Laser hair removal

Laser hair removal works by targeting the melanin in hair follicles with a concentrated beam of light, which is then absorbed by the pigment. This process damages the follicle, inhibiting future hair growth. Our advanced laser technology ensures effective and long-lasting results.

The Eneka Pro Diode Laser technology has been used worldwide for over 8 years and ismanufactured to the highest standard of safety according to ISO 13485 governing medical devicemanufacturing

Most clients describe the sensation as a mild discomfort, often likened to a rubber band snap. Our laser systems include built-in cooling mechanisms to enhance your comfort during the procedure.

Unwanted hair can be removed from most parts of the body including legs, upper lip and chin, bikini,underarms, back etc... The only areas that cannot be treated are immediately around the eyes andmucous membrane, over tattoos and moles.

Temporary redness and slight swelling are common immediately after the procedure, but these effects typically subside within a few hours. Serious side effects are rare, and our team takes every precaution to ensure your safety and well-being.

Prior to your session, it's recommended to avoid sun exposure, waxing, and plucking. Shaving the area a day before is typically advised. Our team will provide specific pre-treatment instructions during your consultation.

The Eneka Pro platform is designed to work on all skin and hair types. Offering two work modes,high fluences of energy and stacked pulse technology. Only white and grey hairs do not respond tolaser treatment as they have no melanin.

The number of sessions varies based on individual factors such as hair color, skin type, and the targeted area. On average, clients undergo 6-10 sessions for maximum effectiveness. Our experts will assess your unique situation during the consultation to provide a personalized treatment plan.

• Tanned skin (active tan), through sun exposure or tanning bed use in the previous 30 days (increased risk of hyper-pigmentation).
• Waxing, plucking, sugaring or threading. Depilation treatment of the area in the previous 4-6 weeks(the follicle has been removed so no chromophore).
• Hypo-pigmentation (e.g. vitiligo).
• Any inflammatory skin condition e.g. eczema, active herpes simplex, etc... at the treatment area (itcould aggravate the condition).
• Skin Cancer or any other Cancer. Taking medication to treat cancer (Dacarbazine, Fluorouracil,Methotrexate, etc.).
• History of keloid scarring (A Laser or IPL burn may produce a keloid scar)
• Epilepsy (repeated consecutive flashes may induce a fit).
• St John’s Wort (Hypericum – herbal remedy) for depression and can cause photosensitivity.
• Isotretinoin, Roaccutane, Tretinoin or Retin A in the previous 3-6 months for the treatment of acne orother dermatological conditions.
• Pregnancy or breast feeding, as hormonal imbalance may reduce treatment efficacy.
• Diabetes (if history of poor skin healing).
• Any topical medication (e.g. hydrocortisone) or is wearing perfumes, deodorants, sun block, essentialoils or other skin lotions in the treatment area (which could cause photosensitivity). The area shouldbe fully cleansed prior to treatment.
• Surgical metal pins or plates under the area to be treated.
• If client is under the age of 18yrs or if the establishment is not registered to treat children or if parentalpermission is withheld.

If you have any doubt or uncertainty always get a second opinion.