Laser · Torso
Laser — Back
Of all the areas worked on here, the back has the longest unbroken contact at night: it lies against bed and sheet for hours. So we count the first night as a planned part of the appointment.
Treatment details
- Duration
- 10 minutes
- Single session
- TRY 2,000
- Package
- TRY 7,900
- 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
What happens by day you notice. What happens at night you only work out in the morning. On the back side that difference is large.
How eight hours of contact went carries more information than the brief touches of the day. But unless somebody asks, it never gets passed on.
That is what this page is about: talking over how you sleep, planning the first night, and getting what you notice in the morning into the entry.
Session plan
On this area it is the nights that tell the run. How the first night went can be compared from one appointment to the next, and in time it becomes the steadiest observation there is.
Who it is planned for
This page decides nothing on your behalf. What it can say is that on the back side you spend most of the time after an appointment asleep, and that talking about it in advance genuinely helps.
- If you sleep on your back, say so when you take the appointment; the plan for the first night follows from it.
- If you have to be up early the morning after, choose the appointment around that.
- If you know of a tenderness on your back that you cannot see, describing it is enough.
- Pass on your leaning towards scars and the medicines you take before the appointment.
Before your appointment
Recommended
- Say which position you sleep in when you take the appointment.
- Set out a loose cotton top for the night of the appointment.
- If something early is on the morning after, choose the appointment around that.
- Come with a description of the tenderness you know of on your back.
To avoid
- Do not scrub the back with a mitt or a hard brush before the appointment.
- Do not open the back to the sun or the sunbed in the run-up to the appointment.
- Do not clear the area with wax or tweezers before the appointment.
- Do not set anything up for the night of the appointment that has you lying still on your back for long.
Method
Opening this section needs a manufacturer document identifying the platform the studio uses, and we have none. How the first night after the appointment is planned belongs to aftercare, not to the machine.
How the appointment runs
- The question about how you sleepYou are asked which position you sleep in, and how the first night is likely to go is talked over.
- Agreeing the areaThe limits towards the shoulder and towards the waist are agreed by pointing and written down.
- The applicationThe agreed area is worked; along the way you hear which section is being worked on.
- Describing the areaAt the end you hear in words how the area was left; it is described because you cannot see it.
- Setting the question for the morningYou hear what to look at the morning after, and next time opens with that question.
After your appointment
Recommended
- In the morning, write in one short sentence how the first night went.
- Note what you see the moment you wake; it fades as the day goes on.
- Judge whether the contact with the sheet bothered you.
- Come to the next appointment with your note about the first night.
To avoid
- Do not sleep the first night in a thick or synthetic top.
- Do not leave the back open in the sun after the appointment.
- Do not go near tanning products at all while the run is going on.
- If blistering or a change of colour appears, check with us before putting anything on it.
When to contact us: If a redness drags on, or blistering or an altered shade joins it, get in touch; since you cannot see the area, describing it is enough. If something speaks for an infection, seek out a doctor's surgery first.
What to be aware of
- The source states that a redness and a swelling resembling sunburn may appear after the treatment.
- Blistering, infection, scarring left behind and a lasting change of colour are set out among the little-met risks.
- For the period before the appointment, a daily broad-spectrum protection above factor thirty is advised.
- You are asked to keep away from tanning, from the sunbed and from tanning products.
- A herpes history, a leaning towards scars and the medicines in use are among the headings to report before the treatment.
At a glance
- Which position you sleep in is asked at the head of the appointment.
- How the first night went becomes the opening question next time.
- The area you cannot see is described to you in words at the end.
- The limits towards the shoulder and towards the waist are agreed by pointing.
- On a large area too, the appointments lie apart from one another.
Good to know
Why is the first night talked over in its own right?
Does something happen while I sleep?
Of all the areas treated, the back has the longest unbroken contact, and it holds through the night.
What you notice by day is easy to recount; the night you can only judge in the morning. That is why we ask about it separately.
The question about how you sleep
What difference does my sleeping position make?
If you sleep on your back, the contact holds through the night; on your side it is broken up.
Knowing that settles what we talk over for the first night and what you look at in the morning.
The note in the morning
When should I write it?
The moment you wake. As the day goes on, the impression of the night fades and the impression of the day takes its place.
One sentence is enough; we expect no long account.
Describing an area you cannot see
How will I learn what was done?
At the end of the appointment you hear which sections were worked on and how the area was left.
You do not have to ask for it; it happens as a step of the flow.
The limits of the back
From the shoulder down to the waist?
The catalogue name states the area but does not give the limits. The heights towards the shoulder and towards the waist are agreed at the appointment by pointing.
The agreed heights are written down and read at the appointments that follow.
The tempo of the visits
Does that tempo hang on size?
It does not. Our reference ties it to the rhythm of the hair rather than to the spread of what is worked.
Later something turns up again, and another round can be added then.
What belongs in the open
What do I come out with before the first time?
With a predisposition to scars, with skin the sun has darkened lately, with any history of cold sores, and with every preparation you use day to day.
If you know of a tenderness on your back you cannot see, its description helps as well.
The Fatma Süha approach
At Fatma Süha we do not leave the first night outside the appointment when we work on the back. That is where the longest contact happens, and questions about the day do not catch it.
We ask which position you sleep in. For somebody who sleeps on their back, the first night is not the same night as for somebody who lies on their side.
We tell you what to look at in the morning. The observation fades as the day goes on; the note taken the moment you wake is the truest.
We describe the area to you. On an area you cannot see, the only account of it would otherwise stay with us.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is the first night talked over in its own right?
- The back has the longest unbroken contact at night, and that contact can only be judged in the morning.
- Does it make a difference how I sleep?
- It does. Sleeping on your back holds the contact through the night; lying on your side breaks it up.
- When should I write my observation down?
- The moment you wake. As the day goes on, the impression of the night fades.
- How will I learn what was done?
- At the end of the appointment, how the area was left is described in words; you do not have to ask for it.
- Who agrees the limits of the back?
- The heights towards the shoulder and towards the waist are agreed at the appointment by pointing and written down.
- How often does one come back on an area as large as the back?
- Our safety text ties nothing here to the size of the area; all it describes is that the visits fall apart from one another.
- What should I wear on the first night?
- We advise a loose cotton top; a thick or synthetic one raises the contact.
- How do I report a tenderness I cannot see?
- Describing it is enough. Pass it on before the appointment together with your leaning towards scars and the medicines you take.
Locations
- BebekLaser — Back
- GöktürkLaser — Back
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