Laser hair removal is a safe treatment, but side effects, usually temporary, are possible. The risks are minimal. It is possible to observe transient purpura, redness, hyperpigmentation or depigmentation, a slight swelling of the treated area ... often lasting only a few days. No burning can occur when the device is properly adjusted to the color of the skin to be treated.

Laser hair removal is contraindicated in children, in certain skin diseases sensitive to ultraviolet and sunlight, called photo-dermatoses, in case of taking photosensitizing drugs. Laser hair removal using a cooling technique of the treated area, skin diseases triggered by cold such as cold urticaria, for example, are a contraindication to laser hair removal.

Permanent laser hair removal is for both women and men. This technique can be used for all locations (external areas) in an aesthetic approach, comfort or even therapeutic (ingrown hairs, hirsutism, folliculitis ...). Permanent laser hair removal is effective for all types of skin (phototype / color) and for all types of hair, more or less dense, more or less thick hairs, except the down and white hairs and very clear.