The average number of hair removal sessions required is 6-8. The number of sessions can vary due to factors such as age, gender and also density, thickness and color of the hair. In 6-8 sessions, which is the average number of sessions, hair on the body is reduced by 80-90%.

This differs per zone and per person. Depending on the zone it is at least 4-5 weeks in the beginning and gets longer towards the end of your sessions.

Hair removal procedures such as waxing and epilation should be stopped at least 1 month before laser epilation. The laser beam is absorbed by the melanin pigment, which gives its color to the hair, and is transmitted to the hair root, damaging the hair root. In the following sessions, the hair root is destroyed so that it can no longer produce hair. Therefore, in laser epilation, the target is the hair root, and if there is no hair root, laser epilation cannot be effective. Since waxing is a process of removing hair from the root, it should definitely not be done before laser epilation.

Yes, you must shave the area 1 day in advance. You may also trim the face/face. Epilation with tweezers, string or epilation machine is not permitted. Waxing is also not allowed.

Yes. The Soprano Titanium SHR™ method affects the skin’s melanin using a unique method that allows the treatment to be performed at any time of the year, even on tanned skin. In addition, sunlight is less harmful to the skin after an SHR™ treatment. Please note that you do not sunbathe or tanning beds 7 days before and after the treatment.

Yes, we also treat the lighter hair with the Soprano Titanium. This is possible because Soprano Titanium uses the latest technology so that we not only work on the pigment but also the proteins under the hair follicle. This weakens or destroys the hair follicle, preventing new hair from growing.

Yes. While the melanin in dark skin is exponentially sensitive to the heat used in laser treatment, the SHR™ method is clinically proven to be safe for dark skin types. Instead of exposing the hair follicle, which contains a lot of melanin, to high energy pulses, which can cause damage to the skin; SHR™ gradually heats the hair follicle to the desired temperature. This makes SHR™ the safest laser hair removal option, including for patients with darker skin.

Unfortunately, laser epilation cannot be performed during pregnancy. In cases of laser epilation started before pregnancy, the person should stop as soon as she learns she is pregnant and then continue.