Treatment details
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About this treatment
There is no verified anatomical definition for Fual, so the hair-reduction aim is addressed only after the treatment area is clarified.
Your requested area is compared with the offered coverage before treatment. This discussion replaces any assumption that the name alone identifies an anatomical area.
Hair grows in different phases, so the programme consists of sessions repeated at planned intervals.
Session plan
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- days
- The programme contains 8 sessions.
- Appointments are planned approximately 30 days apart.
- The approved area and current skin condition are reconfirmed at each visit so coverage does not remain unclear.
- Response varies by person and by the body area treated.
Who it is planned for
The area must be known before suitability is decided. Its skin and hair characteristics, tanning, health history and medication are then assessed together.
- People who want to clarify in advance whether Fual matches their intended area
- Those who want cooling-supported sessions after agreeing the coverage
- People seeking a programme that can be scheduled throughout the year
- Those able to attend at intervals of about 30 days
Before your appointment
Recommended
- Confirm that Fual covers the region you want treated.
- Disclose sun exposure or tanning in the agreed area.
- Avoid sunbeds and self-tanning products.
- Share medication, treatment and any tendency to scar.
- Report open skin, irritation or marked sensitivity.
- Follow professional guidance on methods that remove hair from the root.
- For the treatment to take place, shave the area where you want hair removal 1–2 days beforehand so that no hair is visible on the surface.
How the appointment runs
The area covered by the Fual service is explained.
The requested region is compared with the actual service scope.
Skin, hair and tanning status in the agreed area are assessed.
Relevant health information and medication are reviewed.
The approved area is treated with the ice-cooled laser system.
The skin is checked and the next visit is planned for about 30 days later.
After your appointment
Recommended
- Short-lived redness or sensitivity may occur in the treated area.
- Use appropriate sun protection if the area is exposed.
- Avoid sunbeds and self-tanning products.
- Avoid friction, intense heat and aggressive skincare while sensitivity remains.
- Report prolonged redness, blistering or a change in skin colour.
What to be aware of
- An area that has not yet been clearly confirmed
- Recent intense sun exposure or tanning
- A tendency to form raised or keloid scars
- Medication or treatment that affects skin sensitivity
- Open wounds, irritation or an active skin concern in the agreed region
The Fatma Süha approach
For Fual, we discuss exactly what you are agreeing to instead of guessing an area name.
Without assuming an unverified anatomical scope, we define the area and its boundaries together at the start of the appointment.
Once coverage is clear, new-generation laser and ice-tip cooling are planned alongside assessment of that area.
Frequently asked questions
Which area does Fual cover?
There is no verified anatomical definition in the available service information. The exact area is explained before treatment begins.
Why is suitability assessed after the area is clarified?
Skin and hair characteristics belong to the area being treated. Because Fual has no verified anatomical definition, the area is established first, then its suitability for treatment.
What does the ice-cooled applicator do?
It helps keep the skin cool and supports a reduction in heat and prickling sensations.
How many sessions are included?
The package contains 8 sessions, usually scheduled about 30 days apart.
How long does treatment take?
The Fual appointment takes approximately 5 minutes.
Locations
Bebek
Göktürk
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