Laser
Hair Removal

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Shaving, waxing, and plucking take time and often lead to irritation or ingrown hairs.

With laser hair removal, you can skip the hassle – and the unwanted hair with more long-lasting results.

How does laser
hair removal work?

Hair removal with laser uses concentrated light to target hair follicles. The pigment in the hair absorbs the light, which turns into heat and helps slow down future growth. With repeated treatments, laser hair removal makes the hair grow back finer and less frequently.

Treatment areas

Laser hair removal can be used anywhere on the body. It’s especially effective on areas you normally shave or wax, like legs, armpits, bikini line, face and back.

Face

Centre brow: Removes unwanted hair between the eyebrows for a clean and defined look.
Chin: Improves skin texture and appearance by removing stubble, leaving the skin smooth.
Jawline: Enhances the contours of your face by reducing hair along the jaw.
Upper lip: Giving a smooth and clean look without the shadow often caused by shaving or waxing.
Ears: Removes hair on and around the ears.
Full face: Treats hair growth across the entire face

Upper body

Underarms: Results in smooth skin and can also reduce odour.
Forearms: Evens out skin tone and texture.
Full arms: Laser hair removal from shoulder to wrist.
Nipples: Removes unwanted hair for a cleaner look.
Hands: Targets hair on the fingers and the back of the hands.

Lower body

Stomach: Removes hair below the belly button or across the entire stomach for smooth skin.
Legs: Eliminates hair from thigh to ankle for a soft, smooth feel.
Feet: Treats hair on the toes and the top of the feet.

Bikini line

Normal: Removes hair outside the panty line, perfect for traditional bikini wear.
Extended: Takes the bikini line a bit further in for more flexibility with swimwear and underwear.
Brazilian: Leaves a small strip of hair while keeping the area mostly smooth.
Hollywood: Removes all hair from front to back for a completely smooth result.

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FAQ

Have you got questions about laser hair removal? Here’s what you need to know.

Who is it for?

Laser hair removal works for most people, but a few factors can affect the results and safety.

Skin type and hair colour
Laser hair removal is effective across all skin types and hair colours, but the best results are usually seen on dark hair against lighter skin.
Health conditions
Certain health conditions and medications can affect the suitability. Make sure to disclose your medical history during consultation.
Pregnancy
As a precaution, hair removal using a laser is not recommended during pregnancy, since there’s limited research on its effects.

How effective is it?

Most people see a 70–90% reduction in hair after completing the recommended number of sessions. The results depend on factors like hair colour, skin type, and the treatment area. While laser hair removal significantly reduces hair growth, occasional touch-ups may be needed to maintain smooth skin due to the natural hair growth cycle.

How many treatments are needed?

A full course of laser hair removal typically involves 6–8 sessions. Treatments are spaced 4–6 weeks apart for the face and 4–8 weeks for the body to effectively target hair at different growth stages. After the initial sessions, some may need occasional touch-ups for lasting smoothness.

Is hair removal with laser safe?

Yes, laser removal of hair is considered a safe procedure when performed by a certified and experienced practitioner.

Does it hurt?

Most people don’t find laser hair removal painful, but it can be uncomfortable. It’s often compared to a quick snap from a rubber band. Modern lasers have built-in cooling to make the treatment more comfortable, and numbing creams can be used if needed.

What happens to the hair after removal?

Treated hair doesn’t fall out right away but sheds gradually over days or weeks. This is part of the process, as the laser targets the root, causing the hair to detach. It may look like the hair is growing, but it’s actually being pushed out by the body. For the best results, avoid plucking or waxing. After completing the full treatment plan, hair growth in the area will be much finer and less dense.