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Discreet, professional face and body waxing tailored to your skin, hair pattern and comfort—from precise individual areas to coordinated full-body appointments.
Waxing removes visible hair from the root by applying a professional wax selected for the body area, hair texture and skin condition. It can leave skin feeling smoother for longer than shaving, but it does not permanently stop hair growth. Technique, temperature, section size, skin support and aftercare all matter.
Adults seeking temporary hair removal on healthy, intact skin may be candidates. Hair must be long enough for wax to grip, and the area should be free of active sunburn, infection and significant inflammation.
Waxing should not be performed over broken, blistered, sunburned or actively infected skin. Recent aggressive peels, laser resurfacing, uncontrolled dermatitis, impaired healing or significant irritation may also require postponement. Tell us about diabetes, bleeding risk, skin disorders, allergies and every prescription or topical product used on the area.
Isotretinoin: U.S. labeling instructs patients to avoid wax epilation during treatment and for at least six months afterward because of scarring risk.
These are practical planning points, not guarantees. The area, hair density, sensitivity and number of services determine the exact visit.
Your esthetician reviews medications, recent treatments, sun exposure and skin condition, then confirms the exact areas, borders, privacy preferences and price.
Skin is cleansed and prepared. Wax type, temperature and section size are selected for the area; skin is supported as hair is removed in controlled sections.
Residual wax is removed, the skin is calmed with compatible finishing products and you receive area-specific instructions for friction, heat, exfoliation and rebooking.
Hair needs enough visible length for wax to grip. Avoid shaving or tweezing immediately beforehand; ask us about ideal timing for your area and growth pattern.
When possible, skip heavy lotions, oils and deodorant on the treatment area. Wear clean, loose clothing for larger or intimate-area appointments.
Tell us about isotretinoin, topical retinoids, exfoliating acids, steroids, blood thinners, recent peels, laser treatments and any new rash or irritation. Do not stop prescribed medication unless the prescribing clinician directs you.
Follow your esthetician’s area-specific instructions. You may be advised to avoid friction, vigorous exercise, hot tubs, pools, heat, fragrance and exfoliation for a short period and to use sun protection on exposed skin.
Temporary redness, tenderness, swelling, follicular bumps, bruising, ingrown hairs, irritation, skin lifting, burns, pigment change, allergic reaction and infection are possible. Results are temporary and hair does not always regrow at the same rate.
Contact us promptly for blistering, severe or worsening pain, spreading redness, drainage, fever or a reaction that does not begin to settle as expected.
Do not self-apply high-strength numbing creams before waxing unless a qualified clinician specifically directs you. The FDA has warned companies marketing certain unapproved topical anesthetic products for cosmetic procedures, including waxing, because excessive absorption can cause serious harm—especially when used over large, irritated or broken areas.
Your esthetician can explain comfort strategies that do not add avoidable medication risk.
Professional waxing is a sequence of judgment calls: whether skin is safe to treat, which wax is appropriate, how warm it should be, how large each section should be and how firmly the skin must be supported. An experienced esthetician also recognizes when medication, irritation or a recent procedure makes postponement the smarter choice.
Waxing is performed in office because your esthetician must assess the skin and provide the hands-on service. Telehealth cannot replace the appointment, although online booking is available from home.
Pricing: Cost depends on the area, number of areas and appointment length. Full-body plans are customized and quoted before treatment. Always ask about current promotions, maintenance packages and coordinated-area savings.
Safety and source review: August 6, 2026. This page is educational and does not replace an in-person skin assessment. Service availability, timing, candidacy and aftercare vary by area, product system and individual health history.
Choose one precise area or coordinate a complete body appointment with an experienced esthetician.
