Facial hair
Upper lip, chin and jawline. Often hormonally influenced in women, and the area most patients ask about first.
Unwanted hair is usually normal variation, but a sudden increase in coarse hair on the face, chest or abdomen in women can point to a hormonal cause such as PCOS and is worth investigating rather than only treating cosmetically. Laser reduces hair density and thickness over a course of sessions; it is not permanent removal, and hormonal drivers will keep stimulating growth if left unaddressed.
Each type is treated differently, so this is the first thing the doctor checks at your consultation.
Upper lip, chin and jawline. Often hormonally influenced in women, and the area most patients ask about first.
Underarms, arms, legs, back and chest — usually straightforward to treat as the hair is coarse and well pigmented.
Coarse, male-pattern hair in women, frequently linked to PCOS or other hormonal causes. Needs medical assessment alongside any laser plan.
Very fine, grey or white hair contains little pigment for the laser to target, so responds poorly and is assessed honestly at consultation.
If coarse hair appeared suddenly or is accompanied by irregular periods, acne or weight change, that should be investigated. Treating the hair without addressing the driver means it keeps returning.
A course of sessions spaced weeks apart, because only actively growing follicles respond to each treatment. Expect substantial reduction in density and thickness, with occasional maintenance.
In Fitzpatrick IV–V skin, wavelength and fluence choice is what separates a safe result from burns or pigmentation. Patch testing first is standard.
Waxing, threading and plucking remove the follicle the laser needs to target. Shaving between sessions is fine and does not affect results.
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Quick answers before you book. Anything else, ask the doctor at your FREE consultation in Chromepet.
No. The accurate term is long-term hair reduction. Density and thickness fall substantially over a course, but most people need occasional maintenance sessions afterwards.
Usually yes, though facial hair is often hormonally driven and can need more sessions plus maintenance. If PCOS is suspected, addressing that alongside improves the outcome.
Yes, with a suitable wavelength and conservative settings for deeper tones, plus a patch test first. The risk lies in wrong settings, not in laser treatment itself.
Yes, but expect to need more sessions and ongoing maintenance, because the hormonal driver continues stimulating follicles. We would usually suggest medical assessment in parallel.
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