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Fatima, Lena, Maritza, and the entire team were absolutely amazing! I came here based on t...more
Cemal did fantastic job on my hair. So thankful to him for his deep knowledge on hair colo...more
Today was my first time coming to Four Seasons Salon & Med Spa. I have to say I was very p...more
Fatima does my hair here, she does it so well. Her hair styling technique is very unique. ...more
Very pretty hair cut and Fatima is very nice! I recommend her!!
Fatima was absolutely amazing with my daughter. We love her!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Unibrow Removal.
Most clients need a series of 6 to 8 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart for significant permanent reduction. Exact number varies with hair thickness, color, and your skin type; a consultation provides a personalized estimate.
Discomfort is usually minimal, often described as quick warm snaps; topical numbing is available. Expect brief redness or swelling that fades within hours to a couple of days with normal activities resumed quickly.
Modern lasers treat a wide range of skin types; darker hair responds best. Special wavelengths like Nd:YAG work better for darker skin tones, while very light blond or gray hair may be less responsive.
Avoid plucking or waxing for 4–6 weeks prior and shave if needed the day before. Stay out of the sun, stop certain topical products as advised, and arrive with the area clean and makeup-free.
Common short-term effects include redness, mild swelling, or temporary crusting. These typically resolve within days. Rarely pigment changes occur; following aftercare instructions minimizes risks and speeds healing.
Permanent scarring is unlikely with experienced providers and correct laser settings. There is a small risk of temporary pigment changes, especially for darker skin; patch tests and tailored settings reduce that risk.