Laser hair removal is generally safe during breastfeeding, with no direct impact on breast milk. However, due to hormonal changes, the skin may be more sensitive, and results can vary. It's best to consult your healthcare provider before beginning treatment while nursing.

The side effects are minimal. This is one of the primary benefits of laser hair removal.

Some people experience temporary redness, itching, and swelling of the skin right after treatment. These side effects usually go away within a few hours, and most can be soothed by applying aloe vera to the treated area.

In rare cases, some people may see scars, burns, or blisters. But these side effects usually occur only in people who do not follow the proper aftercare plan.

Anyone can get laser hair removal, regardless of skin color or hair type. However, people with light skin and dark hair tend to see faster and better results than people with light hair or a darker skin tone. Any man or woman can have the treatments, though pregnant women should wait until after they’ve given birth to begin their sessions.

It is best to play it safe and avoid laser hair removal while you’re pregnant. There is no evidence to suggest that it is unsafe, but there have not been long-term studies to analyze the effect of the laser on an unborn child.

To protect your unborn baby, wait until after you’ve given birth to begin laser hair removal treatment.

Laser removal can be performed on any area of the body except the eyelids. The most popular treatment areas are the legs, back, arms, chest, upper lip, underarms, and bikini area.

You can also get laser hair removal on your ears, nose, scalp, forehead, eyebrows, and other parts of your face.

For most people, laser hair removal does not hurt. However, it all depends on your threshold for pain. Most people say that it feels like snapping a rubber band against the skin. But if you’re overly sensitive to pain, you may experience some minor discomfort.

Fortunately, there are ways to reduce the discomfort. Prepare properly and follow a strict aftercare program. This will reduce pain and provide the most effective results.

Some people see permanent results, while some people may need a touch-up treatment every six to twelve months. Results vary depending on your hair type and skin type. Proper preparation and aftercare can also affect how long the results last.

There isn't really a fixed number of sessions for all. as each individual skin tone and hair differ. But you can definitely feel the difference after second or third sessions.

Every 21 days.

There is no specific age minimum, but it is important to wait until you’ve gone through puberty to begin laser treatments. Females should not begin treatment unless they’ve already started their menstrual cycle. Generally, fourteen is the earliest age that people should begin laser hair removal.

To prepare for laser hair removal, avoid plucking, waxing, and tanning for six weeks prior to your first treatment. In the days before treatment, avoid taking medications such as blood thinners, NSAIDs, and pain relievers. Take a shower and shave right before your treatment, but don’t apply any lotions, moisturizers, or sunscreens to the skin.

Hair removal is generally safe for breastfeeding mothers, and there are no significant side effects associated with it. However, it is not recommended for pregnant women.

Laser hair removal involves the use of laser pulses. These pulses emit light into the skin that destroys the root and follicle of the hair. When the root and follicle are destroyed, hair can no longer grow.

For this process to work, the hair must be targeted during an active growth phase. However, individual hairs usually grow at different rates. Therefore, it takes several treatment sessions to capture every hair in the growth phase and produce optimal results.

Laser hair removal offers long-term reduction of unwanted hair, leaving skin smoother with fewer ingrown hairs. It’s fast, precise, and safe for all skin types. Over time, it significantly reduces the need for shaving or waxing, saving both time and money. Many clients also notice added benefits such as skin tightening and brightening effects.

a) After the hair is removed, please do not use product with scrub, alcohol and antiperspirant product while taking shower and the water temperature should be warm but not hot and do not rub and scratch.

b) Please do not go to sauna room, swimming pool or beach within one week after the treatment.

c) Please do not use makeup or skin care product with Alpha Hydroxy Acid or Vitamin C or Whitening  ingredients. 

d) The treated area may have mild red and swelling, as the skin may become sensitive, feels hot and itching after the treatment. If feels unbearable please use ice bag to relieve the pain.

e) Do not expose to the sun. Please use sun protection with high SPF; e.g SPF50+

f) Please keep the treated area dry and clean. 

g) Do wear clothes that is clean and not to tight make it ventilated and dry. 

h)Pay attention to what to eat and do not drink alcohol or smoke cigarette nor should one eat spicy food and do eat some vitamin C.