Laser hair removal

Elos Plus technology

The new Elos Plus device combines two technologies, the 810 nm wavelength diode laser and radiofrequency, which allows for an effective, quick, safe and less painful treatment.

Laser hair removal treatments are administered in six-week intervals in order to respect the hair growth cycle and maximize the results. Even though results may vary from one person to the next, an effective treatment usually requires 5 to 6 sessions to eliminate, on average, 80% of the hair from the treated area.

Laser hair removal is for both men and women. However, due to the nature, or absence of melanin, white, blond, red, or gray hair, and even fuzz cannot be treated.

Before starting a medical aesthetic treatment, it is important to have a consultation in order to openly discuss your goals and expectations. Our team will assess the treatment options, the number of sessions required, as well as the benefits and risks associated with each procedure. Since every single person responds to the treatments differently, all the details on this site, including photos showing our clients’ clinical results are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute a guarantee of the results in any way.

Frequently asked questions

Is laser hair removal painful? The level of pain is up to each person’s tolerance threshold and sensitivity. It also depends on several factors such as hair density or the area treated, but also on other more intangible factors that vary over time, such as the hormonal cycle, menstruation and fatigue.

Generally, laser hair removal treatments are known as being less painful than waxing or electrolysis. Most costumers only experience tingling or a slight sensation of warmth during treatment.

What is the minimum age for laser hair removal treatments? The minimum age for laser hair removal treatments is 18 years old for women and 21 years old for men. Until this age, the hair has not yet reached maturity and the hair continues to develop, which could compromise the results.