Reduce Unwanted Hair with Laser Hair Removal

Laser hair reduction can dramatically decrease the amount of hair you grow, and can be applied to virtually any part of the body or face. We exclusively use the Candela GentleMax Pro laser, considered the gold standard in laser hair reduction. It’s suitable for use on large and small areas alike including the legs, back, bikini area, and face.

This laser also comes with two options, enabling it to treat nearly all skin types. This is not the case with other lasers. If you’ve been told that you’re not a good candidate for laser hair reduction because of your skin and/or hair color, there is a very good chance that the Candela GentleMax Pro will work for you. With a 755 nm option for skin types I – III and a 1064 nm option for skin types IV – VI, this laser really can do it all.

What Laser Hair Reduction Can Do For You

Both men and women spend an average of over one full month throughout their lives on hair removal, whether it’s shaving, waxing, or plucking. That’s more than 30 days of around the clock active efforts just to feel silky smooth.

Time is the most precious commodity we have—and routine hair removal is expensive whether you wax, shave, or sugar away hair. Laser hair reduction can dramatically decrease the amount of time you spend on hair removal. It’s so effective that many people find they can skip at-home hair removal for days, weeks, or even entirely.

It is important to note that laser hair reduction does not guarantee complete or lasting results. It is a treatment focused on reduction in hair growth, sometimes to a very impressive degree. However, everyone is different and will respond to laser hair reduction differently. Our hair growth also changes throughout the years and is dictated by a number of factors including genetics, diet, and hormones.

However, laser hair reduction is a quick and relatively painless method of drastically cutting down on hair growth and hair removal activities at home. Most people describe the sensation as feeling similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin, though some people don’t feel much of anything during treatment.