Fatma Süha Beauty & Skincare Expert - Wellness

Laser · Bikini

Laser — Bikini

With the treatment in the bikini area, what people ask about most is not the technique but how things go in the room. So the first appointment starts by talking through the borders of the area and what to expect.

Treatment details

Duration
6 minutes
Single session
TRY 1,600
Package
TRY 8,000
Sessions in the package
8 sessions
Interval between sessions
30 days
Locations
Bebek · Göktürk
Payment options
Payment at the studio · Online payment

About this treatment

The bikini area is one of the parts asked about the most and easiest to feel awkward asking about. That is why we give the first stretch of the appointment to talking: which borders are worked and how things go in the room is settled beforehand.

The treatment is planned as a run. Because of the hair cycle a certain space is left between appointments, and that space belongs to the plan; it is not a delay to be reckoned with.

What we can undertake about the outcome has a clear limit. Reliable sources say regrowth is to be expected over time and that top-up appointments may be needed. This page says no more than that either.

Session plan

The space between appointments hangs on the hair cycle and belongs to the plan. Shortening it does not speed the run up; it only steps outside the stretch of time in which the treatment does anything. And because regrowth is to be expected at the end of the run, top-up appointments may be needed.

Who it is planned for

This treatment is built for people who want to plan the bikini area regularly across a run. Skin tone, hair colour and the state of the area bear on how it is planned; that assessment happens at the appointment. This page makes no suitability decision on your behalf.

  • If you have tanned recently, be sure to state it at the appointment.
  • If you tend to form scars or keloids, share it before the appointment.
  • If you tend towards outbreaks of oral or genital herpes, say so.
  • Report at the appointment the medicines you take — over-the-counter ones included — isotretinoin among them.
  • If an irritation, a wound or a healing is under way in the area, let us know before the appointment.

Before your appointment

Recommended

  • In the days before the appointment, use a wide-spectrum sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher every day.
  • If you have tanned recently, report it before the appointment.
  • Note down your tendency to scars or keloids, your herpes history and your medicines, and bring that with you.
  • Write down your questions about the area; the first stretch of the appointment is set aside for exactly that.
  • Come in comfortable clothing.

To avoid

  • Do not tan outdoors or in a sunbed before the appointment.
  • Do not use a tanning product.
  • Do not judge the appointment yourself while an irritation is under way in the area; ask us first.
  • Do not come to the appointment without reporting your medicines; the over-the-counter ones matter too.

Method

Nothing stands here about what the equipment does, because no manufacturer document for the studio's platform has reached us. Consent and privacy are settled in how the appointment runs, which is a different question and answered further down.

How the appointment runs

  1. Talking through the bordersWhich area is worked we settle together at the head of the appointment. Nothing proceeds on assumption, and you can change the border at any moment.
  2. The reportsThis is where the points you need to name come up. Whether anything starts at all that day is settled right here.
  3. Setting up the roomHow privacy is kept is explained before the treatment begins; you know in advance when what happens.
  4. The applicationThe settled area is worked. What you feel is asked about along the way, and a pause is available at any moment.
  5. The account of afterwardsYou hear what to reckon with on the skin over the next days and what to keep away from; then the next date is entered.

After your appointment

Recommended

  • In the first days choose clothing that leaves the area alone.
  • If it feels uncomfortable, you can put a cold compress on it.
  • Keep sun protection in your daily round.
  • Note every change you notice in the area and tell us at the next appointment.

To avoid

  • Avoid direct sun and the sunbed.
  • Do not rub or scratch the area.
  • Do not start a new care product on the area in the first days.
  • Do not wash the area long in hot water while the redness lasts.

When to contact us: If you notice blistering, growing pain, weeping or a redness that will not heal, ring us and do not wait for the next appointment. If something points to inflammation, turn directly to a doctor.

What to be aware of

  • After the treatment a redness and a swelling resembling a mild sunburn are to be expected and usually last only a short while.
  • Less often, but reported, are blistering, infection, scarring and a lasting change of colour in the skin.
  • If you tend towards outbreaks of oral or genital herpes, you must report that before the treatment.
  • A tendency to form scars or keloids, recent tanning and the medicines you take, isotretinoin included, are among the things to report before the treatment.
  • Before and after the treatment, avoiding tanning — outdoors and in a sunbed — and tanning products is advised.

At a glance

  • Which borders will be worked is talked through at the head of the appointment; nothing proceeds on assumption.
  • How privacy is kept in the room is explained before the treatment begins.
  • You come back more than once, and the waiting time between is chosen on purpose.
  • What you should tell us beforehand is there in black and white — no waiting until somebody asks.
  • You can put your questions between appointments as well; you need not wait for the next one.

Good to know

How is privacy kept in the room?

Can I know beforehand how much stays uncovered?

Yes, that is explained before the treatment begins. Which area is worked and how things go in the room is talked through in advance.

During the treatment a pause is available at any moment. You do not have to give a reason for it.

Does the result last?

Will nothing ever grow back?

No, we do not go that far. The clinical texts say something comes back later and that you look in again then.

They also say what comes back tends to be thinner and paler. Our knowledge stops there.

Why is the space between appointments this long?

Would it not go faster if I came more often?

The waiting is there because hair keeps its own rhythm. Turning up sooner just misses the window in which anything can be achieved.

That is also why what you see offered when you book differs from one part of the body to the next.

Why do the sun and a tan matter this much?

I have just come back from a holiday — must I move my appointment?

A fresh tan has to be named, without fail. Neither before nor after should the skin be browned, and fake tan counts.

Whether we shift the day comes out in conversation once we know that — it does not come out here on the page.

What must I say before the appointment?

Can I leave it if I am not asked?

Do not wait to be asked. To be named: a liability to scars and keloids, a fresh tan, recurring herpes outbreaks, and every medicine in your day — isotretinoin explicitly.

What comes off a chemist shelf counts too. When in doubt, say it rather than leave it out.

What does the treatment feel like?

Will it hurt?

We do not say it is painless. The treatment is felt, and what you feel is asked about again and again while it goes on.

A pause is available at any moment. We do not expect you to decide for yourself whether a discomfort is normal.

Does it go the same way for everyone?

It went differently for my friend — why?

Skin tone, hair colour and the state of the area bear on how it is planned. So the plan and the course need not be the same for two people.

The assessment happens at the appointment; comparing through this page would mislead.

Planning alongside other areas

Can I have other areas done together with the bikini area?

Every area is planned as its own service. Options covering more than one area also sit in the catalogue as services of their own.

Which combination suits you we talk through at the appointment.

The Fatma Süha approach

At this area our priority is that you know in advance what happens in the room. We do not begin without having explained the treatment, and you can pause at any moment.

What settles the plan at the first appointment is the borders to be worked and the points to be reported. Until both are clear we do not move on to the treatment.

Between appointments what we follow is how the area recovers and whether the space suits you. To ask a question you need not wait for the next appointment.

The limit of what we can undertake about the outcome we state from the start. We give no promise about lasting; the sources say regrowth is to be expected.

Frequently asked questions

Who decides whether the treatment goes ahead at this area?
The decision is made together at the appointment, once the area has been assessed and the points to be reported talked through. This page makes no suitability decision.
Does the result last?
We give no promise about lasting. The sources record that regrowth is to be expected over time and that top-up appointments may be needed.
Will it hurt?
The treatment is felt; we do not say it is painless. What you feel is asked about again and again, and a pause is available at any moment.
Can you say in advance how many appointments will be needed?
No. The treatment is planned as a run, but a number of appointments tailored to you is not undertaken. The plan in the booking window shows the frame.
How is privacy provided in the room?
Before the treatment begins, what will be done is explained, and the borders to be worked are settled together. A pause is available at any moment.
I have just come back from a holiday — can I book?
If you have tanned recently, be sure to report it. Whether the treatment is moved we decide together after that.
Is there redness afterwards?
A redness and a swelling like a mild sunburn are to be expected and usually last only a short while. If you notice blistering or growing pain, ring us.
Must I say which medicines I take?
Yes. The medicines you take — over-the-counter ones included — isotretinoin among them, are part of what is to be reported before the appointment.
How should I choose the day of the appointment?
You can pick a time that suits you. If on the day you have a hesitation about the area, let us know beforehand; we will plan it together.
Can I ask questions between appointments?
Yes. You need not wait for the next appointment; if you notice a change in the area, you can get in touch.

Locations

  • BebekLaser — Bikini
  • GöktürkLaser — Bikini

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