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AMAZING. I have been waiting my entire life to find a place like this. The owner Debra is ...more
Jenny does the best lashes!!! She is the sweetest and always is so gentle and amazing at w...more
Always so caring and thoughtful about my needs. Extremely knowledgeable about the products...more
I love the place, i love the people and i love the service!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hands & Fingers.
We recommend eight sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart for optimal results. Most clients experience 75–80% hair reduction after the recommended course, though individual response varies based on hair density and hormonal factors.
Yes — the 1064 nm YAG on the Cutera Xeo is designed to penetrate deeper with lower epidermal absorption, making it safer for darker skin tones when performed by trained providers using appropriate settings and cooling.
A typical session includes brief consultation, skin cleansing, and targeted laser pulses with cooling. Patients feel mild snapping or warmth. The small area usually takes five to fifteen minutes with settings adjusted for comfort and effectiveness.
Recovery is minimal. Expect mild redness or sensitivity for 24–72 hours. Use gentle skincare, avoid direct sun exposure, and follow post-care guidelines. Most people return to normal activities immediately with no significant downtime.
Yes — shaving is allowed and recommended to keep hair short between sessions. Avoid waxing, plucking or bleaching since they remove follicles. Shaving preserves the hair shaft for laser targeting and helps maintain consistent treatment effectiveness.
Contraindications include pregnancy, active skin infections, recent sunburn, and certain medications that cause photosensitivity. A consultation and medical history review will identify risks; some conditions may require delaying treatment or choosing alternatives.