The most common side effects are temporary redness and swelling in the treated area.

The area can become itchy, so being sure to exfoliate the area and/or contact your provider with any concerns.

When the pulse of light or laser energy is delivered during hair removal treatment, some patients experience a mild pinching or stinging sensation. While mild discomfort is normal, no local anesthesia or pain medication is typically required; however, some patients may prefer to use a topical anesthetic when sensitive areas are treated. 

All of our laser hair removal treatments include contract cooling for comfort and skin safety!

Most areas require 3-6 treatments, however, the number of laser hair removal treatments required for optimal long-term benefits depends on multiple factors – hair thickness, the area treated, and your hair’s growth cycle.

Not all hairs are actively growing at the same time and actually go through three distinct phases: growth, regression, and resting - laser hair removal treatments work by disabling the hair that is in the active growth phase at the time of treatment. This means additional treatments may be necessary to disable all of the hair follicles in a given area based on their growth cycle.

Yes, laser hair removal is a safe procedure when performed by a trained and certified professional. It is FDA-approved and has been used for many years with minimal risks.

Laser hair removal can be used on most areas of the body, including the face, legs, arms, underarms, bikini line, chest, and back.

While earlier lasers were more effective on lighter skin with darker hair, modern lasers like the Motus AZ+ can treat a wide range of skin types and hair colors safely & effectively.

Avoid sun exposure for at least two weeks before your session. Shave the area to be treated on the day of your appointment, but avoid waxing or plucking, as the laser needs to target the hair follicle.

Yes, most people can resume normal activities immediately after treatment, though it’s best to avoid hot showers, intense exercise, and sun exposure for 24-48 hours to minimize irritation.

Treatment times vary depending on the size of the area being treated. Smaller areas like the upper lip may take just a few minutes, while larger areas like the legs or back may take 30 minutes to an hour. With our advanced technology, treatment times are much quicker in comparison to other lasers.

It’s best to avoid laser treatments on recently tanned skin, as it can increase the risk of side effects like pigmentation changes.

If you've been in the sun, wait for the tan to fade before scheduling a session or at least 2 weeks after direct sun exposure. (This includes self tanner as well.)

Results are long-lasting, but some people may need occasional touch-up treatments over time, especially if new hair grows back due to hormonal changes.

Yes, shaving is fine between sessions, as it doesn’t interfere with the effectiveness of the treatment. However, avoid waxing or plucking, as these remove the hair follicle that the laser needs to target.