laser hair removal

Most describe a quick snap or warmth. Integrated cooling and technique keep treatments very tolerable.

Yes—when performed with appropriate devices (e.g., Nd:YAG) and settings, LHR is safe for Fitzpatrick I–VI.

Results are best on darker hair. Very light or gray hair has little pigment and may not respond well.

Absolutely. By reducing hair growth, LHR often improves ingrown hairs (pseudofolliculitis) and irritation.

Avoid sun/self-tanner for 2–4 weeks, don’t wax or pluck for 6 weeks, shave 24–48 hours prior, and pause strong actives (retinoids/AHAs) for a few days. Tell us about photosensitizing meds or recent isotretinoin.

Little to none. Expect temporary redness/swelling; use cool compresses and SPF. Avoid hot tubs/saunas and heavy workouts for 24 hours.

Those with recent sunburn/tan, active infection in the area, certain photosensitizing medications, or during pregnancy should postpone treatment.

Pricing varies by area and number of sessions. Most patients budget several hundred dollars per session or choose package pricing.

Board-certified dermatology teams use medical-grade lasers, tailor settings for all skin tones, and can manage side effects safely.