• Small area: underarms, chin, upper lip, sideburns, cheeks, forehead, hands/fingers, feet/toes, knees.
• Medium area: shoulders, bikini line(outside the swimming suit), back of the neck, or front of the neck.
• Large area: full Brazilian area, abdomen, chest, full face, buttocks, upper back, lower back, upper arms, or lower arms 
• Extra Large area: upper legs, lower legs

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Summer Sale:
Get your underarms done for FREE with a purchase of one package of a Large area or Extra Large area hair removal 
Buy one small area get second small area for 50% off.

Sale Price:
Small Area:  
$69 (orig. $100) per treatment or
$59 per treatment (total $354) for Package of 6
Medium Area:
$109 (orig. $150) per treatment or
$99 per treatment (total $594) for Package of 6 
Large Area:
$159 (orig. $300) per treatment or
$139 per treatment (total $834) for Package of 6
Extra Large Area:
​$300 (orig. $350) per treatment or
$269 per treatment (total  $1614) for Package of 6 

$500 (package price) per treatment for whole legs
* Extra $25 will be charged for a grooming service *
*To qualify for package price you must purchase a minimum of three treatment*

Frequent asked questions

1. What is Laser Hair Removal?
Laser hair removal targets the entire hair structure, from the hair shaft, down to the follicle, meeting the principle of selective photothermolysis. Light energy with a specific wavelength is primarily absorbed by the endogenous chromophore melanin resulting in rapid heating which is required for local thermal necrosis of the follicles’ regenerative structures.

2. What are the actual treatments like?
In a simple phrase: 'FAST AND EASY'. Preparation for the laser treatment is minimal, as body hair does not have to be grown out prior to the treatment. The hand-piece utilized for the treatment covers larger body areas than alternative methods. Thus minimizing the time of the treatment, and the active cooling integrated within the hand-piece provides for additional comfort. The sensation is often referred to as a gentle 'snap' with minimal to no sensation subsequent to the treatment. In some cases, dependent on the procedure, skin type, and the treatment area, clients experience some mild redness and tenderness in the area, which does not interfere with normal activities and usually subsides within a day. 

3. Why is my hair still growing? 
This is a common comment for new users of intense pulsed light systems. Subsequent to administering a pulsed light treatment, the body requires time to shed the hair which had been thermally destroyed. It may take eight to ten days on some people and perhaps two to three weeks on others to fully shed the thermally damaged hair.
Even though it appears as though hair continues to grow, it is actually the body shedding the hair entirely, and over time the treated hair will grow out of the skin. This should not be mistaken for continued hair growth.

4. How many treatment will I require?
Hair grows in three cycles called Anagen, Catagen, and Telogen. The laser technology most effectively interacts with hair in the Anagen (or active growth) phase when the hair is highest in pigment. Hence multiple treatments are required to accomplish permanent hair reduction. On average approximately 20% reduction will be noticed in the initial treatment and as much as 95% reduction can be realized in about 6 treatments. Some people may need more treatments.

5. Are there any side effects of treatment or special post treatment instructions?
For best results, active tanning and use of artificial tanning products should be discontinued prior to and during treatments. After treatment, use Sunblock (SPF25+) on the treatment area. You can shave during treatments, but do not wax or tweeze the hair, as this will remove the target (the bulb).
Subsequent to treatments you may experience some redness and/or warmth at the treatment site, which is normal and can be cooled with cold wet compresses if desired. It is recommended to avoid vigorous exercise, perfumed deodorants, heavily chlorinated pools and / or hot whirlpool baths, saunas, etc. for 12 – 24 hours subsequent to treatments.