Concern guide
Unwanted facial or body hair may be inherited, hormonally influenced or simply a personal grooming concern.
Understanding
Hair growth varies by genetics, age, hormones and medication. For many people it is simply a cosmetic preference; in others, a sudden or marked change may point to an underlying hormonal issue.
Laser treatment works by targeting pigment in active hair follicles, so colour, coarseness, skin tone and the hair-growth cycle all influence results.
Compare your options
A consultation is the starting point: the most appropriate option depends on what is creating the concern, your goals and your medical history.
From £99
Laser hair removal targets pigment in hair follicles across the selected face or body area to reduce regrowth over a course of treatments. Hair colour, skin tone, medication and recent sun exposure affect suitability.
Why consider itThe direct option when unwanted regrowth across the selected face or body area is the concern.
Before you decide
A course is needed because follicles cycle through active and resting phases. Grey, white, very light or fine hair may respond poorly. Recent tanning, photosensitising medicines, active skin problems and pregnancy affect suitability, and eye protection is essential.
Common questions
A course is normally required because not every follicle is in the active growth phase at the same time.
It generally relies on pigment, so grey, white, very light or fine hair may respond poorly.
A sudden or marked change, especially with other hormonal symptoms, is worth discussing with a healthcare professional.
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