Complete Face and Neck Coverage
Full face and neck treatment is the widest facial course Icon Inspire offers, combining two adjoining areas into a single course rather than booking them separately. This suits clients who want consistent, even results across the whole area without gaps in timing between separate treatments. As with every area, the AW3 Schnelle Diode Laser works progressively, with regrowth becoming finer and less pigmented as the course continues.
What to Expect
A free consultation and patch test are required at least 48 hours before your first session, confirming suitability across the combined area. Given the larger surface covered, this is among the longer facial sessions on the menu, and most clients complete 6 to 8 sessions, commonly sold as 7, spaced 6 weeks apart.
Why Choose Icon Inspire
Jodie Jade personally treats every client at Icon Inspire, having founded the Dunstable clinic in 2016 with extensive specialist training in laser, skin and aesthetic treatment. Comfort measures including cooling technology and protective eyewear apply to every session regardless of area size.
Full Face and Neck Pricing
Area (Upper)
Per Session
Course of 7
Course of 10
Full Face and Neck
£110
£550
£690
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Will all hair colours respond to treatment?
Laser hair removal targets pigment, so dark or black hair responds best. Blonde, grey, white and red hair cannot be treated effectively, which your patch test will confirm.
How much does a full face and neck course cost?
A single session is £110, a course of 7 is £550, and a course of 10 is £690, kept up to date on Icon Inspire's Fresha page.
Is this the longest facial session available?
Yes, combining the face and neck is the largest facial treatment area at Icon Inspire, so sessions take longer than treating a single zone, though the AW3's cooling technology is designed to keep clients comfortable throughout.
How many sessions does a full face and neck course take?
Most clients complete 6 to 8 sessions, commonly sold as 7 spaced 6 weeks apart, in line with the natural hair growth cycle.
What's the difference between full face and full face and neck?
Full face and neck combines both areas into one course, giving even, consistent coverage across the whole zone rather than treating the face and neck as two separate bookings.
