Laser Hair Removal

We can say ‘permanent hair reduction’. We cannot scientifically or legally say that the hair is ‘permanently removed’ in case of hormonal or other biological changes that may occur in the body at some point later. This could lead to new growth of hair in the same area.

It is likely that the body will grow some hair in the treated area over time, but very often it is so little and much lighter and finer than before that removing any of this hair is very easy and not time consuming.

A maintenance treatment or ‘tidy up’ is recommended every once and a while when needed.

Melanin in the hair absorbs the light emitted by the laser which produces a rapid heating of the hair and the follicle, and consequently, its degeneration.

Everyone is different.

Typically 6-10 sessions with 6-12 weeks in between each session.

The timing will depend on the area being treated as each area of the body has hair growing at different rates and times. It will also depend on density and coarseness of hair, hormones, ethnicity and gender of the client.

Some people notice a 10-25% reduction after the first one. It is possible you won’t notice a substantial difference until you are about 3 or 4 treatments in.

No. This colour hair does not have enough melanin to absorb the laser energy.

You will feel and hear a light pulsing along the treatment area and you may feel slight discomfort. This has been described as feeling like a warm pinprick or a rubber band snap sensation. The first treatment tends to cause more discomfort than subsequent treatments as there is less hair to target.

It is important to understand both the risks and benefits of any procedure before deciding whether it’s right for you. At Lucere, we take every precaution to keep you safe during your treatments. We are committed to providing a clean and safe environment for our clients. We are committed to professional deveropment training and ongoing education.

The Milesman laser is safe and tolerable for most people. The Milesman's consistent energy output and uniform cooling system ensure a safer and controlled treatment, minimising the risk of adverse effects.

As with any aesthetic procedure, there are contraindications, and considerations that would make this treatment unsafe for some.

This treatment is not suitable for you if you have: A history of keloid scarring; active infections; use of oral accutane within 6 months; active or recent cancer; use of photosensitive medications, pregnancy and more.

Risks include: redness, swelling and uneven skin tone caused by hyper/hypo pigmentation. Bruising, burns and blistering. In the rare case this happens, the skin will likely return to normal over an extended period of time. However in very rare circumstances, this may be permanent.

The Milesman laser is not recommended for Fitzpatrick skin type 6, very dark skin, which has more light-absorbing melanin which increases the risk of a burn. Very tanned skin types (fitzpatrick skin types 4-5) can be treated with lower settings and with caution. We will determine your skin type in the consultation.

Unprotected eyes are at risk of injury during laser treatments. It is ESSENTIAL you wear the protective eyewear we give you during the treatment.

A full list of contraindications and risks will be covered in your consultation.

No. Everyone is welcome. Men’s hair, often being more coarse and dense often requires more treatments.

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Treatments can be purchase as a single treatment or in a series as a package deal. Purchasing a package deal is a good way to save money in the long run.