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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about ND YAG Laser XS Small Area.
Good candidates include clients with Fitzpatrick skin types V–VI seeking permanent reduction on very small areas. We require medical history review and a 48-hour patch test to ensure safety and correct settings before full treatment.
Most clients need four to eight sessions spaced six to eight weeks apart; small areas sometimes require fewer treatments. Hair color, thickness, and hormonal factors affect results, so we recommend a personalized plan during consultation.
Yes. A clinic-administered patch test is required 48 hours before treatment to check skin response and adjust laser settings. If an adverse reaction appears during the test, we will postpone treatment and recommend alternative options.
During treatment you may feel quick, warm snaps as the laser pulses; we use cooling to improve comfort. Sessions for extra small areas typically last five to fifteen minutes, followed by brief post-care instructions.
ND YAG is designed for darker skin and reduces thermal injury risk, but side effects like temporary hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, or mild burns can occur. The 48-hour patch test and conservative settings minimize complications.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning for two weeks, shave the area the day before, and stop plucking or waxing. Disclose medications and skin conditions. Attend the required 48-hour patch test for safety and proper parameter selection.