Frequently Asked Questions

Please read the Pre Care treatment advice.

Treatments for Laser Hair Removal can be done every 4-6 weeks, Skin Rejuvenation treatment can be done every 4 weeks.

No Laser Hair Removal & Skin Rejuvenation does not hurt, the client may feel some heat and a slight ping but nothing too uncomfortable.

Prior to your treatment we need your skin to not be burnt or change colour pigment so that the correct laser machine setting is chosen. After your treatment your skin will be sensitive and will need time to heal. Excessive exposure to UV rays risks damage to your skin, this is why it is advised to avoid sun beds/sunbathing after treatment.

No, Laser Hair Removal and Skin Rejuvenation treatments cannot be performed over tattoos due to the colour pigments, this does include permanent makeup so please make us aware if you have any of the above.

There have been no medical studies around this; however we would need the client to get a GP’s approval before any treatment is done.

Certain medication can make your skin more sensitive to the light which means there could be a potential for the skin to burn more easily.

Courses of treatment will be determined by the needs of each client, the packages we offer are for courses of 8 treatments for Laser Hair Removal and 6 treatments for Skin Rejuvenation, after these have been completed top up courses maybe needed.

By following the Pre and Post care treatment advice you are insuring the treatment will be the most effective and will reduce any Contraindication from occurring.

Laser Hair Removal is a safe treatment as long as the treatment is provided by a qualified practitioner.

Our clinics machine can treat up to a level 5 skin pigmentation type based on the Fitzpatrick scale.

No as lasers are used only a qualified practitioner and client can be in the room at the time of the treatment.

People describe it as a tingling, scratching, or prickling sensation, mild warmth or tightness afterward, and to expect slight tenderness for a few hours.

Absolutely — aftercare is just as important as the facial itself, sometimes even more important, because it determines how well your skin heals, how long your results last, and whether you get irritation or glow, SPF should be your best friend.

Most people benefit from a facial every 4–6 weeks, which matches the skin’s natural renewal cycle. For acne or pigmentation, a more frequent schedule may be recommended.

One facial gives a glow, but consistent treatments + good home care create long‑term change. Think of facials as part of a routine, not a one‑time fix.

It depends on your goals: Hydration: Hydrating or oxygen facial Acne: Deep‑cleansing or clarifying facial Anti‑aging: Microcurrent, LED, or collagen‑boosting facials Pigmentation: Chemical peels or brightening facials

Relaxing facial: Focuses on massage, comfort, and temporary glow. Results‑driven facial: Uses targeted actives, technology, and clinical techniques to correct skin concerns and create measurable improvement.

Yes. Many clients see the best outcomes when facials are paired with: Chemical peels Microneedling LED therapy Home skincare with active ingredients Combination therapy accelerates progress.

Yes — but the treatment must be adapted. Sensitive skin responds well to barrier‑repairing, anti‑inflammatory, and hydration‑focused protocols. Strong acids or aggressive exfoliation may be avoided.

Possibly. Treatments that include exfoliation or extractions can trigger a temporary purge as trapped debris moves to the surface. This is normal and usually short‑lived.

Immediate: Hydration, smoother texture, reduced dullness 1–2 weeks: Clearer pores, reduced congestion 4–6 weeks: Improved tone, fewer breakouts, stronger barrier 8–12 weeks: Noticeable improvement in pigmentation, fine lines, and overall skin quality

We recommend an initial dose then to follow up 2 weeks later with a further dose. After this we recommend monthly top ups.  This is not the same for Vitamin D injections, this is only administered once every 6 months.