Most clients require 6 to 8 sessions, although results often appear sooner.

Yes. Primelase is designed to safely treat all skin types when handled by a trained practitioner.

Many clients notice a reduction after the first one to two sessions, with significant improvement after three to four.

Yes. Many clients transition to Primelase for stronger and faster results.

Laser hair removal is not carried out during pregnancy. Breastfeeding can be assessed on an individual basis.

Almost any area can be treated, including face, underarms, arms, bikini, Hollywood, legs, chest, back and abdomen.

No downtime is required. Mild temporary redness may occur for a few hours.

Yes. Primelase is more powerful, faster, safer and more effective. IPL is not comparable to medical-grade laser performance.

Once the follicle is disabled, it cannot regrow. Some hormonal areas may require occasional maintenance.

Because it creates a slender, elongated neck and elegant posture.

Pain is very mild, most clients describe it as tiny pinches

You’ll start to feel relief within the first week.

After 4–6 weeks as the muscles relax and reduce in bulk.

No, normal gym training can continue.

Yes, when administered by skilled clinicians.

Yes, it pairs well with physio, massage or chiropractic work.

It can, especially for tension-based or stress-related migraines.

Typically 3–4 months, though some clients see longer results.

No, but it offers a subtle lifting effect without surgery.

Very mild discomfort; most clients find it easy to tolerate.

You’ll start to see results within the first week.

Around 3–4 months.

Yes, it pairs extremely well with dermal fillers for enhanced contour.

No, it only relaxes specific neck muscles.

Yes, especially when performed by trained injectors.

Yes, it can improve tight bands caused by posture.

Ideally 2 weeks before events, holidays or photography.

Anyone who experiences heel or forefoot pain — not only heel-wearers.

No, it improves comfort without changing your gait.

Mild. Soles can be sensitive, but numbing is available.

Ideally 1–2 weeks before.

Results typically last for around 3–4 months.

Yes, many long-shift workers find relief and comfort,

Yes, these treatments are often done together.

Minimal, mild soreness is possible.

Yes, Heel Botox is safe when carried out by experienced injectors.

Underarms, hands, feet, scalp, face and groin.

Pain level is Mild. Numbing is available for sensitive areas.

Results are usually seen within 2–4 days

No, only the treated areas will be effected

Results typically last for 6–12 months

Yes, when performed by medical professionals.

Yes, it is commonly use for those who suffer from foot perspiration.

Yes. Facial sweating is treatable with careful injection placement.

Typically once or twice a year.

Adults with chronic migraines (15+ headache days per month)

Typically across the forehead, temples, scalp, neck and shoulders.

Pain is minimal, with most clients describing it as mild pinching.

Often within 4–6 weeks

Around 10–12 weeks per cycle

No, but it can significantly reduce frequency and severity.

Yes, many clients use both together

Mild tenderness, temporary muscle weakness, or neck stiffness in some cases

Yes, when performed by trained medical professionals.

Pigmentation, fine lines, acne, uneven texture, and sun damage.

You may feel mild tingling or warmth, it’s temporary and tolerable.

Light peels have no downtime; deeper peels may cause flaking for up to 7 days.

You’ll notice smoother, brighter skin within days.

Every 4–6 weeks for mild peels or every few months for deeper ones.

Yes, your aesthetician will select the safest option for your skin.

Avoid direct sun, heat, and active skincare for several days.

Avoid makeup for 24 hours to let your skin breathe.

Light peeling or flaking is normal and part of the renewal process.