Photoepilation is the best method to control unwanted hair growth.

The advantages that photoepilation offers both men and women over the traditional  methods for hair reduction (i.e. waxing, threading, shaving) are:

  • Its long lasting results (months to years!)
  • It is not painful
  • It doesn’t stimulate hair growth nor makes hair become thicker (unlike shaving),
  • No “razor bumps” or irritation that last days
  • Zero downtime

Is it a safe treatment?

Photoepilation is a very safe procedure:  the settings for the IPL equipment are adjusted to the patient’s individual characteristics such as skin complexion and sensitivity always prioritizing the safety and comfort of our patients. In our clinic, Dr Jorge Lopez-Granja  himself  performs the procedure.You can’t be in better hands!

How much does it cost?

Don’t be concerned that just because the clinic is located in a private hospital your bill for IPL hair reduction will be huge. IPL is surprisingly affordable for the results that are expected. Each area of the body can be treated separately, so you can come in for as little as just an upper lip treatment.

  • Back: $315 (All prices shown in US dollars)
  • Shoulders (men): $210
  • Legs(knee to ankle): $315
  • Upper lip & chin: $175
  • Upper lip only: $70
  • Beard area (neck): $160
  • Axillae (armpit):$175
  • Bikini line:$140
  • Bikini area:$240

How to prepare before each session

  • Avoid waxing 2-3 weeks prior to the laser treatment.
  • Avoid depilatory creams on the previous 4 days to the laser treatment.
  • Avoid sun tanning for at least 2 weeks before your session.
  • Shave or trim  the areato be treated one or two days before (not on the day of the procedure).

Is photoepilation for you?

Photoepilation is a very safe procedure, but a medical procedure nonetheless.

You ought to have an consultation with Dr Lopez-Granja prior your fist session. The aim of this consultation is to discuss in detail what the procedure is about, to determine if there is any reason you shouldn’t have the procedure (based on your medical history, concomitant conditions, medications  or supplements you are on, etc.) and finally to review and sign the informed consent.