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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Under Eyes.
Most clients experience only mild, brief discomfort; techniques and soothing prep minimize pain. We use gentle threading and calming post-care to reduce irritation. Let your technician know if you have heightened sensitivity so we can adapt pressure and timing.
Results usually last two to four weeks depending on hair growth cycle and individual factors. Regular treatments can lead to finer regrowth and slightly longer intervals. We recommend scheduling follow-ups every 3–4 weeks for consistently smooth under-eye area.
When performed gently by experienced technicians, threading rarely causes hyperpigmentation. We follow strict aftercare and avoid aggressive pressure. If you have a history of pigmentation, we discuss risks and recommend soothing products to minimize any chance of darkening.
Avoid heavy creams, sun exposure, and makeup on the treated area for 24 hours. Apply a cooling gel or aloe vera, avoid exfoliation for 48 hours, and use SPF to protect delicate skin while it calms and heals.
Clients with active skin infections, severe eczema, recent chemical peels, or isotretinoin use should avoid threading until cleared by a dermatologist. Always inform your technician about medications or conditions so we can recommend alternatives or postpone treatment.
We recommend waiting at least 12–24 hours before applying makeup to minimize infection and irritation risk. If necessary, use clean, lightweight products and avoid heavy concealers or creams on the treated area until it fully calms.