Laser Hair Removal Chicago Prices

Full Body Laser Hair Removal

Treatment for whole body hair removal takes about 90 to 120 minutes to complete. Patients typically need 6 to 12 sessions to achieve a 95% reduction in hair growth.

We use GentleMax Pro Plus laser so we can safely treat all skin types and hair textures. Laser hair removal is FDA approved and a great way to prevent ingrown hairs, bumps and itchy skin. You will never have to wax or shave again.

Facial Laser Hair Removal

Would you say goodbye to your facial hair? Laser hair removal for the face is a popular treatment for both men and women. It’s a safe and effective way of removing unwanted hair on your face.

A laser hair removal session doesn’t take any longer than a waxing appointment, it hurts less, and it gives long-term results.

Laser Hair Removal Legs

Leg laser hair removal is your ticket to feeling ultra-smooth at all times. If you’ve always dreamed of being able to put on a dress or shorts whenever you feel like it without having to plan ahead or worry about stubble, then it’s time to book your first Chicago laser hair removal appointment! After six sessions, you can expect lasting results.

Brazilian Laser Hair Removal

Brazilian laser hair removal generally takes five to ten minutes per session. Of course, this can vary depending on the thickness and amount of hair. Sessions occur four weeks apart in the beginning, then the intervals gradually become longer until you are hair free.

If you are unsure if you qualify for Brazilian laser hair removal, you can schedule a free consultation with us.

Hands Laser Hair Removal

If you are sick of hair growing on the back of your hands, laser hair removal from the hands might be for you!

The hands aren’t the first body part that comes to mind when we think about laser hair removal, but the reality is that it’s a great treatment for almost every kind of unwanted hair.

Underarm Laser Hair Removal

Underarm laser hair removal is THE ticket to smooth, hairless armpits. Shaving, waxing, or threading is a hassle, painful, and requires constant maintenance. A solution to treating underarm hair is laser hair removal. Laser also has the benefit of not causing bumps and ingrown hairs.

A bit of redness and irritation is normal after laser hair removal. To guarantee speedy, easy recovery, make sure to follow these aftercare practices.

• Apply a cool compress or skin-soothing lotion after the treatment.
• Avoid all unprotected sun exposure. Wear sun-protective clothing or sunscreen when outdoors in the daytime.
• For 24-72 hours after your treatment, avoid jacuzzis, intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms, or hot showers.
• Wait ten days after your laser hair removal treatment before shaving again, to avoid irritation.

Laser hair removal is amazing, but it’s also a complex treatment, and there’s a lot to keep in mind before and after your appointment. The good news is that you don’t have to figure all of this out on your own, V&P is here to help!

Laser hair removal is our signature service, which we have perfected over the years. Our clients rave that their Chicago laser hair removal appointments at V&P are quick and almost entirely pain-free. As part of our mission to make laser hair removal more accessible, we offer our services at competitive, transparent pricing.

Is Laser Hair Removal Safe?

There are several myths about laser hair removal that make it seem far more dangerous than it truly is. One common misconception is that the radiation from laser hair removal can cause cancer. However, there is no medical evidence to support this claim. Most experts agree that laser technology used in hair removal poses no cancer risk.

Another prevalent myth is that laser hair removal can cause infertility. In reality, the laser only targets hair follicles and does not penetrate deep enough to reach internal organs, making this claim unfounded.

That said, it is generally recommended to avoid laser hair removal during pregnancy. While there’s no evidence to suggest harm, research on the effects of laser treatments during pregnancy is limited. Additionally, hair growth caused by pregnancy hormones often resolves naturally after childbirth.

Overall, laser hair removal is an extremely safe procedure. Aside from minor side effects like temporary redness or irritation, there is little risk of developing any harmful conditions from this treatment.

What Areas Can Be Treated?

Laser hair removal can effectively remove unwanted hair from nearly every part of the body. Common treatment areas include the face, legs, arms, underarms, and back, while it is also safe for more sensitive areas such as the chest, areola, and bikini line. Treatment typically requires five to ten sessions, depending on factors like hair thickness and growth cycle. Your provider will recommend the ideal treatment plan based on your specific area of concern and desired results.

For those who struggle with ingrown hairs, laser hair removal can be a highly effective solution. By targeting and damaging the hair follicle, the laser prevents the hair from growing back improperly and causing irritation or ingrown hairs.

How Long Will My Results Last?

Results from laser hair removal can vary from person to person, as each individual’s hair growth cycle is different. However, most patients experience results that last between six to twelve months. Periodic touch-up treatments are typically needed to maintain the desired outcome, and your provider will recommend the most effective follow-up plan based on your unique experience and aesthetic goals.

Professional vs. At-Home Laser Hair Removal

At-home laser hair removal devices claim to deliver professional-level results, but they come with serious risks to your skin health. Unlike professional devices, these products aren’t as regulated by the FDA and can cause temporary or permanent damage, especially near the eyes, tattoos, or pigmented areas.

At-home devices are also much smaller and less powerful, meaning you’ll need more sessions to cover large areas and achieve results. They are often inaccurate, leading to missed spots, similar to shaving or waxing. While these devices may seem like a good investment, they rarely provide the same results as professional treatments, and you may ultimately end up seeking professional care anyway.

Restrictions of Activities

Following the treatment, you can return to your normal activities right away. However, since some redness may occur, you may want to plan your work or social engagements accordingly. The use of sunscreen is recommended on any treated areas exposed to the sun. As always, it is a good idea to limit your sun exposure. In addition, your physician may recommend that you use a specially formulated skin care product line or prescribe a skin care regimen especially formulated for your skin type.