MAKE DARK FACIAL HAIR LESS NOTICEABLE.

Yes, Pico Hair Bleaching is designed to lighten the appearance of dark hair rather than permanently remove it.

Unlike laser hair removal, which targets the hair follicle to reduce future growth, Pico Hair Bleaching uses the Pico laser's ability to target pigment. As the dark pigment becomes lighter, the hair blends more naturally with your skin while remaining in place. It's a suitable option for people who want a softer, less noticeable appearance without removing their hair completely.

Yes, Pico Hair Bleaching lightens dark hair, making it appear softer and less noticeable.

The treatment targets the pigment within the hair rather than the follicle itself. This means the hair remains, but its darker appearance is reduced, creating a more natural-looking result.

Pico Hair Bleaching is a laser treatment that lightens dark hair instead of permanently removing it.

It uses Pico laser technology to target pigment within the hair, helping it blend more naturally with your skin. This makes it an excellent option for people who don't want permanent hair removal but would like dark hair to be less visible.

Yes, laser hair bleaching is generally safe when performed by a qualified clinician using appropriate settings.

Before treatment, we'll assess your skin type, hair colour and treatment goals to determine whether Pico Hair Bleaching is suitable for you. Temporary redness or mild sensitivity can occur after treatment but usually settles quickly.

Results vary because everyone's hair grows at a different rate.

As new hair grows, it will contain its natural pigment, so maintenance treatments may be recommended to maintain a lighter appearance. During your consultation, we'll discuss what you can realistically expect based on the area being treated.

No, the goal is not to turn the hair white.

The aim is to lighten dark pigment enough for the hair to become less noticeable while still looking natural. The result should be softer-looking hair rather than white or obvious hair.

No, Pico Hair Bleaching is not considered a permanent hair removal treatment.

Unlike laser hair removal, which aims to reduce hair growth over time, Pico Hair Bleaching focuses on lightening the appearance of existing hair. As new hair grows, future maintenance treatments may be required.

The number of treatments depends on your hair colour, treatment area and desired result.

Some people achieve the look they're after with fewer treatments, while others may benefit from a treatment plan. We'll assess your goals and recommend the most appropriate approach during your consultation.

Most people find Pico Hair Bleaching comfortable and well tolerated.

You may feel a brief warming or snapping sensation during treatment, but discomfort is usually mild and short-lived. Sensitivity varies depending on the treatment area and your individual pain tolerance.

After treatment, it's important to protect your skin while it recovers.

Avoid excessive sun exposure, hot showers, saunas, vigorous exercise and active skincare products for the period recommended by your clinician. Wearing a broad-spectrum sunscreen every day also helps protect the treated area.

No, Pico Hair Bleaching treatments are normally spaced several weeks apart.

Allowing enough time between sessions gives your skin an opportunity to recover and helps achieve the best possible result. Your clinician will recommend an appropriate treatment schedule based on the area being treated.

Some people experience slight redness, warmth or mild swelling immediately after treatment. These effects usually settle within a short period, and your clinician will provide aftercare instructions to support the healing process.