In laser hair removal, a laser sends light that's soaked up by the pigment (melanin) in the hair. This light turns into heat, which harms the tube-shaped sacs in the skin (hair follicles) that create hairs. This prevents or slows down future hair growth.

Many find laser hair removal treatment more uncomfortable than painful. The discomfort level varies from person to person and depends on the treated area.

The laser works by targeting colour in the hair shaft and follicle. The best results are usually seen with darker hair. For that reason, blonde, red and grey hairs can be more difficult to remove. Some underlying medical conditions may exclude you from the treatment, as they make the results harder to predict. We recommend coming in for a consultation where we can assess your suitability.

For best results, we recommend 8 treatments, around 4-6 weeks apart. You should start to see results after your second or third treatment, but it's important to note that the way the human body has been designed, sometimes is impossible to remove 100% of the unwanted hair.

In some cases, we can remove up to 98% of hair and the average person can expect at last 80% removal. However, this may depend and be limited to your age, hair type, hormone levels and any existing medical conditions and other factors.

Here at Q&Y SPA, we specialise in hair removal for both men and women. We use a revolutionary new technology (Diode 808nm Laser) which is the gold standard in Permanent Hair Removal, and is suitable on all pigmented hair and skin types — including tanned skin. Treatments are most effective on medium to dark hair on any skin type.

Our Permanent Laser Hair Removal can treat all skin and hair types, it's safe and deliver consistent hair-free results when used on a regular basis. It also requires less treatments compared to IPL (intense pule light) lasers.

Session durations vary depending on the body part being treated. For instance, underarms typically take 10 minutes, while half arms or lower legs may require 20 minutes. Larger areas like the full back and shoulders might take 45 minutes, and a full-body treatment can last up to 2 hours.