Preparing for Your Appointment for Laser Bikini Area Hair Removal

April 17, 2023

Experiencing the sensation of laser hair removal on your skin can be strange the first time. Since your bikini area is extra sensitive, we want you to be as prepared as possible for the experience. We always consult with our clients on the procedure and what to expect, but before you even come to us, we would advise a few things, including avoiding laser hair removal at home before laser hair removal for the bikini area to make it more convenient.

What You Should Do a While Before Laser Hair Removal for Your Bikini Area

Right Before Your Appointment

Remember, there are several benefits of scheduling regular laser hair removal appointments so be sure to schedule your next one

Other Facts You Need to Know

It is best to consult with us before booking your first appointment.  If you have concerns about the cost of laser hair removal, let us know. We can explain everything to you, such as that it’s best to plan for a holiday or special event as the lasered area will be slightly swollen or red and maybe itchy after the session. Every hair is at a different hair growth stage, so you may need about six sessions to see all the hairs gone from your bikini line.

Please stay out of the sun while receiving this treatment, or if you have to, wear sunscreen on the area or apply aloe vera when it needs soothing. It’s best to avoid any irritants like chemicals or salt from a pool or the sea.

If you would like to learn more about how to prepare for your laser hair removal appointment for your bikini area or you have concerns about laser hair removal aftercare, our team is here to assist. Get in touch with us today to learn more about your options.  

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