Brazilian Laser hair removal is a laser treatment that helps people with excessive hair growth. The laser treatment is performed in a short amount of time and can be done on several areas of the body. It is less painful than waxing or using chemicals to remove hair and does not require much recovery time. Depending on the amount and location of hair to be removed, it takes approximately 10-20 minutes.
Brazilian laser hair removal removes hair from the most intimate parts of your body. It is done using a laser that targets the hair follicles and destroys them. The treatment takes no more than 20 minutes and can last up to 4-6 years. The bikini area can be sensitive even though it only takes a few minutes to perform. Our technician will clean the area with a saline solution and apply a topical anesthetic. Then they will use the laser hair removal machine to remove the hair. We will also provide an ice pack for your comfort. Here are 5 things to know about a Brazilian laser hair removal:
1. How much does Brazilian laser hair removal cost?
Brazilian laser hair removal is a type of laser therapy that removes unwanted hair in the bikini area and usually lasts between 4-6 years. The cost of this procedure varies based on how many sessions you’ll need and will be determined after your one-on-one consultation. With our team’s expertise, we can create a customized package that suits your needs and provide you with a more accurate treatment cost during your consultation.
2. Is laser hair removal safe for the Brazilian area?
It’s a safe treatment for all skin types and requires no downtime. You can have your treatment, go home and resume your regular daily routine without losing time.
3. What does a Brazilian laser hair removal include?
A Brazilian laser hair removal treatment is more in-depth than a bikini treatment because it includes the labia and perianal areas as well. This option leaves women bare, with no hair in the pubic region. Some women have this treatment and opt to keep some hair near the vagina (for example, a landing strip).
4. How long after Brazilian laser hair removal do you see results?
You must know that you’ll immediately see results when you go through laser hair removal. The hair will become thinner and lighter in color. One treatment can remove a few hairs, but people usually need to go at least four times for the best results.
Common Questions About The Treatment
After the first Brazilian laser, what should I expect?
After your first treatment, you will feel a bit sore in your groin area, which will be like the discomfort of a decent workout. You should expect to experience some redness and swelling after your treatment, but it should get better as the day progresses.
Do you have to shave before a Brazilian laser hair removal appointment?
Preparing for your laser treatment, like shaving is essential to ensure a safe and effective result. Shaving is the only method to remove hair that is recommended before laser treatment. Please do not shave on the day of your session.
What is the number of laser sessions you need for a Brazilian?
Our laser technician will likely recommend 4-10 treatments ranging about 4 to 6 weeks apart.
Is laser hair removal actually permanent?
The short answer is no. Laser hair removal should last for at least 2-6 years when you’ve finished your sessions. But it may require maintenance treatments at least once every 2 years to ensure that the skin continues to be smooth and hairless.
Is laser hair removal painful?
It’s not painful. The pubic area is more sensitive than other body parts, and the discomfort associated with these procedures can be minimized with numbing cream and by applying an ice pack.
What happens if you don’t shave before your treatment?
It is recommended to shave before undergoing laser hair removal. The laser targets the dark pigment in the hair follicle, which can’t be seen as well if there is a lot of hair. The treatment will not be as effective, and the laser can burn your skin. Another factor is that if the hair isn’t shaved off before treatment, it may result in small grazes on the top layer of your skin.
