Laser Hair Removal Near Winchester
Clinical-grade technology. All skin tones treated. VTCT Level 4 qualified, experienced & insured practitioners at our Portsmouth clinic.
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Treatment at a glance
Sessions required
6 to 8 on average for lasting reduction
Session spacing
4 to 6 weeks for body, 4 weeks for face
Treatment time
15 to 60 minutes depending on the area
Skin tones
all skin tones treated
Technology
clinical-grade diode and Nd:YAG laser
Downtime
none required; skin may appear pink for a few hours after
Will laser hair removal work on my skin and hair type?
This is the right question to ask before booking anywhere. The honest answer is: it depends on the technology used and the training of the person operating it. Not all laser devices are the same, and not all clinics have practitioners qualified to treat the full range of skin tones safely.
Laser hair removal targets the pigment in the hair follicle. The laser energy is absorbed by the melanin in the hair and converts to heat, which damages the follicle and inhibits future growth. Diode lasers and Nd:YAG lasers are the clinical standard for this. IPL (intense pulsed light) devices, which many salons and home kits use, emit a broad spectrum of light and are less precise, less effective on finer or lighter hair, and carry a higher risk of adverse effects on darker skin tones.
At Changes Clinic, our VTCT Level 4 qualified, experienced & insured practitioners use clinical-grade laser technology and carry out an assessment of your skin tone and hair type before treatment begins. We treat all skin tones. If a particular area or hair colour requires a different approach, we will tell you what to expect honestly.
Here is what we offer at Changes Clinic.
Laser hair removal targets the pigment in the hair follicle. The laser energy is absorbed by the melanin in the hair and converts to heat, which damages the follicle and inhibits future growth. Diode lasers and Nd:YAG lasers are the clinical standard for this. IPL (intense pulsed light) devices, which many salons and home kits use, emit a broad spectrum of light and are less precise, less effective on finer or lighter hair, and carry a higher risk of adverse effects on darker skin tones.
At Changes Clinic, our VTCT Level 4 qualified, experienced & insured practitioners use clinical-grade laser technology and carry out an assessment of your skin tone and hair type before treatment begins. We treat all skin tones. If a particular area or hair colour requires a different approach, we will tell you what to expect honestly.
Here is what we offer at Changes Clinic.
About laser hair removal at Changes Clinic
Our practitioners use diode and Nd:YAG laser technology to treat unwanted hair across the body and face. Common treatment areas include legs, underarms, bikini line, back, chest, face and upper lip. We treat both men and women.
Laser hair removal works in cycles because it is only effective on hair in the active growth phase. Multiple sessions are needed to treat each follicle at the right point in its cycle. Most clients require six to eight sessions to achieve a significant, lasting reduction in hair growth, spaced four to six weeks apart for body areas and four weeks apart for facial areas.
Laser hair removal works in cycles because it is only effective on hair in the active growth phase. Multiple sessions are needed to treat each follicle at the right point in its cycle. Most clients require six to eight sessions to achieve a significant, lasting reduction in hair growth, spaced four to six weeks apart for body areas and four weeks apart for facial areas.
Laser hair removal performed by VTCT Level 4 qualified, experienced & insured practitioners
Using a medical-grade laser on skin and hair follicles requires formal training. Our practitioners hold a VTCT Level 4 qualification in laser and light treatments — the standard qualification for clinical laser practice in the UK. They carry out a full skin and hair assessment before your first session, including a patch test.
The patch test matters. It gives us information about how your skin responds to the energy level used, and it rules out adverse reactions before we treat the full area. We do not skip this step.
Changes Clinic is a CQC-registered clinic at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. Our laser hair removal practitioners work in the same clinical environment as our medical prescribers.
Read more on our laser hair removal page.
The patch test matters. It gives us information about how your skin responds to the energy level used, and it rules out adverse reactions before we treat the full area. We do not skip this step.
Changes Clinic is a CQC-registered clinic at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. Our laser hair removal practitioners work in the same clinical environment as our medical prescribers.
Read more on our laser hair removal page.
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Common questions
Is laser hair removal safe?
Clinical-grade laser hair removal is safe for all skin tones when performed by a trained practitioner using appropriate technology and settings. The most common effects are temporary redness and warmth in the treated area, which settle within a few hours. Blistering or changes in skin pigmentation can occur if incorrect settings are used, which is one reason VTCT Level 4 training matters. Our practitioners carry out a full skin assessment and patch test before any treatment begins.
How is laser hair removal different from IPL?
Laser hair removal uses a single, specific wavelength of light energy targeted precisely at the hair follicle. IPL emits a broad spectrum of light that is less precise and less effective on finer or lighter hair. Laser technology is more effective per session, better suited to a wider range of skin tones, and has a more predictable outcome. Many clients who have had unsatisfactory results with IPL find clinical laser treatment significantly more effective.
Can laser hair removal be combined with other treatments at Changes Clinic?
Laser hair removal sessions are generally kept separate from treatments that sensitise or stress the skin, such as chemical peels or intense skin treatments, to avoid overlapping effects on the same area. Between sessions, other aesthetic treatments to different areas of the body or face are generally fine. Your practitioner will advise on timing and any precautions at your initial consultation.
How far is Changes Clinic from Winchester?
Changes Clinic is at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. From Winchester, the drive takes approximately 30 to 35 minutes via the M3 and M27. Free parking is available on site, making the trip easy to plan around your session schedule.
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Contact
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Phone
02392 382000
WhatsApp
07710 096718
Address
1000 Lakeside, North Harbour, Western Road, Portsmouth, PO6 3EN








