Laser — Full Body (Legs, Arms, Underarms, Bikini)

About this treatment

A name can argue with itself. Here the heading is wide, the bracket narrow, and readers mostly stop at the heading.

Missing the bracket is no carelessness; in a list the heading stands out and the bracket stays small. The trouble lies in the name itself.

So this page puts the list at the front. What it is really about is what does not stand in the list: which areas do not belong to this record, and what to do if you want them.

Session plan

The four areas being worked on the same day does not put them on the same course. One settles quickly while another takes longer, and that difference only becomes visible if the notes are kept apart.

Who it is planned for

This page makes no suitability decision. What it can say is that the name looks wide, the extent stops at four areas, and knowing that before taking an appointment beats learning it at the booking desk.

• If you have the face, neck, trunk or back in mind, this record does not take them in.
• If you do not want all four, say at the appointment which of them you do want.
• Lay your day out so that the appointment may run long.
• Report your leaning towards scars and your medicines in advance, and for all four areas.

Before your appointment

Method

With no manufacturer document for the studio's laser platform, we do not write how the machine works. How many areas the coverage is made of is not a question about the machine but a boundary the catalogue draws; you read it in the coverage section.

How the appointment runs

1. 1Reading the list outFirst the four areas from the bracket are read out, one at a time.
2. 2Naming what does not stand in the listThe places that do not belong to this record are named outright; if your expectation differs, that comes out here.
3. 3Four limits, four decisionsEvery area gets its edge pointed out and fixed, and each goes into the papers by itself.
4. 4The applicationThe areas are worked one after another; at every move across, how you are doing is asked in its own right.
5. 5Four separate notesFor each area separately we set down what was done; nothing gets rolled into one entry.

After your appointment

When to contact us: If a redness stays on, or blistering or a change of colour shows, ring us and say at which of the four areas. If something brings inflammation to mind, go to a doctor first.

What to be aware of

• After the treatment, a redness and swelling recalling sunburn is set down as an expected outcome.
• Blistering, infection, scarring and a lasting change of colour are counted among the seldom-met risks.
• For the period before the treatment, a daily broad-spectrum protection of no less than factor thirty is advised.
• Getting a tan, going to a sunbed and using tanning products belong to what is to be kept away from.
• A history of oral or genital herpes, a leaning towards scars and the medicines in use are reported before the treatment.

At a glance

• The extent consists of the four areas counted out in the bracket; the heading alone settles nothing.
• What lies outside the four is named piece by piece at the head of the appointment.
• Each area gets a limit of its own; one description does not cover the four.
• If you want an area not standing in the list, it has a record of its own in the catalogue.
• Even with the four worked on one day, the ordering stays tied to the gap from our text.

Good to know

The Fatma Süha approach

At Fatma Süha we say that the name of this record argues with itself. The heading is wide, the bracket narrow, and the bracket holds.

We put the list at the head of the text. Missing the bracket is no carelessness but a consequence of how the name is built.

What we really recount is what does not stand in the list. Saying what is in is easy; saying what is out spares the disappointment at the booking desk.

We do not change the name on our own account. The name in the catalogue and the one in the booking window must stay the same; whether it changes is the business's decision.

Frequently asked questions

Does the heading hold, or the bracket?

The bracket. The extent consists of the four areas named there.

Are the face or the trunk in?

They are not. This record takes in the four areas from the bracket; the rest stand in the catalogue as records of their own.

Can I describe the limits in one go?

Each area's limit is settled and written down on its own; one description does not cover the four.

Can I have only some of them done?

Which areas are worked you say at the appointment; the side of the charge belongs to the appointment side.

Do the four areas recover at the same pace?

Being worked on the same day does not mean their course is the same; that is why we ask for separate notes.

Does the number of areas change the gap between appointments?

Our text draws no distinction by the number of areas; it describes an ordering that moves forward with gaps.

Does the appointment run long?

Because four areas are worked, we advise setting your day up for it; the length stands with the details about the treatment.

I have a tenderness at one area — should I say so?

Say so, and name the area as well. Passing it on together with your leaning towards scars and your medicines is enough.

Locations

• BebekLaser — Full Body (Legs, Arms, Underarms, Bikini)
• GöktürkLaser — Full Body (Legs, Arms, Underarms, Bikini)