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What Our Clients Say
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Excellent pedicure and eyebrow wax by Abby today! She was kind, professional and detail or...more
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Joud is just so lovely!! She is so professional, kind and makes you have a wonderful exper...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about ND YAG Laser Small Area.
Yes. ND YAG lasers are designed for higher melanin skin tones, reducing burn risk while targeting hair follicles effectively. We always perform a mandatory patch test to confirm settings and skin response before approving full treatment.
Most clients need four to eight sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart. Small areas often require fewer treatments, but hair growth cycles and individual density influence totals. A consult and patch test establish a customized treatment schedule.
Yes. A patch test is required to confirm your skin’s reaction and allow us to adjust ND YAG settings safely. It’s quick, done on a small spot, and results are reviewed before scheduling any full treatment appointment.
Recovery is usually minimal: mild redness or swelling may appear for one to two days, sometimes light crusting. Avoid direct sun, tanning, and harsh exfoliants for a week. Most clients resume normal activities immediately with simple post-care.
Yes. ND YAG is excellent for small facial zones like the upper lip, chin, and sideburns on darker skin tones. We perform a patch test and tailor fluence and pulse settings to minimize risk and maximize safe hair reduction.
Discomfort is mild for most people—described as snapping or warm sensation. We use cooling, adjustable settings, and topical numbing when appropriate to improve comfort. Pain varies individually, but small-area treatments are generally quick and well tolerated.