Fatma Süha Beauty & Skincare Expert - Wellness

Laser · Arms and Underarms

Laser — Full Arms

Beginning a run is not a promise to turn up for every appointment. With this treatment over the whole arm, whether it carries on is talked through again at the head of every appointment, and "not today" is a valid answer.

Treatment details

Duration
20 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

With something that goes in a run, the middle is what gets talked about least. The beginning is described, the end is expected; the decisions in between usually go unwritten altogether.

Yet they are real: an appointment can be moved, the gap can grow longer, sometimes it is decided not to carry on. None of that is an exception.

It is that middle stretch this page is about. What gets talked through, what goes into the file, and what happens when you want to stop.

Session plan

The middle of a run is its least-told part. What happens here is simple: at every appointment you are asked whether it carries on, your answer is written, and the next step is built on that answer.

Who it is planned for

Whether to take on a programme that goes in a run this page cannot decide. What it can say is that your choice stays with you at every step afterwards, and that this belongs to how the appointments go.

  • If something in the next months will make coming regularly hard, say so from the start.
  • If you are thinking of only part of the arm, the catalogue carries a smaller-cut entry for it.
  • If you know of a tendency towards scars or keloids, say so before the run begins.
  • If you take medicines, refresh that before every appointment; isotretinoin included.

Before your appointment

Recommended

  • Before coming, think over whether you want to carry on at this appointment.
  • Bring short notes of what struck you since the last time.
  • Choose a garment in which the whole arm can be freed comfortably.
  • If anything about your medicines has changed, pass it on before the appointment.

To avoid

  • Do not take the arm off with wax or tweezers before the appointment.
  • Do not use the sunbed during the run and do not use a tanning product.
  • Do not come out of politeness to an appointment you do not actually want to carry on with.
  • Do not shorten the gap on your own and ask for an earlier appointment.

Method

The method section describes what a machine does; with no manufacturer document for the studio's laser platform, it stays closed. How the decision to continue is reached concerns the conversation at the appointment, not the machine's working principle.

How the appointment runs

  1. The question about carrying onThe appointment starts with the question of whether you want to carry on today. That is not a form of politeness; the answer is kept.
  2. Since the last timeWhat struck you in the meantime, and whether anything bothered you, is talked through.
  3. The applicationThe whole arm is worked; say the word and it stops there, and that lands in the record as well.
  4. Deciding the gapWhere the next date lands is chosen with you, inside the rhythm our safety text lays down.
  5. Keeping the pauseIf you want to pause, it is written down, and on your return it is read from there where the carrying on picks up.

After your appointment

Recommended

  • Write down how long the redness lasts; the decision about carrying on grows out of that observation.
  • If the arm feels different in different stretches, keep that separately.
  • Carry the sun protection through the whole time between two appointments.
  • Come to the next appointment with your thought about carrying on.

To avoid

  • Keep the arm out of direct sun for a few days after every appointment.
  • Leave the sunbed out altogether for the length of the run.
  • Do not take remaining hairs off with wax or tweezers.
  • Do not put anything on a blister or a scar on your own initiative.

When to contact us: If a redness holds on for a long time, or blistering or a different shade appears, get in touch and say after which appointment of the run it came up. If something points to inflammation, the way leads to a practice first.

What to be aware of

  • After every appointment a redness and a swelling resembling a mild sunburn are given as to be expected.
  • Blistering, infection, scarring and a lasting change of colour are listed as the rarer risks.
  • For the whole run, using a wide-spectrum sun protection of at least factor thirty every day is advised.
  • Tanning, the sunbed and tanning products are to be kept away from.
  • If you tend towards outbreaks of oral or genital herpes, that is to be reported before every appointment.

At a glance

  • The cut is the whole arm; it begins without any argument about dividing lines.
  • At the head of every appointment you are expressly asked whether it should carry on.
  • If you want to pause, that goes into the file; no appointment vanishes without a word.
  • If you decide against carrying on, you do not have to give a reason.
  • That the treatment is a run with appointments a few weeks apart is said from the start.

Good to know

The question about carrying on comes at every appointment

Once I have begun, must I come through to the end?

You must not. The appointment starts with the question of whether you want to carry on today, and your answer goes into the file.

That question is not a form of politeness; "not today" is a valid answer as well.

Pausing

What happens if I pause for a few months?

The decision to pause is written down, and on your return it is read from there where the carrying on picks up.

About how long a pause may be we write no rule, because our source names no number for it.

Stopping altogether

What must I say if I decide against carrying on?

It is enough to say you do not want to carry on; we ask for no reason.

That decision is kept as well, because a run left open in the file looks as though it were waiting for something from you.

Package terms

What becomes of the rest of the package if I break off?

This page explains no package terms. Payment and package rules belong to the appointment side and cannot be guessed at from here.

Put your question when booking, or ring the studio; the clear answer comes from there.

The time in between

Does stretching the gap spoil the outcome?

Our source says the treatment is a run with appointments a few weeks apart; about the effect of a longer gap it says nothing.

So we say nothing about it here either. We build the plan together at the appointment.

Regrowth over time

Is the matter closed once the run is through?

Our source states that regrowth is expected over time and that top-up appointments can come up.

Which means the "end" is a decision too; it is not a line that arrives by itself.

What is to be reported before an appointment

Must I say something in the middle of the run as well?

Yes. If a fresh tan has come along, a new medicine has been started or a herpes outbreak has occurred, pass it on before every appointment.

These are not points asked once and then ticked off; what the source lists holds for every appointment.

The Fatma Süha approach

At Fatma Süha we do not treat having begun as a promise to carry on. We ask at the head of every appointment and write the answer down.

The answer "not today" we do not see as a disruption. An appointment written down as moved and an appointment that vanishes without a word are not the same thing.

We ask for no reason. If you had to justify yourself in order not to carry on, the decision itself would get harder.

Package terms we do not explain on this page; they belong to the appointment and payment side, and a guess written here would mislead you directly.

Frequently asked questions

Must I finish a run I have begun?
You must not. At the head of every appointment you are asked whether it carries on, and your answer goes into the file.
I want to pause — what then?
The decision is written down, and on your return it is read from there where the carrying on picks up.
Must I explain why I am stopping?
You must not. It is enough to say you do not want to carry on.
What becomes of the remaining sessions in the package?
This page explains no package terms. Ask when booking or ring the studio.
Does a longer gap spoil the outcome?
Our source says nothing about it, so neither do we. We build the plan together at the appointment.
Do I never have to come again once the run is over?
Our source states that regrowth is expected over time and that top-up appointments can come up.
What if I want only part of the arm?
The catalogue carries a smaller-cut entry; you pick that when booking.
Must I report a change in my medicines mid-run?
Yes. A new medicine, a fresh tan or a herpes outbreak is reported before every appointment.

Locations

  • BebekLaser — Full Arms
  • GöktürkLaser — Full Arms

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