Laser Hair Removal

Laser hair removal is a modern treatment to reduce unwanted hair, based on safety, comfort and personalised planning. Tailored to your skin type, hair type and treatment area, it aims for effective, long-lasting results.

Overview

Laser hair removal is planned around your skin type, hair type, medical history and expectations. At the consultation, a specialist assessment is carried out and a treatment protocol suited to the area and your needs is created.

For every patient, the goal is a controlled treatment process that combines effectiveness, safety and comfort and is supported by regular follow-up. Session intervals are planned according to the hair growth cycle and your response to treatment.

What Is Laser Hair Removal?

Laser hair removal is a treatment that targets hair follicles with laser energy to reduce unwanted hair. During the procedure, laser light of specific wavelengths reaches the follicle and affects its structure, so that over time the hair becomes finer, weaker and noticeably reduced.

Today, thanks to advanced device technology, laser hair removal can be applied more safely, comfortably and effectively to different skin tones and hair types.

Types of Laser Hair Removal

Different laser systems may be chosen depending on skin type, hair colour, hair thickness and treatment area. Commonly used laser hair removal methods include:

These systems target hair follicles with different wavelengths and, with a suitable protocol, can give safe, comfortable and effective results.

Which Laser Hair Removal Method Is Most Suitable?

There is no single answer to "which laser is best?", because the most suitable method depends on your skin tone, hair type, hormonal status, treatment area and goals.

Body hair is found in three main growth phases:

Laser hair removal usually works best on hairs in the anagen (active growth) phase. This is why treatment is rarely completed in a single session. Sessions are repeated at set intervals to target hairs that enter the active growth phase at different times.

On average, treatment can be planned as 6–8 sessions, but the number of sessions may vary depending on the treatment area, hair density, hormones and individual response.

Treatment Process

Consultation and Assessment

Your treatment goals, skin and hair type, medical history and options are assessed in detail. The most suitable laser system and session plan are chosen for you.

Treatment Session

The chosen laser treatment is carried out with safety, comfort and clinical precision as priorities. Session length may vary with the treatment area.

Aftercare and Check-ups

Aftercare advice is explained in detail. Where needed, check-up sessions are scheduled to track how effective the treatment is.

Who is it suitable for?

Laser hair removal may be a suitable option for:

Quick Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a suitable candidate for laser hair removal?

Suitability becomes clear after a specialist consultation, assessment of your skin and hair type, a review of your medical history and setting treatment goals.

What skin reactions can occur after laser hair removal?

Most people can return to daily life on the same day after laser hair removal. Depending on the area, brief redness or sensitivity may occur.

How many sessions are needed?

The number of sessions may vary depending on the treatment area, hair density, hair colour, skin type and hormonal factors. A plan of several sessions is usually needed.

When is the final treatment plan decided?

The treatment plan is drawn up after the clinical assessment, once the laser system, treatment area and your personal needs are clear.

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