Laser Hair Removal · Lutronic Clarity II

Most people describe it as a light rubber-band snap or a brief feeling of heat. The device has built-in cooling that softens the sensation, and sensitivity varies by area.

Several sessions are usually needed, about every 4–6 weeks, because hair grows in different phases. The specialist sets the exact number at the consultation, based on the area and hair type.

There’s usually no downtime: you can go back to your day straight away. Mild redness settles within a few days, and the area should be protected from the sun.

Laser gives long-term hair reduction: any hair that grows back is usually finer and lighter, and maintenance sessions may be needed. No laser can promise 100% permanent removal.

The area is usually shaved the day before the session. Between sessions don’t wax or pluck, because the hair root needs to stay. Avoid sun and tanning beds. The clinic gives you the exact instructions when you book.

Mild redness or swelling for 1–3 days is common. Protect the area from the sun with SPF. For anything unusual, contact the clinic on +355 69 702 0929.

The most common effects are mild redness and swelling, which settle on their own. Blistering, scarring or changes in skin colour are rare. Before treatment the doctor assesses your skin and your medications.