Laser hair reduction targets the follicle to progressively reduce regrowth. Settings are chosen for your skin tone and hair type — safety and response both depend on getting that match right.
Hair grows in cycles, and the laser only works on follicles in the active phase — which is why sessions are spaced several weeks apart. Consistency across the full cycle is what delivers the reduction.
How it works
Cooling-assisted laser energy is delivered over the treatment area to disable active follicles; regrowth becomes finer and lighter over successive sessions.
Who it is for
Most skin types and areas — face, underarms, arms, legs, bikini and back. A patch test is done before full courses.
Concerns it addresses
Unwanted facial or body hair, ingrown hairs, irritation from shaving and waxing, repeated regrowth.
Treatment process
- Consultation and patch test
- Area mapping and settings selection
- Session delivery with cooling
- Spaced follow-up sessions
Expected results
Progressive reduction in density and thickness. Maintenance may occasionally be needed, as hormones can stimulate new follicles over time.
Preparation & aftercare
Before the treatment
No waxing or plucking for 4 weeks before; avoid sun exposure to the area.
After the treatment
Expect mild redness for a short while — use SPF and skip hot showers, saunas and scrubs for 24–48 hours.