Enzymatic hair removal is a modern method that aims to gradually and significantly reduce hair growth over the long term, slowing down hair regrowth on the face and body.
The method was developed by Dr. Yoel Konis, who has extensive experience in the fields of Chemistry and Cosmetology, and is based on a combination of plant-based and synthetic ingredients, including herbal extracts such as lady’s mantle and eucalyptus.
The procedure begins with the removal of hair from the root, usually through waxing. Immediately afterwards, special solutions are applied, designed to penetrate through the skin’s pores and act on the area of the hair follicle.
The aim of the treatment is to gradually reduce the activity associated with hair growth, helping to slow down hair regrowth and achieve long-term hair reduction.
Biological hair removal can be performed on both women and men, on various areas of the face and body.
One of its main characteristics is that it does not rely on light energy, unlike Laser treatments. According to the manufacturer, it can be used on different skin phototypes and hair types, including blonde, white, red, or very fine hair, such as facial peach fuzz.
Typically, 8 to 12 sessions (every 4–6 weeks) are required to achieve a hair reduction of up to 80%–85%.

Enzymatic Hair Removal consists of the following 3 steps:

• Step 1: Hair Removal from the Root — The hair is removed from the root, leaving the follicle empty and open during the anagen (growth) phase.
• Step 2: Activator — A special product is applied to dilate the pores, allowing the next treatment stage to penetrate more deeply.
• Step 3: Toner — A mixture of natural and plant-based ingredients is massaged into the area, targeting the cells at the base of the hair follicle to stop their reproduction.

After the treatment, you should avoid water, showering, makeup, and excessive sweating for the first 6 hours.