Best Permanent Laser Hair Removal
Specialists in Denver, CO

Pre-treatment

Avoid sunless tanning products for seven days before your appointment, and exfoliate any remaining product from the treatment area. You should also avoid physical activities that increase your body temperature or blood pressure within two hours before and after treatment. 

Post-treatment

You may experience mild redness, swelling, stinging, or tingling in the treated area, which is similar to a sunburn. These symptoms should subside within a few hours to a few days. You can apply ice packs or cooling compresses to help minimize these side effects. 

Sun exposure

You should avoid the sun as much as possible before and after treatment, and apply sunscreen if you do go outside. Sun exposure can make the results of laser hair removal less effective. 

Skincare

You should use gentle cleansers and moisturizers on the treated area, and avoid harsh chemicals and skincare products. 

Shaving, waxing, and tanning

You should not shave, wax, or tan your skin after treatment. 

Skin changes

You should contact your provider immediately if you experience blistering, crusting, scarring, or other changes in skin texture

The number of treatments typically needed for Diolaze laser hair removal ranges from 5–8 sessions, spaced 4–8 weeks apart. The intervals between treatments become longer as the treatment progresses.

You may begin to notice results from Diolaze laser hair removal within a few days, but it may take up to four weeks to see the full results. The number of sessions required to achieve your desired results depends on factors such as the thickness of your hair, the size of the treated area, and your skin tone. Generally, you will need four to six sessions, and you may require maintenance treatments every six to 12 months.

The most common side effects of Diolaze laser hair removal include mild swelling and redness in the treatment area, which will resolve on their own anywhere between a few hours and a few days later. You can help minimize these by applying ice packs or cooling compresses.