Smoother, softer skin free from unwanted hair

There are lots of people who are unhappy with excess body hair, or simply prefer a smoother, softer feel to their skin. However, shaving, waxing, tweezing or the use of depilatory creams to remove unwanted hair can be very tiresome. If you’re fed up with all the hassle, then laser hair removal is an ideal solution. Unlike all the other methods, laser hair doesn’t lead to ingrown hairs, stubble or unwanted regrowth. Laser hair removal offers a safe method of finally removing unwanted hair. It’s possible to use laser hair removal on almost any part of the body, and we have many patients, both women and men that have opted for this treatment. The most common areas that are treated with laser hair removal for men include the back, shoulders, chest, and face.

Background to the procedure

Laser light travels through the skin to the hair follicle. This light is absorbed by the pigment in hair, causing enough heat to damage the follicle and terminate hair growth.

The best candidates for laser hair removal are patients with light skin and dark coarse hair, though advancements in technology have allowed patients with virtually any hair colour to be successfully treated. Laser hair removal can be used on any part of the body leaving a silky smooth feel even on sensitive skin.

What would I expect at the consultation?

All consultations are private one-on-one sessions that normally last 15 minutes. Your Laser Specialist will talk you through the procedure, any concerns you may have and your expectations of the results.

What is involved with Laser Hair Removal?

A course of treatment is recommended to get the maximum benefit. Depending on the thickness of the hair and the area to be treated we recommend either a course of 6 or 10 treatments.

What is the recovery after Laser Hair Removal?

Your Laser Specialist will advise if there is anything you need to avoid following treatment such as fake tan, extensive sun or heat exposure.

What are the risks of complication?

Any potential complications will be discussed during consultation.