Laser Hair Removal

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Laser Hair Removal

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Single Sessions

Face

  • Upper Lip — $50
  • Chin — $60
  • Sideburns — $75
  • Neck — $85
  • Full Face — $150

Upper Body

  • Underarms — $90
  • Areolas — $50
  • Hands & Fingers — $50
  • Half Arms — $150
  • Full Arms — $225
  • Chest — $200
  • Abdomen (Stomach Strip) — $50
  • Full Abdomen — $175
  • Upper Back — $175
  • Full Back — $300
  • Shoulders — $125

Lower Body

  • Bikini Line — $100
  • Extended Bikini — $140
  • Brazilian — $175
  • Full Buttocks — $125
  • Half Legs — $225
  • Full Legs — $375
  • Feet & Toes — $50

PACKAGE SAVINGS

Buy 6 Sessions & Save 15%

Most clients require 6–8 treatments for optimal hair reduction.

Popular Packages

  • Underarms (6) — $459 (Save $81)
  • Brazilian (6) — $893 (Save $157)
  • Bikini Line (6) — $510 (Save $90)
  • Full Legs (6) — $1,913 (Save $337)
  • Full Face (6) — $765 (Save $135)

Combination Packages

Smooth Essentials

  • Underarms + Brazilian
  • Single Session: $240 (Save $25)
  • 6 Sessions: $1,224

Beach Ready

  • Brazilian + Underarms + Half Legs
  • Single Session: $450
  • 6 Sessions: $2,295

Full Body Refresh

  • Full Legs + Brazilian + Underarms + Full Arms
  • Single Session: $825
  • 6 Sessions: $4,208

Face & Neck

  • Full Face + Neck
  • Single Session: $215
  • 6 Sessions: $1,097

Treatment Information

  • Treatments are typically spaced 4–8 weeks apart depending on the area treated.
  • Most clients achieve their desired results in 6–8 sessions.
  • Annual maintenance treatments may be recommended.
  • Complimentary consultation included with your first appointment.

These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Reliance on or use of this information provided on this website is at your own risk.

Precautions Before Tattoo Removal

Patients should generally:

  • Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, and self-tanners before and after treatment
  • Avoid treatment on:
    • Active infections
    • Open wounds
    • Sunburned skin
    • Suspicious lesions
  • Inform the provider of:
    • History of keloids or hypertrophic scarring
    • Autoimmune or immune disorders
    • Pregnancy or breastfeeding
    • Recent isotretinoin (Accutane) use
    • Photosensitive medications
    • Skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis
  • Understand that:
    • Multiple sessions are required
    • Complete removal cannot always be guaranteed
    • Certain ink colors may respond poorly
    • Cosmetic tattoos may darken temporarily due to pigment composition

Common Side Effects

Temporary effects after treatment may include:

  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Tenderness
  • Whitening or “frosting” of the skin immediately after treatment
  • Mild blistering
  • Crusting or scabbing
  • Itching
  • Temporary pinpoint bleeding

Possible Risks and Complications

Less common but important risks include:

  • Hyperpigmentation (darkening of the skin)
  • Hypopigmentation (lightening of the skin)
  • Scarring
  • Texture changes
  • Infection
  • Persistent redness
  • Incomplete pigment removal
  • “Ghosting” or residual tattoo shadow
  • Allergic reaction to released tattoo pigments
  • Paradoxical darkening of some pigments, especially white, flesh-toned, pink, or cosmetic inks

Rare but Important Considerations

  • Some tattoo inks contain metals or compounds that may react unpredictably to laser energy
  • Large tattoos may release pigment particles into the lymphatic system during breakdown
  • Smokers and patients with impaired healing may have slower recovery
  • Darker skin types carry higher risk for pigment alteration and require careful settings