Arts Ginza Clinic

I originally went for optical hair removal, but I couldn't finish it due to the deadline, so I found a cheap place for medical hair removal and recently made my medical hair removal debut at Arts Ginza Clinic. When I looked at the reviews, there were some bad things written about it, but there was nothing like that at all, and they talked to me even during the hair removal process and treated me kindly. I was also curious about the facial menu posted in my room, so I asked at the reception desk on my way home and they explained it to me in detail. It's easy to come because you don't have to worry about deadlines and there are no forced solicitations! I'm looking forward to my next reservation.... (Show more)

It seems like it's getting a lot of bad reviews, but I'm not dissatisfied with it at all. I go for hair removal, and I like it because it's cheap and the communication is minimal, so I don't have to worry about anything strange. After checking in, I was asked to lie down and the treatment was completed.When the treatment was over, I was given something to cool down, and I had to pay for it, so we hardly talked. So I don't have a moment to be dissatisfied (lol) I don't think they have great customer service, but it's wrong to demand that at a low price.... (Show more)

This is the first time in my life that I have posted a review on Google, but I am writing this because I was treated with such insensitivity. I originally used the same machine to perform treatments as a nurse at a beauty clinic, and I have experience using the same machine as a customer. I was originally using LightShare for irradiation at another clinic, and started going there because it was the same machine and the price was lower. There is no counselor, and the contract will be handled by the receptionist. Although they are not as friendly as a beauty clinic, there is no problem as the communication is minimal. Including the irradiation at other clinics, the hair quality has become thinner because the irradiation is done 8 to 10 times, and since it would be a problem if it was not effective, I informed them of the irradiation output at other clinics at the time of signing the contract. The receptionist was not a nurse, so she replied, ``The nurse will make the decision based on the hair quality, and if the patient specifies the irradiation output, the irradiation will not be possible.'' Even after two weeks had passed since the first irradiation, the shedding was still weak, and when I contacted them to request re-irradiation, they said, ``It is possible to do this within 3 to 4 weeks after irradiation.'' As instructed, I came to the hospital during the re-irradiation period and had the nurse check on me. Even before the irradiation, the hair was only sparsely growing and the hair was thin, so even if it was a radiation leak, there was no way it would remain in clumps, but I was told that it might be a hair cycle because there were no clumps remaining. Only the upper part of the V line was reirradiated. There was also some irradiation leakage at the bottom of the V line, but they didn't seem to want to re-irradiate it, so I gave up on that. There was also a leakage of irradiation during IO, but I was told that it was a "hair cycle", so this time I listened and responded without saying anything. I thought it strange that it didn't fall out so much because I had irradiated it many times with the same machine, so when I checked the output from the first irradiation, I was told that they couldn't tell because it wasn't recorded in the medical record. Information about the previous irradiation is not shared, and the irradiation output is determined each time by the nurse in charge that day. When I told her the output from the previous irradiation, she said, "It's possible to irradiate at a power close to that, but..." and when I checked the output after the treatment, it was two steps lower than the desired output. I don't know why you're so freaked out, but I was shocked at the lack of sense in going out of your way to irradiate with a weaker output when all you need to do is irradiate with the output you've been told. If you're scared of burns, I think it's better to stretch your skin during irradiation, lol.Also, it's better to wait until you come to the hospital to see if there's an irradiation leak, and then insist that it's a hair cycle and not re-irradiate it. Why? Is it that much of a hassle to irradiate several shots? If so, please perform the treatment from the beginning so that there is no leakage of irradiation lol I think it's definitely a bargain in medical hair removal, but if it's not effective, there's no point in paying for it. However, the choice is a personal one, so I posted it as it is to share information.... (Show more)

Updated from time to time ■Treatment The thoroughness of the treatment depends on the person. Polite people are very polite Sloppy people don't care about hitting the head of the epilator hard on the shins, and they do it in a way that is obviously likely to leave something out. ■Course, plan We recommend doing as much as you want within a certain time (until 6pm on weekdays) rather than by body part. I've done both, but I didn't think it was particularly time-consuming. Even if there is some unshaved hair, you can shave it as long as you like (although it will be counted as time). The time to change clothes is also counted (time to take off x 2), so you should wear clothes that are easy to take off. ■About the facility ・It's a hospital that also deals with hair loss, so there are usually men, so if you're concerned about it, it's best to stop. ・Privacy has become better than when I first started going, with curtains etc. being introduced in the treatment room and being asked to lock the door. ・You must use the toilet in the building rather than the one inside the clinic (tip system) ■About hair removal machines and their effects I use Lightshare, and the strength seems to be adjusted depending on how often I go. I give it 3 stars because it seems to have some hair removal effect. (postscript) Is it Gentle Max if it is only vio? I'm using (it's not very effective in my opinion) If you want to do vio + other parts on the same day, it's like light sharing. ■Dissatisfaction, etc. With hourly hair removal, some people could usually get 5 areas in ○ minutes, but some people could only get 3 areas, and the quality varied. →PS: After this, another person had 5 parts done in the same amount of time. I guess it depends on the person doing it. →Additional note: Since the latter half of 2020, the number of parts that can be completed within the time limit has been significantly reduced, so be careful. It's still cheaper than doing it normally though ■What you want to convey to others ・The luggage storage area is small, so if you come with large luggage, you will have to put it on the floor. ・Please note that there is no space or time to touch up your makeup. ・It has become quite difficult to make reservations for June 2021. You should make your next reservation on the spot (at the reception). ・Please note that reservations cannot be made after 2 months (for example, you cannot make a reservation for July 15th on April 1st). However, the schedule for 7/15 can be taken from 5/1 instead of 5/15, so please refer to it (the specifications may change from time to time, so be sure to ask)... (Show more)

It's easy because we don't have many business hours. Also, there are courses where you can pay as you go. It's good to be able to choose Other medical hair removal treatments are expensive. I'm grateful to hear that. Addition: I am responsible for the treatment. The staff are kind. I think it can't be helped that it hurts around the bones etc. I want to completely remove hair so don't worry about it Please! That's what I'm saying. I'm worried about it haha... (Show more)

The level of care was completely different depending on the person performing the treatment. I would like to see a standardization of how to guess, as some people were careful and others were just stroking. There was a mistake, and when I had it redone, they refused to irradiate some areas, saying it wasn't a mistake, and their attitude was not good. It would be nice if they could just apply it to an area about 3cm square. I don't think I would recommend it to anyone.... (Show more)