Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Fingers.

Most clients require six to eight treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, depending on hair thickness and growth cycle. Darker, coarser hairs may need more sessions; fine or light hair can require additional maintenance visits for optimal long-term reduction.

Most clients feel a mild snapping or warm sensation during treatment; numbing creams or built-in cooling can minimize discomfort. Sensitivity varies, but sessions are brief and well tolerated, with any post-treatment irritation typically resolving within a day or two.

Yes—modern lasers with adjustable wavelengths allow safe treatment across many skin tones, but effectiveness depends on hair pigment. A consultation evaluates your skin type and selects appropriate settings to minimize risk and maximize results while protecting surrounding skin.

Avoid waxing, plucking, or bleaching for four weeks; shave the area 24–48 hours before your appointment. Avoid tanning and discontinue photosensitizing medications or products as advised during consultation to reduce complications and improve laser effectiveness.

Common short-term effects include redness, mild swelling, and temporary follicular inflammation. Rarely blistering, hyperpigmentation, or hypopigmentation can occur. Follow post-care instructions, avoid sun exposure, and contact us if unusual pain, prolonged redness, or signs of infection develop.

Laser significantly reduces hair growth long-term, with many clients achieving near-permanent reduction after recommended sessions. A small percentage of hairs may regrow due to hormones, so occasional maintenance treatments might be necessary for truly long-lasting results.