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If you’re looking for a way to permanently reduce areas of body hair, then laser hair removal could be the ideal solution for you.

Most of your body can be treated, whether it be jawline and chin, or chest and back, so you can enjoy silky-smooth skin without the continued hassle of waxing or shaving. We offer two types of hair removal treatment at Transform: laser and Intense Pulsed Light technology (IPL).

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During your course of treatment, the hairs on the area being treated will become increasingly sparse – all leading to smooth, hair-free skin. The amazing results achieved by this treatment are often permanent.

Depending on which area of the body you’re having treated, you’ll visit the clinic every 4-8 weeks for a minimum of 8 sessions. By the end, you’ll enjoy a permanent 60-70% decrease in hair growth, meaning you could be ready to flash your skin whenever the sun shines!

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As with all medical aesthetic treatments, it’s important to weigh up the risks involved against the benefits that the treatment can bring. Your medical aesthetic practitioner will talk you through any risks and complications of the treatment.

Laser hair removal is a very low-risk treatment, but there is the possibility of redness and swelling following the procedure.

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You may find that shaving the unwanted hairs on your body leaves you with an itchy rash, or that the skin feels dry and bumpy afterwards, so you could be looking for a solution that will help you banish the hairs for good.

Our medical aesthetic practitioners will advise you on whether you’re a suitable candidate for laser hair removal. You tend to get the best results if you have dark hair – we don’t usually recommend this treatment for anyone with blonde, red or grey hair.

It’s also worth noting that having laser hair removal in the winter is more beneficial than in the summer, as you’ll need to let any natural tan fade before you have the treatment. By starting in the winter months, you’ll be beach-bod ready by the time summer arrives.

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As a responsible provider of cosmetic surgery and medical aesthetics, we understand that each patient’s requirements are different, and so treatment will be tailored specifically to you. Because of this, we place a great deal of importance on our free, face-to-face, no- obligation consultations. Following our consultation process, your practitioner will provide a detailed pricing overview for laser hair removal. Please view our pricing and finance page to read more about the flexible credit options available via our partnerships with specialist financial providers.

And if you join our membership programme, Transform Me, you’ll have access to exclusive discounts and offers which you can use on your treatments with us.

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How much does laser hair removal cost?

The cost of your laser hair removal treatment will depend on the amount of hair being removed, and the size and number of the areas being treated. Your medical aesthetics practitioner can give you a detailed breakdown of the cost involved and show you our flexible finance plans.

What is IPL hair removal and how does it differ from laser hair removal?

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) technology is not a laser treatment, as it uses a broad spectrum of light to heat and destroy the hair follicle at the root, preventing it from regrowing. Laser hair removal uses a powerful laser that emits precisely controlled pulses of energy, which heat and destroy the follicles in the skin.

Can you treat my skin type?

Laser hair removal is most effective on hair that is a darker pigment than the skin. Your medical aesthetic practitioner will advise you at your consultation as to whether you’re a suitable candidate for the treatment.

How many sessions will I need?

Most people require six to eight sessions of laser hair removal to get the results they want, and annual top up treatments may be required to maintain the results. Typically, with laser hair removal the interval between treatments is between 4-6 weeks, as it’s best at removing hair which is in the active growth stage and not all hair is in that phase at the same time. You’ll notice that the regrowth becomes more sparse each time.

Will the hair grow back after my treatment?

You’ll notice that your hair grows back finer with each laser hair removal session, reducing by approximately 10-15% with each treatment until it disappears entirely. We recommend a top-up treatment once a year to maintain the smooth results.

When should I plan laser hair removal treatments?

Winter is the best time to have laser hair removal treatment because it's easier to avoid direct sunlight, which can damage sensitised skin. However, you can have laser hair treatment or top-ups at any time of year, as long as you don't have a tan. As it takes several months to fully complete a course of treatment, it's important to plan ahead, so if you want hair-free skin in time for summer, you probably need to book your first session for January or February.

Do I need to avoid sunlight after my treatment?

You'll need to keep the treated area out of the sun for approximately two weeks before and after your laser hair removal course, depending on your skin type. Your practitioner will advise you on what precautions you need to take and for how long. For darker skins, you may need to avoid sunlight for six weeks before and after your treatment to avoid marks appearing on your skin.

Do I need to prepare before having laser hair removal?

For your first consultation and patch test, you should leave hair unshaven so that the practitioner can properly assess the hair and take accurate before photos. After that, we advise that you shave before each treatment session.

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Now’s the time to talk to your medical aesthetician, with absolutely no obligation to go ahead. You can discuss your expectations and find out if you’re a suitable candidate for laser hair removal treatment, as well as chatting through benefits and risks. They’ll guide you through your options to ensure you get the best results from the procedure. Our medical aesthetic practitioners and nurses are extremely knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions you may have. If you feel ready to proceed, we can carry out a laser patch test and book your first treatment in for a date and time that suits you.

The treatment

On the day of your treatment, you’ll be able to go through any last-minute questions with your practitioner or nurse. The length of time that the treatment takes will depend on the size of the area(s) being treated – this can all be discussed in your free consultation.

Your practitioner will section the areas being treated with a white pencil on your skin, and begin treating with a hand-held laser or IPL machine. You and your practitioner will need to wear protective goggles during the treatment, and these will be provided at your visit. The laser resembles the feeling of an elastic band pinging off your skin, but this will stop as soon as the treatment is finished.

Recovery

You’ll be able to leave the clinic on the same day as the treatment. It’s normal to experience mild pain and swelling afterwards, but this will subside within the following days. If your skin feels warm, we recommend wearing loose clothing.

Aftercare

High quality aftercare is at the heart of what we do, so we’re here to support you. If you have any questions or concerns at all, you can contact our 24/7 helpline.

You’ll be safe to continue with your regular activities after the treatment. We’ll give you an aftercare leaflet with all the information you need following your treatment, but as a guide, we recommend shaving rather than waxing to manage the hair growth between treatments. You should also stay out of the sun as you will have increased sensitivity after the procedure, and if your skin becomes tanned, we will have to conduct another patch test.

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