This looks like a great deal, and prices have a 'guaranteed repeat' - whatever that means? They will repeat that price if you need 4 more sessions?
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Price wise, it seems like a really good deal. I would say, find someone who has used this company, get their perspective on how they actually operate and if there is a good referral, then go for it.
I've just had my first laser appointment about three weeks ago, and I am stoked! I can't wait until appointment number two!
Ive been getting laser hair removal treatment done for a few yrs now. Its a long process but i have noticed a big difference. It costs me about $350 to get my face, neck, breasts and stomach done, it takes about 15-20 mins. The face hurts like hell espically around the mouth but thankfully the hairs are dissapearing so its not taking so long to do now. I would reccomend it to anyone who is thinking about doing it, its worth it just to be hair free for a month!
Does anyone know if it's actually really permanent for people with PCOS. My beauty therapist warned me against investing too much in electrolysis because if you don't get the hormone issue under control the hair just comes back. Asked my dr about that advice and he confirmed was probably that it wouldn't be permanent.
Considering Laser Hair Removal? 
