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We offer laser treatments with Duetto MT Evo from Quanta System DNA. The laser meets medical standards and is approved by the Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority.
Bra Hud AS offers laser treatments with Duetto MT Evo from Quanta System DNA, the laser meets medical standards and is approved by the Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority.
The Alexandrite laser is among the most effective lasers used for hair removal and has been FDA approved since 1997. The wavelength of the laser light produced by the Alexandrite laser is 755 nm. This wavelength is most optimal for those with light skin. The laser beam heats the color pigment in the hair and destroys the hair follicle.
The Nd:YAG laser is for those with dark skin and has a wavelength of 1064 nm. The laser beam penetrates the skin and destroys the blood supply to the hair follicles without damaging the skin pigment.
A mix of both wavelengths is suitable for those with medium dark skin.
Permanent hårreduksjon Ansikt
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hair should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving based on how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 8 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Use sunscreen daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck hair 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may make you unsuitable for laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This includes, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Treatment with laser can sometimes have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider for follow-up care. 20% discount is given when multiple areas are treated simultaneously.
Permanent hårreduksjon Hals
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hair should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck the hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may prevent laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This includes, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rash. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider for follow-up. A 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas simultaneously.
Permanent hårreduksjon Armhuler
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hair should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning products at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the same day as treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With the use of certain medications, laser treatment is not recommended as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. A 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas simultaneously.
Permanent hårreduksjon Magestripe
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving based on how quickly your hairs grow. Avoid active sun exposure and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Use sunscreen daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning products at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may prevent laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This includes, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. A 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas simultaneously.
Permanent hårreduksjon Rygg/Skuldre/Nakke
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Use sunscreen daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning products at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the same day as treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With certain medications, laser treatment cannot be performed as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Treatment with laser can sometimes have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. A 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas at the same time.
Permanent hårreduksjon Brystkasse/Mage
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hair should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and changes in pigmentation. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck the hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the same day as the treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With the use of certain medications, laser treatment is not possible as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after completing the treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we advise you to seek advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Treatment with laser can in some cases cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days following treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas simultaneously.
Permanent hårreduksjon Bikinilinje
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hairs grow. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Use sunscreen daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning products at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles containing hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may make you unsuitable for laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This includes, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sun protection! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider for follow-up care. 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas at the same time.
Permanent hårreduksjon Brasiliansk
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and changes in pigmentation. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning products at least 10 days before laser treatment in the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the same day as treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With certain medications, laser treatment is not possible as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent changes in skin pigmentation may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. A 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas at the same time.
Permanent hårreduksjon Legger
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hairs grow. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the same day as treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With certain medications, laser treatment cannot be performed as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can in some cases cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas simultaneously.
Permanent hårreduksjon fremside legger
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving based on how quickly your hairs grow. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning products at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may make you unsuitable for laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This includes, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Treatment with laser can sometimes have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rash. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sun protection! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up care can be provided.
Permanent hårreduksjon bakside legger
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hairs grow. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning creams at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles containing hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least a week before treatment. On the same day as treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With certain medications, laser treatment is not possible as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rash. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided.
Permanent hårreduksjon Lår
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, the area should be shaved 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and changes in pigmentation. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the same day as treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With certain medications, laser treatment is not possible as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Treatment with laser can sometimes have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent changes in skin pigmentation may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rash. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. A 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas at the same time.
Permanent hårreduksjon fremside lår
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hairs grow. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may prevent laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided.
Permanent hårreduksjon bakside lår
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hair should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving based on how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and changes in pigmentation. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hair 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With the use of certain medications, laser treatment is not possible as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can in some cases have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided.
Permanent hårreduksjon Armer
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With certain medications, you cannot have laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we advise you to seek advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can in some cases have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rash. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas at the same time.
Permanent hårreduksjon Rumpe
You cannot have treatment on sunburned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving based on how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment to minimize the risk of side effects such as burns and pigment changes. Use sunscreen daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning products at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles containing hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may make you unsuitable for laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This includes, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes have side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent pigment changes in the skin may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rash. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider for follow-up care. 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas at the same time.
Permanent hårreduksjon Brystvorter
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, you should shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving according to how quickly your hair grows. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and changes in pigmentation. Sunscreen is recommended daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area to be treated. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the same day as treatment, avoid using deodorant, creams, and makeup on the area to be treated. With the use of certain medications, laser treatment is not possible as they can cause photosensitivity! This applies to, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before you can have laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can in some cases cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent changes in skin pigmentation may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rash. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be provided. A 20% discount is given when treating multiple areas simultaneously.
Permanent hårreduksjon Hel kropp/valgfrie områder
You cannot have treatment on sun-tanned skin! For permanent hair reduction, shave the area 1-2 days before treatment. The hairs should be 1-2 mm, so adjust shaving based on how quickly your hairs grow. Avoid active sunbathing and tanning beds 4 weeks before and after laser treatment, as this minimizes the risk of side effects such as burns and changes in pigmentation. Use sunscreen daily before and after treatment. Avoid self-tanning lotion at least 10 days before laser treatment on the area. Do not wax/pluck hairs 4 weeks before treatment, as we want hair follicles that contain hair. Shaving between treatments is fine. Stop using active creams on the areas to be treated 3-5 days before treatment. The same applies to cortisone, steroids, and prednisolone. Do not scrub the skin at least one week before treatment. On the day of treatment, avoid using deodorant, lotions, and makeup on the area to be treated. Some medications may prevent laser treatment as they can cause photosensitivity! This includes, for example, tetracyclines (doxycycline, lymecycline, oxytetracycline, tetracycline), isotretinoin (Accutane), ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, ketoprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, bumetanide, bendroflumethiazide, amiodarone, doxepin, chlorpromazine. Check the package insert of your medications if you are unsure, or ask your doctor. If you have used Isotretinoin, you must wait 6 months after treatment before having laser treatment. If you have cancer, you cannot have laser treatment. Laser treatment is not recommended for those with uncontrolled diabetes, epilepsy, a tendency to form keloid scars, melasma, vitiligo, wounds, or eczema in the treatment area. If you are unsure whether you can have treatment due to illness or medication use, we recommend seeking advice from your private doctor before treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not be treated with laser. Laser treatment can sometimes cause side effects. Redness and swelling are common. Temporary or permanent changes in skin pigmentation may occur. Burns, allergic reactions with itching, blisters, and rashes. Avoid using products that irritate the skin in the days after treatment until the skin feels normal again. Stay away from swimming pools in the first few days after treatment. Do not shave the area until the skin feels normal again. Use sunscreen! In case of complications after treatment, contact the provider so that follow-up can be given. This package price is already discounted and does not apply to other offers/promotions.
Konsultasjon
Not sure if the treatment is right for you, or if you want treatment in areas not on the list. The consultation is free if you choose treatment.