Laser hair removal on arms · WrocławYour arms are always on show. Make them smooth.

Forearms — 199 zł per session, full arms — 299 zł, hands and fingers included. Prices are the same for women and men. In the 6+2 package forearms cost 1,194 zł, which is 149.25 zł per session, and you can pay for the package in two parts.

If the hair has pigment — yes. Black, brown, light brown and dark blonde I remove with good results; lighter hair usually needs 1–2 more sessions. Very light blonde I check with a test at the consultation: a few pulses and 2–4 weeks to see whether the hair sheds. Laser doesn't work on red, grey, white hair or peach fuzz — then I'll tell you straight away and we don't start a course.

Light hair is longer, has colour and shows against the light — the laser can catch it. Peach fuzz (vellus hair) is very fine, short and almost transparent, with no pigment — laser doesn't work on it. Not sure which you have? Send a photo of your forearm in daylight on WhatsApp.

Forearms with elbows are usually enough — that's the hair you see in short sleeves. Choose full arms if you have visible hair above the elbow too, or on your hands and fingers. If your upper arms only have peach fuzz, I'll tell you it's not worth paying for.

Yes. Full arms means upper arms, elbows, forearms, hands and fingers — 299 zł, no extra charge. Hands on their own cost 99 zł if you're not doing the rest.

Usually 6–8. Lighter hair sometimes needs 1–2 more, with slightly longer gaps. At first sessions are every 6–8 weeks, later less often — based on how the hair actually grows back.

Forearms — about 20 minutes, full arms — up to 30 minutes, the same for women and men. I treat forearms with the XL 10 cm² handpiece, hands and fingers with the small S handpiece.

Yes, the first results usually show after 1–3 weeks, when the treated hair falls out. Noticeably less hair comes after a few sessions. If you see no difference after 3 sessions, we refund them. Guarantee terms →

Forearms: 4+1 package — 796 zł (5 sessions), 6+2 package — 1,194 zł (8 sessions). Full arms: 4+1 — 1,196 zł, 6+2 — 1,794 zł. Forearms are also part of the women's PREMIUM package with underarms, Brazilian bikini and full legs — 849 zł per visit. You know the price up front; nothing gets added at the consultation.

Then we pay. If after 3 sessions on your arms you see no noticeable difference in the amount, density or regrowth speed of the hair, we refund those 3 sessions. We measure results at peak smoothness, about 3 weeks after a session, from photos. The guarantee doesn't cover red, grey, very light hair or peach fuzz — that's why with very light hair I start with a test.

No. After the course there's less hair, and it's finer. Shaving doesn't thicken hair either — the blunt tip only feels coarser. Stimulated growth is very rare and mostly affects the face and neck; elsewhere studies put it at 0.08% of cases.

I treat all year round, but not over a fresh tan. Forearms get more sun than other areas, so with tanned skin I'll adjust the settings or tell you when to come back. After a session: 5–7 days without tanning, and SPF on your arms. The easiest time to start is autumn — you'll fit in about 4 sessions by summer.

I tape the tattoo over and keep about 1 cm away from its edge. The laser doesn't touch it, so the tattoo won't fade. The rest of the arm I treat as usual.

It's comfortable: on a 1–5 scale clients usually feel a 2–3 — like a light micro-current, a rubber-band snap or gentle pinpricks. The handpiece cools the skin with every pulse, and I adjust the settings for each spot. If you feel discomfort, just say so and I'll change them right away.

No. The laser cools the skin with every pulse, and I set it to how you feel: on a 1–5 scale we work at 2–3. You don't have to put up with anything to get results.

Yes, if your arms are shaved, there are no contraindications and there's time in the schedule. You can also come just to talk — the consultation is free and comes with no obligation.

Shave your arms 3–12 hours before the visit. On the day, clean skin: no lotion or self-tanner. If you've been waxing, epilating or plucking, stop 4 weeks before the first session. How to prepare →

Yes, a razor is fine. Just don't remove hair at the root: wax, epilators and tweezers take away the laser's target. Put hair bleach aside too — the laser needs pigment.

For 24–48 hours: no sauna, hot baths, swimming pools, sunbeds or intense workouts, and no scrubs, acids, retinol or self-tan on your arms. Avoid the sun for 7–14 days and put SPF 50 on bare forearms. I give you aloe and SPF after the session (full aftercare).

Because treated hair doesn't vanish at once. Over 7–21 days the skin pushes it out — it looks like regrowth but comes away easily in the shower or with a gentle scrub. Don't pluck it with tweezers.

For years. Hair the laser has destroyed doesn't grow back. Over time dormant follicles may wake up, for example with hormonal changes — then a maintenance visit is enough. If you've completed a full course with us, it costs 30% less.

It takes a course, not one visit: usually 6–8 sessions a few weeks apart. You avoid the sun before and after sessions. It doesn't work on red, grey, white hair or peach fuzz. In return you get results for years instead of shaving every few days.

Usually, yes. There are several possible reasons: sessions too often, overly cautious settings, missed patches, but also very light hair or hormones. At a free consultation I'll look at your arms and tell you plainly what to expect. When laser didn't work →

Yes. Same prices as for women: forearms 199 zł, full arms 299 zł. Dark, coarse hair is a good target for the laser. Tattoos I tape over and avoid.

Asclepion MeDioStar Monolith — a certified medical diode laser from Germany (808 + 940 nm, 360° contact cooling). I treat forearms and upper arms with the XL 10 cm² handpiece, the largest hair removal handpiece in the world, and hands and fingers with the small S 1 cm² handpiece. How the laser works →

No. I cover moles with white paste or pencil, and the laser goes around them.

We don't treat during pregnancy (why). After birth and breastfeeding you can continue the course.

No. The laser uses infrared light at 808 and 940 nm — non-ionising radiation (ICNIRP). It doesn't carry enough energy to damage the DNA in your cells, the way X-rays and sunbed UV do. The light hits the pigment in the hair follicle a few millimetres under the skin and turns into heat. A review of research on lasers and IPL found no evidence of a credible cancer risk (Lasers in Medical Science, 2017). I cover moles with white paste, and any mark that worries you gets checked by a dermatologist first.

I don't treat during pregnancy, on a fresh tan, if you take medicines or use products that make skin sensitive to light, with active cold sores, inflammation or infection in the area, or over skin changes a doctor should look at first. If you tend to get keloid scars, I'm extra careful. At the consultation I ask about medicines and health and tell you straight whether we can start.