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Get answers to common questions about Venus LHR Lower Face Pax 6.
Most clients need six sessions spaced 4–8 weeks apart for optimal reduction; however, individual hair growth, skin type, and hormonal factors can influence the number of treatments. A consultation will create a personalized plan and timeline.
Yes. Pax 6 includes adaptable settings to treat a wide range of skin tones safely. A patch test and consultation will confirm appropriate parameters, ensuring effective hair reduction while minimizing risks like burns or pigment changes.
Most clients report mild discomfort described as warmth or snapping sensations. Pax 6 integrates cooling and pain-minimizing technology to keep sessions tolerable. Topical numbing can be applied if you have low pain tolerance; recovery is typically immediate.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and certain skin treatments for at least two weeks. Shave the area 24 hours before your appointment and disclose medications or medical history during consultation to ensure safe, effective treatment.
You'll notice reduced hair density after the first two to three sessions, with progressive improvement across the six-session package. Full benefit is typically apparent several weeks after the final treatment as follicles respond and fall out.
Temporary redness, swelling, or mild sensitivity are common and usually subside within hours to days. Rarely, blistering or pigment changes can occur; proper assessment and post-care instructions reduce risks and will be reviewed in your consultation.