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What Our Clients Say
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Suite B is the best. Lovely people and wonderful customer service. I have been a loyal c...more
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Robin is 10/10 for hair! She has a calming presence, is very fast, thorough, great communi...more
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Love them. Brooke is amazing!!!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Ingrown Hair Treatment.
Our five-step service begins with cleansing, targeted exfoliation, precise extractions, and high-frequency healing, finished with calming serums. Each session lasts about thirty to forty-five minutes, depending on treatment area size and the severity of ingrown hairs.
Most clients report only mild discomfort during extractions and exfoliation. Topical numbing or calming agents can be used on sensitive skin. Our technicians work gently to minimize pain; any discomfort usually subsides quickly with minimal downtime.
One session often improves individual bumps, but multiple appointments may be recommended for widespread or recurring ingrowns. A typical plan is two to four sessions spaced two to six weeks apart, tailored to your skin's response and needs.
Yes. We treat ingrown hairs on legs, bikini area, underarms, chest, back, and most other body areas. Facial treatments need specific assessment. Some zones require extra caution; we evaluate suitability during consultation.
Aftercare includes keeping the area clean, applying gentle antiseptic or soothing serums, and avoiding shaving, waxing, or hot baths for forty-eight to seventy-two hours. Gentle exfoliation and loose clothing help prevent recurrence; follow your technician’s personalized instructions.
Risks are minimal when performed by professionals but include temporary redness, infection, or scarring in rare cases. Contraindications include active skin infections, open wounds, keloid tendency, and implanted electrical devices; disclose medical history during consultation.