Laser hair removal is permanent hair rediuction not permanent hair removal because patients require maintenance treatments for best results.

The biggest risk of laser hair removal is eye damage which is prevented by wearing specialized goggles that protect your eyes from the laser. Other possible risks include burns, scarring, blistering that can cause discoloration in the skin. Risks are very uncommon, these occur when the laser hair removal is performed by the wrong person.

It doesn’t hurt but you may feel like it sting. It stings for a millisecond when the laser targets your hair follicle and damages it. Every time the laser target a hair follicle you will feel a sting sensation. Your skin may look  a little puffy and red after the procedure but you will not feel any pain.,

Generally, laser hair removal does not require any downtime. It is normal procedure and most people return to their daily activities and jobs immediately after the procedure.

Results vary from patient to patient. Some may see results just after the procedure while some may see after a few weeks or months. You can expect a 10 to 30% hair reduction after the first laser hair removal procedure.

Most patients stay hair-free for months and years. Some may have less noticeable hair growth. For long-lasting hair-free skin, you may need to have series of treatments.

Women and men both can get laser hair removal. Most women opt for laser hair removal to get rid of underarms, legs, bikini lines. Men are more likely to remove hair from their neck and back.

The laser beam targets the hair follicle and destroys them. Hair follicles are responsible for hair growth. Damaged hair follicles mean no hair growth or lesser hair growth.

Laser hair removal treatments save both time and money of patients. It is cheaper than waxing and other hair removal methods.

Laser hair removal can treat any part of the human body except the small area of the bony ridge of the eye socket.