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Typical price in Estonia: 40–220 € / piirkond / visiit

Available at these Estonian clinics

This list is an editorial selection. Always confirm with the clinic before booking that Soprano ICE is currently available.

Soprano Ice is a diode laser device made by the Israeli company Alma Lasers, used for hair removal. In Estonia, Soprano Ice in Estonia treatments are offered by beauty clinics licensed by Terviseamet and certified beauty service centers, mainly in Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu. Soprano Ice's distinguishing feature is its patented SHR (Super Hair Removal) technology, which uses a low energy level combined with a higher frequency and the in-motion technique. Thanks to the patented ICE cooling, the treatment is painless — it is one of the most tolerable laser hair removal methods for all skin types.

What is Soprano Ice and how does it work?

Soprano Ice is a diode laser that combines three wavelengths — 755 nm Alexandrite, 810 nm diode laser and 1064 nm Nd:YAG — into a single handpiece. The SHR (Super Hair Removal) in-motion technique means the practitioner continuously moves the handpiece over the skin surface, delivering multiple low-intensity pulses whose cumulative energy heats the hair follicles. This differs from the traditional stamp method, where each pulse is high-energy and stationary.

The patented ICE cooling keeps the handpiece tip temperature at around 5 °C throughout the treatment, protecting the skin surface from heat and making the procedure virtually painless. Soprano Ice is suitable for all skin types, including darker and tanned skin — it is one of the few laser devices that can be used year-round. The standard protocol is 6–10 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

Soprano Ice in Estonia — prices and providers

The price of Soprano Ice hair removal in Estonia depends on the area treated: underarms 40–70 €, full legs 100–170 €, bikini area 50–100 €, facial hair removal 40–80 €. A full course of 6 sessions usually costs 250–800 €, depending on the combination of areas. Some clinics offer discounted package prices combined with full-body treatments.

Soprano Ice is available in Estonia mainly at beauty clinics and hair-removal centers in Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu. Treatments are performed by certified medical staff or cosmetologists who have completed Alma Lasers training. See other laser hair removal providers at /teenused/laser-epilatsioon and similar laser devices at /brandid/candela-gentlemax-pro.

Soprano Ice vs. alternatives

Soprano Ice's main competitors are Candela GentleMax Pro (Alexandrite + Nd:YAG laser) and Lumenis LightSheer (diode laser). The difference lies in technique — the Soprano Ice in-motion technique is generally less painful and suits all skin types, while Candela's stamp method can give faster results on lighter skin.

IPL devices (intensive pulsed light) can also be used for hair removal, but they generally require more sessions and are limited for lighter skin types. Soprano Ice is an especially good choice for darker skin types (Fitzpatrick IV–VI), where other lasers may be risky. Consult a doctor who can assess the suitability of your skin type and hair color. See the comparison at /brandid/candela-gentlemax-pro.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Soprano Ice cost in Estonia?

The price of Soprano Ice hair removal depends on the area: underarms 40–70 €, full legs 100–170 €, bikini area 50–100 €, facial hair 40–80 €. A full course of 6 sessions costs 250–800 €. Some clinics offer discounted package prices.

Where can you get Soprano Ice treatments in Estonia?

Soprano Ice is available in Estonia mainly at beauty clinics and hair-removal centers in Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu that have Alma Lasers certification. Treatments are performed by trained medical staff. Find providers at /kliinikud.

How long do Soprano Ice results last?

Hair removal results are long-lasting — after a full course of 6–10 sessions, most hair is permanently removed, though 1–2 maintenance sessions per year may be needed. Hormonal changes (pregnancy, menopause) can cause hair to reappear and require additional treatment.

Is Soprano Ice safe?

Soprano Ice is an FDA- and CE-marked approved medical device, certified for use on all skin types I–VI. The ICE cooling reduces the risk of side effects. The procedure is virtually painless, and side effects (temporary redness, mild swelling) are minimal and resolve within a few hours.

Who is allowed to use Soprano Ice in Estonia?

In Estonia, Soprano Ice may be used by doctors, nurses and certified cosmetologists who have completed official Alma Lasers training. The procedure is performed at a clinic licensed by Terviseamet or a licensed beauty service center.

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