01 · Overview
Laser hair removal targets pigment within actively growing hair follicles to progressively reduce regrowth. A consultation is used to assess skin tone, hair colour, treatment area, medications and any tendency toward pigmentation before selecting a safe plan.
02 · May help with
Is this treatment
right for you?
- Unwanted facial or body hair
- Frequent shaving or waxing
- Ingrown hairs and shaving bumps
- Patients seeking progressive hair reduction
03 · Your journey
Medical and skin assessment
Patch testing when indicated
Area-specific laser sessions
Cooling, sun protection and interval follow-up
Most people require a series because hair follicles cycle through different growth phases. The exact number and interval depend on the area, hair biology and hormonal influences.
Usually minimal. Temporary warmth, redness or perifollicular swelling can occur after treatment.
Laser settings must be selected for the patient’s skin type. Recent tanning, photosensitising medicines, active infection and certain medical conditions may require postponement or modification.
04 · Common questions
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Is the reduction permanent?+
A substantial long-term reduction is possible, but maintenance can be needed because hormones and new follicular activity may influence regrowth.
Can darker Indian skin be treated?+
Yes, when suitable technology and conservative, skin-appropriate parameters are used after assessment.
This page provides general education and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Suitability, benefits, risks and outcomes vary.