Laser hair removal is a medical procedure that uses concentrated light energy to destroy hair follicles and reduce unwanted hair growth permanently over multiple sessions.
The laser targets melanin in the hair follicle, heats it, and damages it to slow down or stop future hair growth.
Laser hair removal offers long-term hair reduction, but some maintenance sessions may be needed over time.
Most people need 6–8 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart for optimal results.
The cost in Delhi typically ranges from ?1,500 to ?20,000 per session, depending on the treatment area.
Laser hair removal causes mild discomfort similar to a rubber band snap, but it is much less painful than waxing.
Yes, when performed by trained professionals using FDA-approved machines, it is safe for most skin types.
No, laser hair removal does not cause cancer. It uses non-ionizing radiation that does not damage DNA.
Yes, advanced lasers like Nd:YAG are specifically designed to treat darker skin safely.
Yes, laser hair removal is popular among men for beard shaping, chest, back, and full-body treatments.
Teenagers can undergo laser hair removal after puberty, but a consultation is recommended.
It is generally advised to postpone laser treatments during pregnancy as a precaution.
Common areas include the face, upper lip, underarms, arms, legs, bikini area, back, and full body.
Hair regrowth is significantly reduced and finer, but occasional maintenance may be required.
Temporary redness, swelling, or mild irritation may occur but usually resolves within a few hours.
Shave the treatment area 24 hours before the session and avoid waxing or plucking.
Avoid sun exposure, hot showers, and harsh skincare products for 24–48 hours.
Sessions can take 10 minutes for small areas and up to 90 minutes for full-body treatments.
Yes, laser hair removal provides long-term reduction, while waxing offers temporary results.
Yes, laser reduces hair growth permanently, whereas shaving only removes hair temporarily.
Diode and Nd:YAG lasers are considered the safest and most effective for Indian skin types.
Laser significantly reduces facial hair growth with long-lasting results after multiple sessions.
Yes, laser treatment reduces and prevents ingrown hair effectively.
Yes, it is safe when performed by experienced professionals.
No, it targets hair follicles only and does not lighten skin tone.
Yes, shaving is allowed, but waxing or plucking should be avoided.
Visible reduction usually begins after 2–3 sessions.
No, lasers target pigment, so white or grey hair cannot be effectively treated.
Yes, with proper settings and dermatologist supervision, it is safe.
Yes, but hormonal conditions may require additional sessions.
Results can last several years with occasional maintenance.
Burns are rare and usually occur only if performed improperly.
Yes, it is safe when done under medical supervision.
There is no strict age, but it is usually recommended after puberty.
Yes, but wait at least 24 hours; a consultation is recommended.
Yes, it works best on dark, thick hair.
No, most patients find it less painful than waxing.
Yes, but sun protection is essential.
Yes, it is commonly recommended for PCOS-related unwanted hair.
Look for certified professionals, advanced technology, hygiene standards, and patient reviews.
No, it does not affect fertility.
Temporary pigmentation may occur but is rare with proper care.
Missing a session may delay results but does not restart the process.
Yes, underarms are one of the most commonly treated areas.
Home devices are less powerful and less effective compared to clinical treatments.
Yes, regrown hair is usually thinner and lighter.
Yes, it is very effective for upper lip hair.
Typically 4–6 weeks depending on the body area.
It provides permanent hair reduction, not 100% permanent removal.
Yes, it saves time, reduces long-term costs, and provides smooth, hair-free skin.