kingston laser company. real doctor on site.

Cooper Clinic, Shannon is lovely. Buy a package to save money in the long run

I had good experiences at Glow, so I'd vouch for them. Though I'll also say I've always heard super positive reviews of Studio on Queen so would also recommend this one too

JoJo's room! https://www.facebook.com/Jojosroom2021

I'm a trans woman - I say that with the caveat that I want the hair on my face burnt to a crisp. Kingston Laser and Cosmetic Clinic has been amazing. I have been getting noticeable improvements after each session and everyone is so incredibly nice. I'm super happy with service. Theyre pricy but IMO they actually work to help you get the stuff gone.

Taylor is incredible.

The Asthetik imo it's super cheap too

Hey, I've been going to dermalines for laser . It's 300 for the dr consultation which is a must for the laser. Then depending on the areas you want done, they'll let you know the charges. I went for upper lip and face, was 2500 for the session

Laser clinics in West Quay

It's my understanding that dark skin + hair doesn't respond well to laser treatments, perhaps look into electrolysis?

Laser clinic in west quay eliminated my hair in 3 sessions but they do a skin study first so they will tell you if they can do it on your skin tone.

The one at the Ageas Bowl is great

U can do at home buy small machine

I went to my dermatologist office. I trust them greatly and they have amazing reviews. It was probably more expensive but i decided if i was going to shill the money, i want it to be worth it. I would definitely read reviews of places around you! Treatments like laser are something that people won’t shy away about good and bad experiences. If you have a good experience, you wanna tell everyone bc it really can be life changing and same if you had a bad one.

ETA: the payment was structured per visit. They recommend 6 to start but you book as you go And they charged by the area coverage. I did Brazilian (which i recommend if you want bikini) and large areas were $400 (PNW) and medium areas were $200. My bikini area was pretty smooth after about 4-6 treatments (about 6 weeks in between each visit) and i did a total of 10 treatments for everything to be gone. After 6 visits they bumped my price down to a “touch-up” which i think was $200. I’d say there was no downtime (if you get waxed it’s pretty similar to that where you are a little sore and should avoid working out for 24 hours). If you have additional questions lmk!

It's a lot cheaper to just buy your own laser. Check reviews obviously

I’m in the same boat. I’ve seen good stories in here but also so many horror stories that I don’t know what to begin to find someone reputable

Thank you for posting this question! There are these strange “subscriptions” here, instead of just paying per visit? I don’t get it and that’s been one of the things holding me off so far.

Same here! Need guidance

Laser hair removal is a medical aesthetics treatment. First start with a simple search "laser hair removal" online. Read the reviews. Read both good ones and bad ones. Make a short-list of clinics that seem to have great genuine reviews. Look for what people say about results, safety, care, customer service and the technology. We have close to 400 five-star reviews and we focus on results, safety, and satisfaction of clients. Once you have selected your list of clinics; contact them and go for a consultation. See if they take their time to do a medical assessment / questionnaire to ensure the treatment is safe for you. See if they explain the treatment properly to you. A great laser in right hands can provide safe treatments with great results. On the wrong hands can cause burns and bad results. Make a decision based on these factors as well as cost.

Be very careful treating a male face. It’s common to get patchy results which will force you into more treatments and likely electrolysis to get the desired result and to look natural.

Take a look at FAQs at hairtell.com.

Don’t go to a place that tricks you into financing. Go to a dermatologist

Look there are lots of clinic in India, Can you please specified in which city or location you are looking for laser hair removal treatment? For example let's say in Delhi you are looking for this treatment. For this you need to just google best clinic for laser hair removal in Delhi, you will find lots of clinic in that area. Read the review and go for that clinic based on review. Thankyou

I’ve done BBL and it was alright. Helped, but not world changing. I’ve had one session of V-Beam that did more than 4 sessions of BBL, second session scheduled for this week so I can’t speak for long term results yet.

Laser hair removal is what I’d rank “best” right now.

Laser hair removal for sure! Life changing - I think I may be able to toss out my razors after all, and that’s after just 3 treatments. Pricey as heck but worth every pretty penny.

I’ve done fraxel and ipl. Fraxel definitely worked to even out all hyperpigmentation and reduce fine lines but the recovery took a full week and had sandpapery texture sunburn.

I absolutely love the results of ipl, and the recovery is so quick basically good to go the next day. Skin is smooth, even, reduces redness, glowy. My mil actually looking at old pics and said my skin looks better/fresher now than when I was in college 10 yrs ago lol!

Np! Fraxel def lasted longer, maybe 9-12 months with lots of sunscreen/skincare. IPL I did a few sessions close together 3 or 4, the broken capillaries that were fixed didn’t noticeably reappear, but I do have some redness/rosacea that returned after ~6 months. I would consider IPL as annual or even biannual maintenance, it is not overly invasive, whereas Fraxel was much more powerful but tough recovery.

My main concerns are melasma and rosacea. I had Clear and Brilliant, Picosure and Excel V. Excel V was by far the best one with more pronounced results. It got rid of my spider veins immediately, my baseline redness was also diminished with just one session.

I use the Phillips Lumea and it’s going strong for 7 years. Just use it for my underarms, bikini and upper lip. My skin/hair is the perfect type (pale, dark hair) - I only have to use once a month or so these days, sometimes less!

Love my Tria. Was an early adopter, have had it for years and it works like a charm.

Personally I would recommend investing in professional laser hair removal. I used the Tria at home, followed instructions, used it regularly for a few months and saw basically zero impact to my hair growth.

My first professional treatment killed 40% of my hair. It's diminishing returns after that, basically every treatment killed 40% more of what remained, but after 10 treatments I don't really have to shave unless I want to (I still get baby blonde hairs that the laser wasn't able to "see"). I also have a lifetime guarantee with my package, which means if I need touchups in the future it's only about $30.

10 hours of my life and I'm pretty much hairless from the waist now. It's a major time saver over the home devices and it works.

I’ve been very happy with the Braun Silk Expert Pro 5.

My friend said Silk'n infinity hair works pretty well.

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In terms of medical spa, I got laser done (about 6 sessions) well worth the cost.

Ideal Image.

It’s less about the name of the place and more about what type of machine they use and experience level of the person is doing your treatments. Please provide more information on skin type, areas, hair type etc and we can try to help.

Laser Away has worked in my experience.

More than likely a local plastic surgeon's office offers it.

Silk’n Infinity – At Home Permanent Hair Removal is a good choice

I just found out the spa I went to uses an IPL one. So is that the issue? Are IPL's too weak?