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Get answers to common questions about DPC Laser Hair Removal Full Face.
Most clients require 6-8 treatments spaced four to six weeks apart. Factors like hair thickness, growth cycle, and skin type influence session count and timing for optimal permanent reduction results.
No downtime is typical; you can resume normal activities immediately. Some redness or mild sensitivity may appear for 24-48 hours and can be soothed with cool compresses and gentle skincare.
Most clients experience only mild discomfort described as a snapping or warming sensation. We use cooling and adjustable settings to minimize pain; topical numbing is available on request for sensitive skin.
Yes, by reducing hair density and altering regrowth patterns, laser treatment significantly decreases ingrown hairs. Regular sessions and proper exfoliation afterward improve long-term smoothness and reduce recurrence for most patients.
Individuals who are pregnant, actively tanning, using isotretinoin, or have certain skin conditions may be unsuitable. A medical consultation and patch test determine candidacy and ensure safe treatment at Elva Medical Aesthetics.
Avoid sun exposure and self-tanning for two weeks, stop waxing or plucking, and shave the treatment area 24 hours before your appointment. Bring medical history and expect a patch test.