Laser, set for your skin

Yes, with the right approach. Laser targets the pigment in the hair, so the aim is to heat the hair without overheating the surrounding skin. Deeper skin needs settings and a laser type chosen for it, plus a patch test. Our senior therapist has more than twelve years in laser clinics and treats all skin types. Results vary from person to person.

It is a simple scale from 1 to 6 that describes how your skin reacts to the sun. Type 1 is very fair skin that always burns. Type 6 is deep brown skin that rarely burns. Many olive skin tones sit around types 3 and 4. Knowing your type helps us choose safe laser settings and decide how cautious to be.

Most people need a course of around six to eight sessions, and some areas or hair types need more. Hair grows in cycles, and laser only affects hairs in the active growth phase, which is why one session is never enough. After the course, occasional top-up sessions may be needed. Results vary with hair colour, skin type and hormones.

Face sessions are usually spaced about four to six weeks apart, and body areas about six to eight weeks apart. Spacing follows the hair growth cycle, so coming back too early does not speed things up. As hair thins, gaps between sessions often get longer. We will set a schedule for each area at your first appointment.

Most people describe it as a quick snap or a warm flick, like a rubber band. Sensitive areas such as the upper lip and bikini line feel sharper, and it usually eases as the hair thins over the course. Cooling during and after treatment helps. Tell your therapist at any time if you are uncomfortable and settings can be reviewed.

Yes. Shave the area the day before your appointment so the laser reaches the hair below the skin without burning hair on the surface. Do not wax, pluck, thread or use hair removal cream for about four weeks before, because the laser needs the hair root in place. Come with clean skin, no deodorant, fake tan or makeup on the area.

Avoid tanning and strong sun for at least two to four weeks before and after each session. Tanned skin holds more pigment, which raises the risk of burns and pigment changes. Use SPF 50+ daily on treated areas that are exposed. Remove fake tan fully before you come. In Sydney summer, a hat and shade matter as much as sunscreen.

Laser can reduce the look of hair in hormone-sensitive areas such as the chin and jawline, but hormones can keep producing new hairs, so you may need more sessions and regular maintenance. Results vary from person to person. If hair growth is new, sudden or heavy, please see your GP first. They can check for an underlying cause before you start.

Yes. Laser hair reduction is available for women and men, including a full-body session for men at $400 and a full back at $200. Men are treated in a private room, with the same patch test, consultation and aftercare as every other client. Results vary from person to person, and coarse hair on the back or chest usually needs a full course.

Very. Your treatment is done by a female therapist in a private room with the door closed. You undress only the area being treated and are covered with a towel or disposable underwear throughout. Our therapists do this every day and keep the appointment calm and efficient. A Brazilian session is $75. Please shave the area the day before.

Every client has a patch test before a first laser treatment. It checks how your skin responds and lets us set safe settings for you. We test a small area, then you wait before the full session so any reaction has time to show. We also ask about medications, skincare and recent sun, all of which change how skin reacts to laser.

Laser is hair reduction, not permanent removal. A full course usually leaves hair finer, lighter and much sparser, and many people need only occasional top-ups afterwards. Fair, grey, red and very light hair responds poorly because it has little pigment for the laser to target. Results vary from person to person, which is why we start with a consultation and patch test.

Laser appointments open once our devices are confirmed and registered for use in the studio. You are welcome to send an enquiry now, and we will contact you to arrange a consultation and patch test as soon as bookings open. Prices are already listed, starting at $40 for the upper lip or underarms.

We offer laser pigmentation from $250 per session and IPL skin rejuvenation at $220, both for sun spots and uneven tone. Not all pigment is the same. Some types, such as hormonal pigment, can darken with heat, so we assess your skin first and may start with gentler options. A consultation and patch test are required, and results vary from person to person.

Please see your GP or a dermatologist before any cosmetic treatment. A spot that is new, growing, changing shape or colour, itching or bleeding needs a medical check. We never treat moles, and we do not treat any spot that has not been looked at by a doctor if we have concerns. Australia has high skin cancer rates, so regular skin checks matter.

Our capillaries and vascular treatment starts from $250 and targets visible small vessels and redness, usually on the nose and cheeks. Several sessions may be needed, and some redness can return over time with sun, heat and triggers such as spicy food. Ongoing flushing can have medical causes, so we may suggest seeing your GP first. Results vary from person to person.

Most tattoos need several sessions, often six to twelve or more, spaced at least six to eight weeks apart. Black ink usually fades best, while some colours are slower. Size, ink depth, age of the tattoo and your skin type all play a part. Sessions are $200 small, $250 medium and $350 large. A consultation and patch test are required.