This Is Not a ONE and DONE Intimate Bleaching Treatment

We offer a range of bleaching treatments for intimate areas, including bleaching of the anal are, nipples/areola, and labial, axillary (armpits) and other hyperpigmented areas. This technique involves the application of a series of prep and segmented skin lightening topical treatments on the naturally-pigmented regions of the body. Although the term “bleaching” typically means whitening of the skin using potent bleaching agents. The goal of intimate bleaching is to even out the pigmentation in these areas to resemble that of the surrounding skin. Multiple sessions are required and a minimum of (3) three must be purchased in order to achieve a modicum bleaching effect. 6- 12 Sessions may be required to achieve the desired results, and results with each individual and their personal hyperpigmentation level.

If you have been searching for a trusted professional medical spa for intimate bleaching, LeVonne de Spa & Salon + Esthetics is an excellent choice. Many people wish to aesthetically enhance all parts, including intimate areas of their bodies. It is important to choose a registered spa that respects your requirements, dignity and privacy while helping you achieve your beauty goals. We offer wide-ranging intimate bleaching and vaginal rejuvenation services that are safe, comfortable, and hassle-free, including:

• Anal Bleaching
• Axillary (Armpit) Bleaching
• Hyperpigmented Area(s) Bleaching
• Nipple Bleaching
• Labial / Inner Thigh Bleaching and Rejuvenation

What is discreet feminine bleaching?

It is the process of significantly lightening the color of the skin around the anus, labia, upper inner thigh areas, areola and underarms. It is done for cosmetic purposes, to make the color of the area more uniform to blend with the surrounding area. Treatments are applied in the spa or esthetic facility by a iicensed cosmetologist or esthetician / technician.  Home care sold is sold to be applied daily to assist in maintaining color between professional visits.

How many treatments will it take to lighten (via bleaching) the desired area(s)?
Each individual's pigment severity, desired outcome and skin type is different, therefore it will vary from person to person.  The average person requires 6-10 treatments to attain a consistent color that conforms with the surrounding skin. The treatment is not permanent and will require regular maintanence. All must be removed via professional waxing or laser for maximum results of bleaching.

What is the difference between Bleaching and Brightening intimate areas?
Bleaching is applied to the desired pigmented area(s), not the surrounding skin and will lighten by levels that you can easily recognize. How many levels of lighteness achieved varies from one individual to the next. Brightening enhances the overall brightness to the area. (See Optical Brightening Treatment benefits below )

What are the benefits of Optical Skin Brightening Treatment?

This extremely beneficial treatment not only improves the bleaching results but also maximizes the visual effects of the bleaching by causing the skin to reflect light. Skin appears more bright to the naked eye as well as to the camera and other media.

What is a Vajacial?
It is a European Facial for the intimate area around the pubic and vaginal area. If you suffer from mild hyperpigmentation (tan spots), ingrown hair and irritation in this area, this service is a dream come true. Home care sold is sold to be applied daily to assist in maintaining overall texture and color between professional visits.

What areas can feminine brightening be used to lighten?
Bleaching creams are designed to lighten the skin around intimate areas such as anus, vagina, labias, inner thighs, areola, and underarm hallows.

Does our feminine brightening treatment contain Hydroquinone? 

No, our feminine bleaching and brightening treatments do not contain Hydroquinone, and it is one of the few skin lightening products on the market to not contain this harmful ingredient.

Studies have shown that long term hydroquinone use can cause exogenous ochronosis, which is when your skin turns a blue-ish and black color. Hydroquinone not only inhibits melanin production to help lighten skin, but long term use can actually damage your pigment cells.