Hair reduction, not a promise of permanent removal
Laser treatment aims to reduce hair growth in the treated area. Multiple sessions are usually needed because hair grows in cycles, and maintenance may be required. Response varies with hair colour, thickness, skin type, treatment area and hormonal drivers.
Before treatment
- Confirm the treatment area, skin type and relevant medical history
- Review medicines, recent tanning and prior laser reactions
- Consider PCOS or another hormonal assessment when indicated
- Explain session expectations, patch testing and aftercare
Possible risks
Temporary redness, swelling and discomfort can occur. Burns, blistering, pigment changes, scarring or paradoxical hair changes are less common but important. Risk depends on device, settings, operator training, cooling, skin type and sun exposure.
Facial hair and PCOS
Laser can reduce unwanted facial hair but does not treat the hormonal cause. When irregular cycles, acne, scalp thinning or weight and glucose concerns are present, combined PCOS and metabolic assessment may improve the overall plan.
Results vary. The number of sessions and suitability cannot be determined from the website alone.