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Get answers to common questions about Venus LHR Brazilian + Derriere Pax 6.
Most clients see substantial reduction after 4–6 sessions, with optimal results often reached around 6–8 treatments spaced 4–8 weeks apart. Exact number depends on hair density, growth cycle and individual response; a consultation provides a personalised plan.
Pax 6 features adjustable parameters and cooling to treat a broad range of skin tones safely. We perform an assessment and patch test to confirm suitability and customise settings to minimise risk and maximise efficacy.
Avoid sun exposure, hot baths and vigorous exercise for 24–48 hours, wear breathable clothing, use gentle moisturiser and sunscreen. Do not wax between sessions; follow our aftercare sheet for optimal healing and results.
Most clients describe mild warmth or snapping sensations rather than intense pain. Built-in cooling and adjustable settings reduce discomfort; topical numbing can be offered for sensitive individuals upon request.
You may notice hair shedding and reduced regrowth after the first few sessions. Visible improvement builds progressively; full benefits usually appear after the recommended treatment series and occasional maintenance sessions.
Yes — LHR can be combined safely with many skin services, though sequencing matters. We advise discussing concurrent treatments during consultation to plan timing and avoid irritation or conflicting aftercare.