What men actually come in for
The back and shoulders, first and by a distance — usually because it is the one area you cannot manage yourself, and waxing it is neither cheap nor pleasant on a repeating schedule.
The chest and stomach, commonly treated together, and often for definition rather than for full clearance.
The beard line — the neck below it and the cheek line above it — where the aim is almost never to remove the beard but to stop having to shave a line that keeps creeping. This needs discussing carefully, because the result is slow to reverse, it is on the most visible part of you, and the shape has to be right first time.
And the same areas women book: underarms, arms, legs, and the bikini area.
What is priced, and what is not
The back and the chest carry no published figure. That is deliberate rather than evasive: both vary enormously in size, density and coarseness between individuals, and a list price would be wrong for most people who read it. Both are quoted after the area has been seen, in writing, before anything is booked.
Where you are booking an area that is on the published list — arms from ₹3,500, legs from ₹6,000, underarms from ₹1,500 — the figure is the same regardless of who is being treated. There is no men's premium here.
Why men's courses usually run longer
Men's body hair is generally coarser and grows more densely, which cuts both ways. Coarse dark hair holds more pigment and absorbs laser energy well, so it responds. But density means more follicles per square centimetre, and hormone-driven growth on the back, chest and face means new follicles keep being recruited from fine hair behind the ones treated.
Expect the same six to eight sessions on limbs, and to be at the upper end or beyond on the back, chest and beard line. Maintenance afterwards is more likely than for the equivalent area on a woman, and anyone telling you otherwise is guessing.
The beard line deserves its own conversation
Treating the neck and cheek line is the one place where getting it wrong is visible for a long time, because what you are creating is a boundary that will not move back easily.
The line is marked and agreed with you before anything is treated, and it is deliberately set conservative — inside where you think you want it. A line can always be taken further at the next session; it cannot be put back.
Beard-area work also carries a higher chance of paradoxical hypertrichosis, the uncommon effect where treatment at low energy stimulates fine hair at the edge of the treated zone rather than reducing it. It is treatable, and it is a reason to have this area treated at properly assessed settings rather than at a discount.
Wondering why the hair is there in the first place? Our page on body hair in men covers the concern itself, and the options besides laser — this page is about what treating it involves and what it costs in Chromepet.