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What Our Clients Say
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I loved my peel today. It was painful and the women at the spa are great, helpful and know...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lower Legs Laser.
Most clients require 6–8 sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart. Hair growth cycles and hair color affect results; a personalized consultation will determine frequency and any maintenance treatments needed to maintain smooth lower legs.
Yes. We use adjustable, FDA-cleared lasers and customize settings for your skin tone and hair type. Darker skin or lighter hair may require special protocols; consultation and patch testing ensure safe, effective treatment with minimal risk.
Most clients describe mild discomfort like snapping sensations; built-in cooling minimizes pain. Sessions typically take 15–30 minutes depending on coverage and hair density. We offer topical numbing if needed to increase comfort during treatment.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning two weeks prior, stop waxing or plucking four weeks before, and shave the area 24 hours before your appointment. Bring photos of previous treatments and disclose medications and skin conditions at consultation.
You’ll notice progressive hair thinning and slower regrowth after initial sessions, with many achieving long-term reduction. Full results vary; maintenance sessions every 6–12 months may be recommended for persistent follicles or hormonal influences.
Temporary redness, swelling, or mild sensitivity are common and typically resolve within hours to a few days. Rare risks include pigment changes or blistering; following aftercare instructions and avoiding sun exposure reduces complications.