial consultation, our team will assess your skin type, hair type, and overall suitability for treatment. We take extra care with younger clients to ensure that the hair growth and hormonal changes have stabilised, which can impact treatment results.

Laser hair removal cannot be performed directly over tattoos. The laser used in hair removal targets the pigment in the hair follicle, which means it can also react with the pigments in a tattoo. This can lead to skin damage, including burns, blisters, or fading of the tattoo. During your treatment, our skilled therapists will carefully work around any tattooed areas to avoid these risks. If you’re concerned about hair growth near a tattoo, we can recommend other safe hair removal methods for those areas.

While there is no conclusive research indicating that laser hair removal is unsafe during pregnancy, we advise against undergoing laser treatments while pregnant as a precautionary measure. During pregnancy, your body goes through significant hormonal changes, which can affect hair growth and sensitivity to treatments. To prioritise the health and safety of both you and your baby, we recommend waiting until after childbirth to begin or resume your laser hair removal treatments. Our consultants will be happy to provide you with detailed guidance on post-pregnancy treatment plans.