With Elysion-Pro you can start anytime, all year long.

With Elysion-Pro we can treat every skin type (Fitzpatrick scale I-VI).

Elysion-Pro has a Crystal Freeze technology, so that the contact skin area is cooled down to 41 Fahrenheit. The treatment is not painful. However in some sensitive areas the treatment can feel like an elastic band snapping against the skin. 

Another factor for women can be the time of the month.

Some clients like to use local anesthetic cream prior to treatment, which can help for people with a low pain tolerance. However we don’t recommend using numbing cream: it reduces the feedback from the patient and adds costs to the procedure, both in materials and extra time.

We can treat hair wherever it grows on the skin’s surface. We can treat intimate areas and hard-to-reach areas, and anywhere on the face and body, including legs, the bikini area, arms, back and chest. 

Laser light targets only hair that is actively growing in the Anaphase. Therefore multiple treatments are necessary to be able to hit at other stages of growth. Treatment is conducted every 2-4 weeks on the face, and 4-8 weeks on the body. The required number of treatments varies, but usually 6-8 are needed for optimum results. Following that top-up treatments are required for most clients: typically 1 treatment, 6 months after a course, and then another 6 months following that.
This is because a percentage of hair on your body will be dormant throughout your laser sessions and therefore will not be hit with the laser. 

Men usually require more laser hair removal sessions than women, due to testosterone levels. Women with hormonal imbalances – a visible sign of this is hair appearing on the chin area – may also need more treatments. We ask clients in this case to have a blood test with their Doctor before commencing treatments. This allows us to give a better indication of expected results.  

So to put it simply: normally 4-6 sessions are needed to see significant results, with a few more to eliminate fine residual hair. Generally sessions are spaced between 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the area being treated. 

After each Laser Hair Removal treatment, you are likely to experience some redness, tingling and possibly some heat bumps on the treatment area. This is a sign of a successful treatment and usually subsides within a few hours. A few people experience itching some days later as the hair is pushed out. Stronger reactions are rare, but side effects can include blistering and hyper/hypopigmentation. This risk is greatly reduced when clients follow aftercare instructions and do not tan prior to and after treatments.

Blonde or gray/white hair is less responsive due to lack of ample pigment in the hair.

Sunscreen is recommended for any area treated that may be exposed to the sun.

Laser hair removal is an ongoing process that requires multiple sessions because it only affects actively growing hair, and not all hair follicles are active at the same time.

Occasionally patients may experience slight redness of the skin or mild swelling around the hair.

• Anyone who takes medicine or herbs that make them sensitive to light
• Anyone who has eczema on the area to be treated
• Anyone who has epilepsy, lupus or porphyria
• Anyone who has active herpes on the area to be treated
• Pregnant women or women who are planning pregnancy
• Anyone who has vitiligo spots on the area to be treated
• A women who has given birth within the past month or is currently breastfeeding
• A person who is prone to the formation of keloids
• Anyone suffering from a tumor disease
• A person taking anticoagulants
• A person who has taken some kind of medicine for acne within the 6 months before the treatment