Procedure depilation Inclusions:

Skin analysis in the depilation area, Processing of the depilation zone, selection of the necessary depilation material based on the skin condition. Hair removal. Post-depilation cleansing. Working with ingrown hairs, if needed. Enzymatic peeling, "closing" the depilation area with antiseptic, soothing powder, or moisturizing cream. The recommendations for skincare and preventing ingrown hairs.

Preparation for depilation can help make the procedure more effective and comfortable. Here are several steps you can take before depilation:

1. Hair Growth: It is important that your hair is long enough for effective depilation. For most depilation methods, it is recommended that the hair be approximately 0.5-1 cm in length.

2. Skin Exfoliation: A few days before the procedure, exfoliate your skin. This will help remove dead cells and prevent ingrown hairs, improving the overall results.

3. Moisturization: Take care of your skin by moisturizing it to make it softer and prepare it for the depilation method.

4. Avoid Sunbathing: Prior to depilation, avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, as tanning may increase the risk of irritation after the procedure.

5. Avoid Creams: On the day of depilation, avoid using creams, oils, or lotions, as they can create a barrier and hinder the procedure.

6. Take Analgesics: If you are sensitive to pain, you can take an analgesic half an hour before the procedure.

Remember that the body's reaction to depilation can vary for each individual, so monitor your condition, and if you have any doubts or problems, consult with a professional.

After Hair Removal:

1. Avoid Sunbathing: Skin may be more sensitive to sunlight after hair removal. Avoid prolonged sun exposure and use sunscreen.

2. Avoid Tight Clothing: Wear loose clothing to prevent friction and irritation on the treated skin.

3. Avoid Hot Water: Refrain from hot baths, showers, or tanning for the first 24 hours post hair removal, as it can cause irritation.

4. No Sweating: Avoid intense physical activities and saunas for the first few days after hair removal to prevent irritation and inflammation.

5. Avoid Harsh Products: Refrain from using aggressive deodorants and scented products in the treated areas.

At-Home Care:

1. Moisturize: Use moisturizers to soften the skin and prevent dryness.

2. Avoid Exfoliation: Steer clear of scrubs and exfoliants in the first few days after hair removal to avoid irritating the skin.

3. Anti-Inflammatory Agents: If needed, use anti-inflammatory creams or products containing panthenol to alleviate irritation.

4. Ingrown Hair Prevention: Apply lotions or products designed to prevent ingrown hairs to reduce the risk of their formation.

5. Hands Off: Avoid excessive rubbing or touching of the treated areas.