Unwanted facial hair can be a constant source of annoyance and irritation, this is why laser hair removal is such a popular procedure.  

Laser hair removal is available for both men and women, and is appropriate for all types of facial hair. For men, laser hair removal provides freedom from the daily hassels and pain.  

For women, laser hair removal offers a long-term alternative to painful waxing, plucking and other painful methods of ongoing facial hair removal. As with other areas of your body, we personalize your laser facial & body  hair removal treatments to your individual skin tone, hair color, body chemistry and other characteristics.

Our state-of-the-art technologies make laser facial & body hair removal an effective alternative for people with darker lighter hair colors ,lighter hair colors, which previously made laser facial hair removal treatments very ineffective.

Laser facial hair removal is quick, safe and effective way of permanently removing your unwanted hair.  Most of our clients report no more discomfort other than a quick pinching sensation, similar to being snapped with a little rubber band. 

Because of the natural growth cycles of your facial hair, custom treatment session are implemented by our hair laser specialist for the best possible results.

Depending on hair and skin color, some persons may require additional sessions.

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Hair growth cycle:

Hair growth occurs in cycles throughout an individual's lifetime. Active hair growth is called Anagen, and the length of the anagen phase determines the length of the hair. Scalp hairs may remain in the anagen for up to 3 years. Hair follicles then enter Catagen, a phase of regression which lasts a few weeks. The Telogen, or resting phase, can last for months, depending inversely on the number of actively growing hairs in the area, ie. the scalp has a shorter telogen phase than the chest. As anagen resumes, the hair follicle lengthens, the bulb descends deeper into the skin, and the old hair shaft is gradually shed. In humans, individual hair follicles are more or less independent, with most hairs in anagen at any given time.