Laser Hair Removal in Coventry.Soprano Titanium for women and men. Face from £30, full body from £179.

Yes, when it is carried out by a trained operator on a suitable client using appropriate settings. That is why consultation, suitability screening and patch testing are not optional here. The risks that do exist come almost entirely from treating the wrong person, the wrong skin or with the wrong parameters.

Laser uses a focused single wavelength. IPL uses scattered broad-spectrum light across many wavelengths. Laser is more targeted, which generally means fewer sessions and better control on darker skin. Most at-home devices are IPL rather than true laser. We use laser.

If your hair is fine and your skin is light, a home IPL device from a brand like Ulike, Braun or Philips may be enough. For coarse or dense hair, darker skin, or intimate areas, clinic laser is a different level of energy and control. Bring your device up at consultation and we will give you a straight answer.

Brazilian removes most of the pubic hair but usually leaves a strip or triangle at the front. Hollywood removes everything, front to back. Bikini line only treats what sits outside your underwear line. See the intimate areas section for prices.

Single sessions start at £30 for upper lip and £179 for full body without face. Courses of 6 or 8 sessions reduce the price per session considerably, and combination packages start at £99. Our full price list is published on this page. Klarna and Clearpay are available in clinic.

No, we offer laser. Electrolysis treats one follicle at a time with an electrical current and is the right choice for grey, white, red or very fine blonde hair, which laser cannot target because there is no pigment to absorb the energy. If that describes your hair, we will say so.

Laser is better described as long-term or permanent hair reduction rather than a guarantee that every hair is gone forever. Some regrowth can occur and maintenance appointments may be required.

Sensation varies between clients and treatment areas. Soprano Titanium uses gradual heating alongside built-in cooling technology designed to improve comfort, which is why many clients find it more comfortable than older laser systems.

Yes. Suitable Black clients can receive laser hair removal when appropriate technology and treatment parameters are used. Your individual skin and hair characteristics are assessed before treatment, and a patch test is carried out where required.

Soprano Titanium is designed for use across a wide range of skin types. Appropriate assessment, patch testing and treatment parameters remain important regardless of skin tone.

Many clients begin with approximately 6 to 8 treatments. Additional or maintenance appointments may be required depending on your treatment area, hair characteristics, hormonal influences and individual response.

Yes. Shaving is the preferred hair-removal method during a laser course, because it leaves the follicle intact for treatment.

No. Avoid waxing, plucking, threading and epilating during your course. These methods remove hair from the follicle, which is exactly what the laser needs to target.

Reducing hair growth can help reduce the recurrence of hair-related ingrown hairs for some clients. It is one of the most common reasons people start a course.

Laser is primarily a hair-reduction treatment. Reducing repeated shaving and ingrown hairs may reduce some of the ongoing irritation associated with dark marks, but existing pigmentation may require separate skin treatment. See our corrective skin treatments.

Yes, suitable facial areas can be treated. Facial hair may be influenced by hormonal factors, so expectations and treatment planning can differ from body hair.

Clients with PCOS may still be suitable for laser hair reduction. Hormonal influences can affect hair growth, which means additional treatments or ongoing maintenance may be required.

Yes. Men's laser hair reduction is available for suitable facial and body areas, including back, chest, abdomen, arms and back of neck.

No. Laser should not be performed directly over a tattoo. The tattooed area will be appropriately avoided during treatment.

Treatment is generally postponed during pregnancy.

Contact us and we will advise the appropriate time to reschedule based on your treatment area and hair-growth cycle. Consistency matters, but one missed appointment is not the end of your course.