Laser hair removal is a painless way to remove unwanted hairs on any location of your body with no down-time.

Only after a few treatments, most of your hairs will be removed. It will stay that way for up to a year or more with occasional touch-ups.

This means you will not need to shave anymore!

What is Laser Hair Removal? How does it work?
The laser removes unwanted hair by targeting the pigment in the hair follicles. Laser hair removal may not be an ideal treatment for patients with light colored hair. Since hairs grow in cycles of 6-8 weeks, several treatments may be required for the removal of all unwanted hair.

How should I make preparations for laser hair removal?
minutes to one hour, therefore, patients should plan accordingly with their schedule. minutes to one hour, therefore, patients should plan accordingly with their schedule. It is not necessary to take time off from work after laser hair removal. There is activities right away. Multiple treatments may be required.

Is there any downtime, or will there be any side-effects?
There is virtually no downtime associated with laser hair removal. Though some patients may experience temporary swelling or redness, patients can return to their normal activities right away. Multiple treatments may be required.

Who is an ideal candidate for laser hair removal?
Almost anybody who has undesirable hair is a candidate for laser hair removal. However certain conditions may complicate treatment. Laser hair removal achieves the best results with light-skinned, dark-haired individuals. Lasers with longer wavelengths are generally useful for darker-skinned patients.

Is there much pain during the procedure?
Laser hair removal is not a painful procedure, though patients may have a topical anesthetic applied if necessary.

What can I expect for the recovery after laser hair removal?
There is virtually no downtime associated with laser hair removal. Though some patients may experience temporary swelling or redness, patients can return to their normal activities right away. It's important, however, to limit sun exposure for a couple of weeks.

What are the risks associated with laser hair removal?
Though there are minimal risks associated with laser hair removal, there is the possibility of swelling and redness which may last for a few days after the procedure. For some individuals, particularly those with dark or tanned skin, the procedure may not be effective and can even damage the skin.

Is laser hair removal ever covered by insurance?
Insurance coverage is typically not available for laser hair removal procedures.

How much does laser hair removal cost?
We frequently run specials. It is best to call for prices.