There are many hair removing techniques and devices in the world. However, if you are seeking an almost permanent hair removal, only Candela laser technology will do the trick. Laser hair removal is the preferred device of dermatologists to target and permanently disable the hair follicle for permanent results. This procedure, which involves a laser pulsing through the skin to be absorbed by the melanin, or pigment, in the hair follicles, can be performed on virtually any area of the body, from chin to chest to toes.
For ages, including today, there have been many infomercials and claims of magical devices and products promising to do away with unwanted hair! The truth is that only a surgical quality laser device can deliver on this promise. If you are looking for professional laser hair removal in Flower Mound or Keller come visit us to learn more about this outstanding service.
Laser hair removal is a medical practice supervised by a medical doctor. Earlier laser hair removal solutions offered by medical offices were expensive. Arch Brows Threading & Spa has some of the most competitive laser hair removal prices in town. We employ the Candela Gentle YAG Laser Machine, a dual wavelength laser that can be used on a variety of skin types and can treat large areas of skin, making the treatment faster and more cost effective.
Treatment Areas |
Regular Price (each treatment price) |
Unibrow | $149 |
Upper Lip | $149 |
Chin | $149 |
Forehead | $149 |
Cheeks | $149 |
Sideburns | $149 |
Ears | $149 |
Half Face | $329 |
Half Arms | $329 |
Shoulders | $329 |
Back of The Neck | $329 |
Front of The Neck | $329 |
Underarms | $329 |
Bikini (Female only) | $329 |
Buttocks Line (Female only) | $329 |
Stomach Full | $329 |
Full Face | $599 |
Full Arms | $599 |
Half Legs | $599 |
Upper Back | $599 |
Lower Back | $599 |
Brazilian (Female only) | $599 |
Chest |
$599 |
Full Body (head to toe) | $2700 |
Call us at 855-711-ARCH (2724) for laser hair removal prices on areas not listed.
According to the FDA, laser hair removal treatments cannot be called a "permanent hair removal solution". However, about 90% of patients experience permanent hair loss after an average of four to six sessions. This range can greatly vary from person to person and this is something that can only be answered after a physical consultation.
Before getting laser hair removal you should not pluck, wax, or do electrolysis treatment to the target area for four to six weeks prior to treatment. A little bit of hair growth is desired (about 2 to 3 mm). This allows the technician to better target trouble areas. Many people also wonder if they should shave before their treatment. The short answer is yes, you should shave — but it's important that you don't wax for a week before your treatment. If the hair on your treatment area is too long, you could risk getting burned. However, you do want there to be hair in the follicle, just not above the skin, which is why shaving rather than waxing before the treatment is preferred.
Waxing salons and electrolysis spas make laser hair removal sound like a painful, prolonged sensation that compares to getting lashes with a whip! Actually, laser hair removal makes a pulsating sensation similar to getting snapped with the rubber band. The pain threshold is a little more than that of hair plucking but considerably less than that of Brazilian waxing. If you feel too much of a sting you should let the technician know.
Laser hair removal is not considered a permanent hair removal solution because it only works on hair that is at a particular growth cycle. Because different hairs at any given target area grow at a different rate, not all hair may be affected in one treatment. Even after several laser hair removal treatments, some hair may grow back due in part to natural hormonal cycles and gene rejuvenation.
If you do opt for laser hair removal there are several before and after recommendations to take into consideration. For one, you should not take any medications that make your skin more sensitive to light. Although there are no studies in regards to the safety of laser hair removal during pregnancy, many doctors recommend avoiding laser hair removal during pregnancy because of the lack of information about the effect on the fetus. After laser hair removal you should cut back on the use of retinol creams or vitamin-C serums. You should also consider staying away from prolonged sun exposure, chlorinated pools or saltwater swims.
Come visit us today to learn more about laser hair removal in the DFW area. We have spas conveniently located in Coppell, Colleyville, Flower Mound, and Keller.
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