Hair Removal

We offer multiple services for the care of your skin. See below to view what we have to offer for you.

Laser Removal   Electrolysis   Waxing

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Electrolysis

Electrolysis has been a proven method of permanent hair removal for over a century. It works on all hair color and skin types. Multiple treatments are required to achieve permanency.

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Waxing

We use only the gentlest wax.

• Eyebrow Shaping $15
• Legs $60
• Half Leg $35
• Bikini $35
• Under Arm $30

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Laser Hair Removal

How does the laser work for hair removal?
The laser light targets pigment (melanin) in the hair shaft. The melanin absorbs the laser light and generates heat which damages or destroys hair follicles.

What percentage of hair will be reduced permanently?
Typically 60-99% of the hair can be reduced permanently. Hormonal, stress, and environmental factors may influence new hair growth in the future.

What are the advantages of the Light Sheer Laser?
LightSheer is an FDA approved laser considered to be the industry standard for hair removal. Treatments with the LightSheer are rapid, effective, and safe due in part to its patented chill tip that helps protect skin tissue.

Can white, or gray hair be removed?
Light colored hairs can be successfully removed but must first be treated with a clinical product that will dye the root of the hair follicle. �Normal� hair dyes cannot color the root of the hair.

Why do results vary from one person to the next?
Skin pigment, hair pigment, and hair texture are all important factors in treatment efficacy. These factors vary between individuals.

How often should I be treated?
Most areas should be treated every 4-8 weeks. Eshaan medical staff can assist in determining a treatment schedule based on the hair growth cycle of the specific area. Treatment efficacy is best when a regular schedule is maintained.

Why does a treatment schedule and multiple treatments matter?
There are three phases of hair growth; two resting and one growth phase. Only hair in the growth phase is effectively targeted by a laser system. Hair that is in the resting phase will not be affected. At any one time only 50 to 75% of your hair is in the growing phase. This explains the need for multiple treatments.

Why does sun exposure (UVA and UVB light) matter?
Melanin in the surrounding skin can also absorb laser energy. There is a balance between burning the hair follicle vs. the skin. People with a lot of expressed melanin (tanned or naturally dark) will absorb more laser light into the skin and typically require adjusted laser energies to avoid damage to the skin.

Why is it important to continuously update my medication and medical information?
Certain medications may cause photo (light) allergic, photo-toxic, or photo-sensitive reactions. For example, the use of Accutane in the twelve months prior to the hair laser procedure is a contraindication. Retin-A, glycolic acid, and Renova need to be stopped 5 days prior to treatment. Be sure to update your medication history regularly.

Are laser hair treatments painful?
At Eshaan, a topical anesthetic cream is applied to the skin prior to treatment to make the procedure very tolerable. On a scale of one to ten, most clients rate the pain a 3 - 4., with a sensation similar to a rubber band snapping.

How soon will the hair fall out?
Some hairs will extrude immediately. Others will continue to shed for up to 3 weeks. The average is 7 to 10 days.

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