What You Need to Know About Laser Hair Removal Timing

Start Laser Hair Removal Now—Be Hair-Free this Summer

If you’re tired of constant shaving or waxing, laser hair removal might be your ultimate summer prep move—but here’s the catch: you need to start early. Laser hair removal works best when done over multiple sessions (typically 6–8) spaced about 4–6 weeks apart. That’s because the laser can only target hair in its active growth stage—and not all your hairs are in that phase at the same time. So, to really see permanent results, you’ll

need a few visits. That’s why starting in the spring (or even winter!) means you’re well on your way to smoother, low-maintenance skin by the time you’re hitting the beach or wearing shorts.

Does it hurt? Most clients say the sensation is similar to a rubber band snap—tolerable, especially with modern cooling technology and smaller treatment zones.

How long does it take? Small areas (like underarms or bikini line) can be done in 10–20 minutes. Larger areas (like legs) may take up to an hour.

Where can you treat? Underarms, bikini line, legs, face, back, chest—you name it.

Smooth skin for summer? Yes, please.