Is the treatment really permanent1?
When it comes to removing body hair, a fundamental distinction is made between temporary methods such as shaving, waxing or plucking and procedures for permanent hair removal.
Permanent hair removal means, depending on the starting situation, either a lasting and significant reduction in hair growth or largely hair-free skin. The individual treatment result may vary, as it depends on various factors such as hair structure, hair colour, skin type and hormonal influences.
Very light or non-pigmented hair – for example white, grey, red or very blonde hair – can only be treated to a limited extent or, in some cases, not permanently at all. Hormonal changes, for instance during pregnancy or the menopause, as well as certain medical causes such as hirsutism, PCOS or thyroid disorders, can likewise affect how well the treatment works.
At Hairless Skin we use exclusively modern technologies for permanent hair removal, including photoepilation and needle epilation procedures from renowned manufacturers such as Candela Medical, Lutronic and premium aesthetic. The safety and quality of the treatments are ensured by compliance with all applicable legal requirements, in particular the NiSV, and by the expertise and experience of our qualified practitioners.
Hairless Skin’s many years of experience, together with a great deal of feedback from satisfied clients, show that lasting and convincing results can be achieved with the methods we use.