Laser Hair Removal
How Laser Hair Removal Works
Ditch the razor with FDA-cleared, dual-wavelength laser hair removal. It delivers lasting hair reduction for all skin tones.
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Laser Hair Removal Pricing
Pricing varies by location and is subject to change. Memberships & packages are non-refundable and non-transferable. Payment plans available. For full details, see Terms & Conditions.
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Laser Hair Removal Pre and Post Care
For your safety, please review these treatment area guidelines before your appointment.
- Stop waxing, tweezing, using depilatory creams, and epilating
- Avoid chemical peels and microneedling on treatment area
- Avoid unprotected sun exposure, use SPF 30+ consistently, and remove all sunless tanner
- Avoid resurfacing treatments, exfoliating facials, or cosmetic injections
- Discontinue prescription retinoids (e.g., tretinoin)
- Discontinue antibiotics for 2 weeks before treatment
- Stop using cosmetic retinoids, acne treatments, or chemical exfoliants (AHA/BHA)
- Avoid iron supplements (>65 mg) for 72 hours before treatment
- Shave 24-48 hours before your appointment (unless getting a touch-up)
- Complete forms and get cleared for treatment as early as possible
- Arrive early with clean skin, wearing comfortable clothing
- Do not apply anything besides aloe or sunscreen to the treatment area
- Take an oral antihistamine or use hydrocortisone cream if experiencing itching
- Avoid intense workouts, hot tubs, saunas, and other high-temperature environments
- Some swelling or red bumps around the hair follicles are normal and will subside in 24–72 hours
- Don’t shave, exfoliate, or use aggressive skincare for at least 7 days post-treatment
- Continue to avoid prescription retinoids for 2 weeks
- Avoid unprotected sun exposure for your full course of treatments
- Schedule your laser sessions every 4 weeks or as recommended by your provider
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Sev Skin uses dual-wavelength laser devices, the Candela GentleMax Pro and Cynosure Elite iQ, equipped with both Alexandrite and Nd:YAG lasers. Providers customize the settings to each client’s hair and skin type, making treatment safe and effective for every skin tone.
Laser hair removal delivers long-term, permanent hair reduction rather than total elimination. Most clients achieve significant reduction after a minimum of 8 sessions, although some treatment areas may need upward of 12. With annual touch-ups, results hold up well over time. Your provider will set expectations clearly at your first session.
Most clients need at least 8 sessions to see significant hair reduction. More resistant areas may need upward of 12. For your first four sessions, plan for an appointment every four weeks, since hair grows in cycles and consistent timing helps you get the most out of each treatment. After your initial series, most clients only need annual touch-ups to maintain results.
Laser hair removal at Sev Skin starts at $15 per month with a membership, with single sessions starting at $29. Exact pricing depends on the treatment area and location. Our 18-Month Memberships offer the best value per session and make it easier to complete a full series.
First-time clients can receive their first treatment free with code HELLOSMOOTH at checkout. Valid on select treatment areas; terms apply. Visit our pricing page for full details by location.
Most clients describe it as a mild sting. Sev Skin uses the Zimmer Cryo 6, which delivers cold air with each laser pulse to ease discomfort throughout the session. Most clients find it very manageable, and the sensation gets easier as treatments progress and hair becomes finer.
Laser hair removal works for most adults with unwanted, pigmented hair across all genders and skin tones. Before your first appointment, Sev Skin runs a brief medical clearance call to confirm eligibility.
A few things may affect candidacy: pregnancy, breastfeeding, active skin damage in the treatment area, or certain health conditions and medications.