The Laser Edition

Laser hair removal uses controlled pulses of light to target the hair follicle and achieve long-term hair reduction.

Laser can produce significant long-term reduction. Hormonal changes, pregnancy, menopause and some medications can stimulate new growth, so maintenance top-ups may still be needed after a course.

The clinic uses the award-winning Soprano Titanium system, selected for effective results and a more comfortable treatment experience.

• Designed to be virtually pain free.
• Suitable for a wide range of skin tones, including tanned skin when clinically appropriate.
• Fast treatment times.
• Ice Plus cooling for additional comfort.
• Three wavelengths combined in one platform.

Soprano Titanium is known for being much more comfortable than many traditional laser systems, with continuous cooling used throughout treatment.

Meliz has years of hands-on laser experience and has treated thousands of clients. Her approach focuses on effective treatment while making clients feel comfortable and preserving dignity throughout each appointment.

Hair usually begins to shed around two weeks after a session. Over a course of treatments, growth should become slower, finer and less dense.

• Long-term hair reduction.
• Less time and money spent on repeated hair-removal methods.
• Reduced ingrown hairs.
• Improvement in the appearance of strawberry dots.
• Smoother-looking skin texture.

Treatment is generally for clients aged 18 and over. In exceptional medical circumstances, younger clients may be considered with appropriate medical documentation and consent.

Not every laser can safely treat every skin tone. Soprano Titanium combines wavelengths, including ND:YAG, so treatment can be adapted safely for darker skin tones.

The Soprano Titanium platform is FDA approved and CE marked. A consultation and patch test are used to check suitability before treatment.

The number varies by client and treatment area. A course of around 8–12 sessions is commonly advised, followed by maintenance top-ups when required.

This depends on the individual. Some clients return every few months, while others only need a maintenance session once a year.

Allow around two weeks after a laser session before sunbathing, avoid sun exposure 14 days before laser treatment, and avoid sunbeds.

Yes, but tattoos cannot be lasered directly. They must be covered and the laser is used around them.

For eye safety, treatment is limited to the area between the eyebrows rather than directly around the brows.

Treatment is postponed during pregnancy. Clients are generally advised to wait several months after giving birth so hormones have time to settle before starting or resuming laser.

Yes. Always tell your therapist about medication or medical changes before and during your course so suitability can be reviewed safely.

Laser can be very helpful for thick or stubborn hair associated with PCOS. Because hormonal hair growth can be persistent, additional sessions or maintenance treatments may be required.