How Much is Laser Hair Removal?
Laser hair removal is one of our most sought after, and one of the world’s most popular, aesthetic procedures. For good reason. We want hair to grow on our heads and we don’t want it to grow in other areas. For instance, no one wants hairy toes. Absolutely no one wants a unibrow. Using a laser to reduce hair growth makes a lot of sense. We spend a lot of time shaving, plucking or waxing to get smooth skin, only to repeat the process every few weeks for the rest of our lives.
This is the time we could be spending going for a run, doing yoga, or for the less ambitious us, binge-watching something on Netflix. The less time we spend on these painful activities, the more time we have to do something we love.
Not only does laser hair removal help simplify the morning routine, but it can also help prevent some of the skin problems associated with hair growth and with hair control, like ingrown hairs or the bumps and irritation that come with shaving.
Not All Laser Hair Removal is Equal
You will notice a wide range of prices for laser services, but there is a wide range in quality. When you ask about the price, you should also ask what machine is being used. The strength of the laser matters.
If you don’t heat the hair to 65 degrees Fahrenheit, the hair isn’t destroyed. It’s stimulated. And this can mean more hair growth, not less.
You don’t want a clinic that uses the same settings on every patient, but rather someone who analyses your hair and determines the best approach for the best results. You want a clinic that pays attention to the details.
At Maison Lutétia, we use an advanced laser that works well on both light and dark skin. Our laser experts tailor every session to the patient. We don’t advertise the lowest price, because we aren’t a bargain clinic.
The cost depends on the areas you want to have treated and start at AED 250 per session. Here’s an overview of what laser costs. You can get more specific information over the phone or by filling out the contact form below this post.
