Laser Hair Removal is a cosmetic procedure that uses concentrated light energy to target and remove unwanted hair. During the treatment, a laser emits a highly focused beam of light that is absorbed by the pigment (melanin) in hair follicles. The energy is converted into heat, effectively disabling the follicle and preventing future hair growth in the treated area.

Patients can expect a gradual reduction in hair growth after each session. The number of sessions required varies depending on factors such as hair color, skin tone, and the targeted area. Most individuals experience a significant reduction in hair growth, with some achieving long-lasting hair removal.

While sensations vary from person to person, many individuals describe laser hair removal as tolerable and liken the sensation to a mild rubber band snap. The procedure is generally well-tolerated, and any discomfort is typically brief. Advanced laser technologies, such as those with built-in cooling systems, help enhance patient comfort during the treatment.