FAQ's

General

Why choose Little Europe?

We deliver an unrivalled experience, not just a service that goes above and beyond. Our venue and beauty clinic is start-of-the-art with a custom built, European inspired clinic built from the ground up

Where are you located?

Our Clinic and Day Spa are located at 43 McLean St, Liverpool NSW 2170. 

What are your opening hours?

We are open Monday-Saturday from 9am-5pm. We are closed on Sunday's and public holidays.

Beauty Clinic

What services do you offer?
At Little Europe we offer Laser Hair Removal, Skin Treatments and Teeth Whitening.

The Venue

How can I book the Little Europe Venue?

The bookings for the venue are done by enquiry only and require booking 2 weeks in advance. If you email our helpful team with the date of your booking and your contact details we will sort out your booking for you!

What facilities does the venue have?

Little Europe has been purpose built with the best of everything including our huge Greek inspired pool, private palm tree oasis, underground jacuzzi, private locker rooms and bathrooms, cabana beds, arch bar with waitresses serving you the finest food and drinks in Sydney.

Laser Hair Removal

Is Laser Hair Removal Permanent?

It is impossible to remove 100% of the hairs, no matter what anybody claims.
Laser treatments are only approved by the FDA for “permanent hair reduction” NOT“permanent hair removal”. Typically you can expect to see a 80% -95% reduction in hair growth following a course of laser hair removal. 

Is it painful?

It depends on your pain threshold. What we do now is that the GentleMAX Pro and ZimmerCRYO 6 make it one of the least painful laser treatments available.

Is Laser Hair Removal safe?
We use Medical Grade Laser Technology - Grade 4 to ensure maximum safety. Additionally all of our Clinical Therapists are qualified and accredited through Candela and LaserAid.
 
Is there anything that may restrict me having Laser Hair Removal?

The following list can restrict or prevent a client from having Laser Hair Removal: ●  Pregnancy ●  Fake Tan ●  Medical Conditions ●  Prescription Medications ●  Sun Exposure ●  Vigorous Physical Activity

When is it safe to laser after I have been exposed from the sun?

Please advise us if you have been exposing the treatment area to the sun in the last two weeks. It’s important we prevent burns. Treat every Laser Hair Removal like it’s your first!

Are there any side effects?

Possible side effects which may occur following laser hair removal treatments include itchy, redness and swelling around the treatment area or swelling of the follicles (follicular edema). These side effects rarely last more than a couple of hours, if at all, however occasionally on sensitive skins it can last up to 24 hrs. Post treatment reactions vary from individual to individual, however due to the nature of the treatment, it is not uncommon for clients to experience short term redness (similar to after you have waxing). However a light mineral make-up can be applied directly after and therefore appointments can be booked during a lunch break with no visible indications of treatment afterwards.

How many sessions will I need?

The majority of clients require a minimum of six sessions, although ten is recommended for best results. Some individuals may require more, depending on the individual skin/hair type.

How far apart are the sessions?
After your first treatment, we would recommend you coming in two weeks afterwards so we can observe how your skin has reacted, adjust any settings and book in your second session. We would then recommend 4-6 weekly intervals.
How long is a session?

The treatment time can vary considerably depending on the size of the area treated, and the particular technique used. A small area such as the upper lip may take only five minutes, while a larger area like the back or legs may take up to 30-45 minutes.

You should allow around 2-3 weeks for the hairs to start shedding following your treatments, you can aid this process by exfoliating twice a week with a gentle exfoliator and clean mitt followed by a good moisturizer.

When will I start to see results?
You should start to see a difference after your second treatment.
I am nervous - what can I expect?

Don’t worry, you are not alone - the thought of considering Laser Hair Removal can be an incredibly daunting prospect. The fear of the unknown, along with the occasional ‘horror story’ online or in the press, relating to adverse reactions caused by untrained therapists, means that most people will feel very apprehensive before having their first laser session.

At Little Europe we have years of experience as a beauty therapist's and we believe we have one of the best Laser Hair Removal systems on the market. All our staff are fully trained. Once you have had your first session, those nerves tend to go away. 

I am pregnant or or planning a pregnancy - can I have Laser Hair Removal?
Unfortunately we cannot treat pregnant ladies, even though there is no documented evidence to suggest lasers can be harmful to the baby, we regretfully cannot treat you until eight weeks after the birth or until you have stopped breastfeeding.
I suffer with ingrown hairs - will Laser help?

Absolutely. Even after a couple of treatments you should notice a remarkable improvement as the majority of your ingrown hairs will be terminated. Within a few weeks, the area will be much smoother; we recommend you exfoliate gently twice a week to aid this process.

 

I have a tan - can I be treated?

There should be no fake tan on the area to be treated, if you have applied a ‘gradual homeself tan’ such as ‘Dove’ or ‘Olay’ you will need to leave it two weeks prior to your laser treatment or leave it four weeks if it is a ‘professional salon tan’ such as ‘St Tropez, Bondi Sands, Loving Tan’. We regretfully will not conduct a treatment on a tanned area. This is because after the laser treatment the skin is more sensitive to UV light. The treated area should be covered/protected from UV light for four weeks after Laser Hair Removal to improve the long term results and prevent complications from arising. An SPF 30 must be used on any treated areas exposed to direct UV light continuously after the treatment until your course has finished. Clients cannot use solariums whilst having a course of laser.

 

I have dark skin, can I be treated?

If you are interested in having Laser Hair Removal we would need to book you in for a consultation to assess whether you would be suitable for the treatment.
The melanin content in your skin is an important factor to consider and we would need to conduct a thorough consultation, and examine the area to be treated in order to recommend a suitable treatment plan. In many cases the simple answer is yes but you may need more sessions than the average.

 

I have blonde/red/grey hair can I be treated?

The laser energy is attracted to the pigment in your hair. The darker and thicker the hair is, the more successful the treatment will be. White and grey hair does not contain any melanin so therefore we cannot treat these hairs with laser. Blonde and red hairs are difficult to treat as they contain such a small amount of pigment. As long as the hairs are darker than the skin tone we would certainly offer you a complimentary consultation where we can discuss your options.

 

Do the hairs need to be a specific length (like waxing?)

No, quite the opposite. For a laser treatment to be successful we would require you to shave the area to be treated the day before you come in. This is because the laser is attracted to the pigment inside the hair and we want the energy from the laser to be focused on travelling down the hair shaft to the main source of growth, so it can be destroyed. If there are any ‘hairs’ above the skin surface (ie if you have not shaved) the laser will be attracted to these thus wasting energy on the end part of the hair and causing potential skin damage and/or pigmentation. All areas must be shaved, including the face.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

Aftercare

Keep your head elevated:

Stay upright for at least 4 hours after treatment to prevent the product from spreading to unintended areas.

Use gentle facial movements:

Lightly activate your treated muscles by making facial expressions for the first few hours to help the product settle properly.

Apply a cold compress:

Use a cold pack wrapped in a cloth to reduce any swelling or redness if needed.

Maintain a clean face:

Avoid touching your face excessively and keep the area clean.

Stay hydrated:

Drink plenty of water to support skin health.

Follow any specific instructions your practitioner provides.

What to avoid:

Avoid rubbing, massaging, or applying pressure

on the treated areas for at least 24 hours.

Do not lie down or bend over for 4 hours after treatment.

Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours

to reduce the risk of bruising or swelling.

Skip alcohol and blood-thinning medications

for 24 hours if possible, as they may
increase bruising.

Avoid heat exposure

such as saunas, hot baths, or sunbathing for 24-48 hours.

Do not have any facial treatments or massages

on the treated area for at least two weeks.

Volume & Structure

Non-surgical facial volume enhancement offers a way to add definition and contour to areas like the lips, jawline, chin, and mid-face.

Aftercare

Apply ice gently:

Use a cold pack or ice wrapped in a cloth on your lips to reduce swelling and bruising. Avoid applying ice directly to the skin.

Keep the treated area clean:

Gently cleanse the skin and avoid touching the injection sites unnecessarily.

Stay hydrated:

Drink plenty of water to help your skin heal and maintain volume.

Use any recommended products:

Follow your practitioner’s advice regarding creams or ointments to soothe the area.

Protect your skin from the sun:

Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen daily and avoid excessive sun exposure.

Sleep with your head elevated:

This can help minimise swelling during the first night after treatment.

What to avoid:

No makeup on treated areas for 24 hours:

This helps reduce the risk of irritation or
infection.

Avoid strenuous exercise for 24-48 hours:

Increased blood flow can worsen swelling and bruising.

Do not massage or rub the treated areas

unless advised by your practitioner.

Avoid alcohol and smoking:

These can slow down the healing process and affect your results.

Avoid heat exposure:

Skip saunas, hot baths, or sunbathing for 24-48 hours.

Avoid dental procedures or facial treatments

for at least two weeks after treatment, unless your provider says otherwise.

Lip Volume

As we get older, the natural decline in collagen affects the skin’s elasticity and firmness, leading to visible changes like reduced lip volume and thinning.

This decrease in collagen weakens the skin’s structural support, causing a gradual loss of overall volume and a subtle deflation of the lips over time.

Our skilled Registered Nurse will conduct a comprehensive consultation to understand your individual goals. Will also provide tailored recommendations to help you achieve your ideal lip shape, volume, and definition.

Aftercare

Apply ice gently:

Use a cold compress wrapped in a cloth to reduce swelling and discomfort, but avoid direct ice contact on the skin.

Keep lips clean:

Gently cleanse the area and avoid touching your lips unnecessarily to prevent infection.

Stay hydrated:

Drink plenty of water to support healing.

Use any prescribed products:

Follow your practitioner’s advice on ointments or creams to soothe the area.

Protect your lips:

Avoid sun exposure and use a lip balm with SPF to protect treated areas.

What to avoid:

No makeup on lips for 24 hours:

This helps prevent irritation or infection.

Avoid strenuous exercise for 24-48 hours:

Exercise can increase swelling and bruising.

Do not massage or press your lips:

Let the filler settle naturally.

Avoid alcohol, smoking and blood-thinning medications:

These can increase bruising and swelling. Smoking can impair healing and affect results.

Skip hot environments:

Avoid saunas, steam rooms, or hot showers for 24-48 hours.

Rejuran

Rejuran is a cutting-edge injectable skin treatment that harnesses the regenerative properties of polynucleotides (PN), which are DNA fragments sourced from wild salmon. These polynucleotides are highly biocompatible with human skin and help boost collagen production, improve skin elasticity, and support overall skin rejuvenation.

Aftercare:

Keep the area clean:

Gently cleanse your skin with a mild, non-irritating cleanser. Avoid scrubbing or using exfoliants for at least 3–5 days.

Apply soothing products:

Use calming, hydrating products like hyaluronic acid serums or recovery creams as recommended by your practitioner.

Stay hydrated:

Drink plenty of water to support skin repair and maintain hydration.

Protect your skin:

Wear broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily, even indoors, to prevent UV damage and support optimal results.

Sleep with your head elevated:

This may help reduce swelling or puffiness after treatment.

Follow practitioner instructions:

Use any post-treatment products or medications as advised during your consultation.

What to avoid:

No makeup for 24 hours:

Give your skin time to breathe and heal immediately after the procedure.

Avoid touching or rubbing the treated area:

This reduces the risk of irritation or infection.

Skip strenuous exercise and saunas for 24–48 hours:

Intense heat and sweating can increase swelling or interfere with healing.

Avoid alcohol and smoking:

These can slow down the healing process and affect your results.

Don’t use harsh skincare products:

Avoid retinols, AHAs/BHAs, and other active ingredients for about 5–7 days unless otherwise advised.