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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about ND YAG Laser XS Small Area.
Yes. ND:YAG is considered safe for Fitzpatrick V–VI when performed by trained clinicians. We require a patch test 48 hours before treatment to confirm tolerance and adjust settings to minimize risks like hyperpigmentation or burns.
Most clients need 6–10 sessions depending on hair thickness, growth cycle, and area treated. Sessions are typically spaced 4–8 weeks apart. Extra-small areas often require fewer sessions, but a consultation provides a tailored plan.
Yes. A patch test is mandatory 48 hours before your first ND:YAG XS treatment to assess skin reaction and optimize laser parameters. It helps ensure safety for darker skin and reduces risk of adverse effects.
Discomfort varies by individual and area; most describe mild stinging or warming. We use integrated cooling and can apply topical numbing to improve comfort. Extra-small areas are typically quick, limiting overall discomfort.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, and aggressive exfoliation for at least two weeks. Keep the area clean, use SPF daily, and apply soothing creams as advised. Contact us if you experience prolonged redness or blistering.
ND:YAG targets deeper hair follicles and is effective on darker, coarse hair common in skin types V–VI. Stubborn hairs may require additional sessions, but proper settings and experienced clinicians improve long-term reduction.