We divide the hair into 4 sections and treat each with professional lice-removal equipment. The device's special filters capture and remove the parasites.
Lice and nit removal
guests? We have a solution.
Uninvited, and they don’t have to stay.
100% effective treatment, no chemicals for children and adults. Patient, careful attention to every strand.
It gets solved.
100% effective treatment. No chemicals.
Professional lice and nit removal for children and adults, with precise care for every strand. We start with a free diagnosis and follow up with a free check 5-7 days after treatment.
No awkward questions. Just help.How we remove lice and nits
Three main steps for precise lice and nit removal.
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Four sections. Precise work.
Using a specialized professional comb, we work carefully section by section. We remove the nits precisely, without skipping any area.
We go through every strand and do a detailed final check of the hair. This is the last check for any remaining lice or nits during the procedure.
A free follow-up check 5–7 days later is included in the price, so we can check the hair again.
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Centers for lice and nit removal
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YOUR OWN BUSINESS. WITH SUPPORT.
Hands-on training for you and your team — from professional techniques to working gently with children and their parents.
Marketing support, promotional materials, and guidance on your online presence, so families can find you.
Know-how for running the center, work processes, and hygiene and service standards — experience you can apply in your own business.
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Questions about the procedure
Ask freely. No question is too small when it comes to your child.
But what if I'm not sure there's lice?
That’s exactly what the free diagnosis is for. Contact your nearest center for a check.
How do you remove lice without chemicals?
The method relies on professional tools and precise cleaning, without chemicals.
How much time should we plan for?
A rough guide is about 60 minutes. Confirm the exact time needed with the center for your specific case.
Do we need to come back?
After 5–7 days we’ll see you for a free follow-up check and guidance from the team.
How much does the procedure cost?
See current prices on the “Services” page. The diagnosis is free.
Good to know.
Tips on recognizing, preventing, and caring for lice and nits — written calmly, without unnecessary worry.
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