Frequently asked questions

No. We prefer that you start by telling us what concerns you. During your assessment we explain which options make sense for your particular case.

We discuss the goal, what you have already tried and assess the area. We explain the options, possible time frame and cost, with no obligation to start on the same day.

In many cases yes, as long as there is no contraindication and no special preparation is required. A separate appointment is scheduled for other treatments.

Yes, with careful timing. Some treatments may suit the days just before an event; others need more lead time. Tell us the event date at the outset.

Frequency depends on your skin’s needs and your goals. Hydrafacial can be an occasional treatment or part of a care plan agreed after assessment.

They use different types of energy and act at different depths. The choice depends on the area, degree of skin laxity and your goals; one is not necessarily better than the other.

More careful selection of products and parameters is needed. Inform us of any history of reactions or dermatological condition; in some cases a dermatological assessment is recommended first.

No. Professional treatments complement daily care. Consistency and sun protection make a significant difference to how long results last.

The area usually needs to be shaved. Avoid methods that remove hair from the root beforehand. Avoid intense tanning and tell us about any medication or sensitivities.

It depends on the area, hair cycle, phototype and history. We give a realistic initial estimate and reassess progress.

Hairs are not all in the same growth phase at the same time. Hormonal and individual factors also affect the response, so we are talking about a long-term reduction, not complete disappearance.

Contraindications vary. Active infections, open wounds, certain medical conditions, recent surgeries, pregnancy, or certain medications may require postponement or medical evaluation.

It depends on the drug and the treatment. List all medications and supplements. Never stop a prescribed treatment without the instruction of the attending physician.

It depends on the condition and its stage. If it is active, or there is any doubt, we may first request an assessment or clearance from a dermatologist.

We let you know what is expected. If a reaction is stronger, different or persistent, contact the team for guidance.

Not all treatments involve downtime. Some allow an immediate return to normal activities; others may cause temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or peeling.

Yes, when there is proper planning. The question is not more treatments, but the right combination and the right interval.

They are affected by the type of treatment, skin condition, lifestyle, sun exposure and home care. Maintenance sessions may be recommended.

You receive specific instructions for gentle care, hydration, sun protection, activities to avoid and when to contact us.