The laser treatment may cause a tingling or warming sensation, but discomfort remains tolerable and varies with individual sensitivity.
The recommended number of laser sessions varies by skin concern. Four to eight sessions spaced several weeks apart are required for optimal results.
Yes, it is essential to avoid sun exposure before and after a laser session to limit the risk of burns and hyperpigmentation.
Possible side effects of laser treatment include redness, swelling, a sensation of warmth or, in rare cases, crusting and temporary changes in skin pigmentation.
Yes, sensitive skin can be treated with a laser, provided certain precautions are taken, as assessed by the aesthetic professional. Precise laser settings are required.
Yes, some lasers target sebaceous glands and bacteria Cutibacterium acnes, involved in acne inflammation, reducing redness, sebum production and pimples.
Yes, specific lasers improve the appearance of scars by remodelling collagen and smoothing the skin.
Several years ago, laser hair removal was not recommended for darker skin tones. Advances in technology have made this technique suitable for darker phototypes.
The cost of a laser session varies according to the treated area, the technology, and the practitioner. It ranges from €50 to €300.