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What Our Clients Say
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I have cancer and the chemo meant my eyebrows were very sparse and I felt it changed my wh...more
Kylee is not only professional, kind, incredibly talented, and extremely knowledgeable, bu...more
Absolutely would recommend this place. Great customer service. When you walk in youre met ...more
Diana was very informational! I loved my hydrafacial.
Diana was so sweet and welcoming. She made my eyebrows very even which was exactly what I ...more
The spa is in an excellent location and I walk here for my Hydrafacial treatment. The esth...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Jaw IPL.
Most clients notice reduction after 3–4 sessions, with optimal results often achieved in 6–8 treatments. Sessions are spaced about 4–6 weeks apart; the exact number depends on hair density, skin type, and individual response during consultation.
Most people feel mild warming or a quick snapping sensation. Topical numbing is available if needed. Treatments are non-invasive and quick, with any temporary redness or sensitivity typically resolving within hours to a few days.
Jaw IPL tends to work best on darker hair and lighter skin, but modern IPL devices can treat a broader range of tones. A patch test and consultation will confirm safety and expected effectiveness for your skin and hair combination.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least two weeks, skip waxing or plucking, and shave the area the day before. Share medications and skin history so we can customize settings for safe, effective treatment.
IPL offers long-term hair reduction; many clients experience months to years of minimal regrowth. Hormonal changes can affect permanence, so occasional maintenance sessions, typically every 6–12 months, may be recommended.
Side effects are usually mild: temporary redness, swelling, or small bumps that fade within days. Avoid direct sun and use sunscreen. Contact us if you experience blistering, prolonged irritation, or signs of infection.