Medical spa & laser center in North Dallas

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Treatments · Hair

Laser hair removal, chosen for your skin.

Most places sell you a package. We choose a laser for the hair and skin actually in front of us, and we do that with you in the room.

A clinician in scrubs guides a laser handpiece along a client's arm during a hair removal session, the client wearing protective eyewear
Protective eyewear and a handheld applicator — the standard set-up for a session.

How it works

Three things change the answer

Hair color, hair texture and skin type all affect which laser is appropriate. That is the entire reason we run three systems instead of one, and it is why nobody can tell you which is right for you from a web page — including this one.

What a page can do is explain the variables, so that when you come in the conversation is shorter and better.

What each one affects

Hair color
Lasers respond to pigment, and different systems suit different pigment situations.
Hair texture
Coarse and fine hair are not the same target.
Skin type
Our GentleYag suits all skin types, including tanned skin — exactly the kind of distinction that makes one system not equal another.

Our technology

The three systems we use

Technology names should not be a guessing game.

Suitability varies from person to person. This is general information, not a substitute for your own consultation.

More on the technology
Cooling gel spread across a client's back before a laser hair removal pass

Your first visit

What to expect

  1. We listen. Which areas, what you have tried before, and what you want to change.
  2. We look. Your hair color, hair texture and skin type, against the systems we have.
  3. We explain. How the relevant technology works, and what questions are still open.
  4. You decide. Nothing to buy up front, nothing to sign, nobody chasing you.

Financing is available. Ask us about terms and eligibility when you call.

Bring the question you actually have.

Even if it is simply “will this work on my hair?” — that is precisely what a consultation is for.