Advanced Electrolysis
Advanced Electrolysis for minor cosmetic imperfections, appeared in 1910 and had developed into a highly successful method of removing and visibly reducing the appearance of a diverse range of minor skin imperfections leaving a blemish free smooth skin.
- ACP Advanced Electrolysis treatments have become more popular as advancements in technology make this kind of electro microsurgery safer, easier and more effective than ever before.
Procedure time
Between 15 minutes to an hour depending on the size of the treatment area
Downtime
No downtime necessary, but the appearance of the treated blemish may appear a little red for a couple of days following treatment
Results
Permanent – a course may be required
Laser Hair Removal Treatment
We use an advanced, medical-grade multi-wavelength diode laser system that combines Alexandrite (755 nm), Diode (808 nm), 940 nm, and Nd:YAG (1064 nm) technologies in one powerful platform. By utilising multiple wavelengths, the system can precisely target hair follicles at different depths within the skin, ensuring optimal results across a wide range of hair types and skin tones.
This innovative technology allows us to safely and effectively treat all skin types (I–VI), including darker and more sensitive skin, with minimal risk and maximum efficacy. The laser energy is selectively absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle, disrupting the growth cycle while leaving the surrounding skin unharmed. Over a course of treatments, this results in a significant and long-lasting reduction in unwanted hair.
Client comfort is a top priority. Our system incorporates advanced cooling technology to protect the skin and reduce discomfort during treatment, making sessions quick, comfortable, and well-tolerated. Treatments are performed by trained professionals who tailor each session to your individual skin type, hair colour, and treatment area, ensuring safe and personalised care every step of the way.
Laser hair removal is suitable for both men and women and can be used on most areas of the face and body. Whether you are looking for smoother skin, reduced ingrown hairs, or a long-term alternative to shaving and waxing, our laser hair removal treatments offer a reliable and effective solution.
If you are looking for a price on any other area not listed below, please contact us — we are more than happy to help.
Laser Hair Removal Prices
• Micro Area — £32 per session
Examples of micro areas include: upper lip, toes, or chin
• Small Area — £59 per session
Examples of small areas include: standard bikini, neck, or underarms
• Medium Area — £85 per session
Examples of medium areas include: Hollywood bikini, stomach, half arms, Brazilian bikini, or half legs
• Large Area — £139 per session
Examples of large areas include: full back, full chest, full arms, full face and neck, or full legs
Popular Packages
• Lip & Chin Package — £59 per session
• Back, Shoulders & Tops of Arms Package — £175 per session
• Half Legs, Underarms & Hollywood Package — £229 per session
• Full Legs, Underarms & Hollywood Package — £259 per session
Electrolysis
Electrolysis is the only medically approved form of permanent hair removal.
Electrolysis is a course of treatment that permanently removes hair growth when performed by skilled and experienced practitioners.
Electrolysis has the longest known track record together with the most effective results for permanent hair removal. Dr Charles Michel first used it successfully in 1875 to remove ingrown eyelashes. He discovered that once the follicle had been treated with electrolysis the hair was permanently destroyed.
For over 100 years, electrolysis has been recognised as a safe, reliable method of treating all skin and hair types. Many new treatments for hair reduction or non-permanent hair removal have emerged over the years; electrolysis has remained the only treatment to achieve permanent and complete eradication of unwanted hair when performed by a skilled, experienced practitioner.
For those who seek complete and permanent hair removal on any part of the body, regardless of skin tone or hair colour, there remains only one method that is approved by the British Medical Association – electrolysis.