Empowering Cancer Survivors

Supporting OurCommunity

At Laser Me, we believe in giving back to our community through our “Love for Survivors” program, which supports and empowers individuals who have overcome significant challenges, including Military Veterans and First Responders. This initiative reflects our commitment to making a positive impact and fostering resilience in those we serve.

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Love for Survivors

Empowering cancer survivors through love and care.

Cancer can take a toll on every aspect of life. For survivors who have undergone chemotherapy or drugs powerful enough to kill rapidly growing cancer cells, these treatments often harm healthy cells as well. This can cause several side effects, such as hair loss, including eyebrows and eyelashes. Such a life-altering change in your feminine appearance and health can take a drastic toll on a woman’s self-confidence, and Laser Me wants to help restore that.

At Laser Me, we specialize in treatments to help you regain your confidence by restoring your appearance and providing support during your recovery journey.

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Nominate Someone

The “Love for Survivor” Program

If you are a cancer survivor or know of someone in St. Louis or the greater St. Louis area who you would like to nominate to our Breast Cancer Awareness Give Back Contest — we want to hear from you! We’re always looking for new ways to give back to our community and help to empower women.

If you let us know your story about you or your nominee, you’ll automatically be entered. Submit your information below to start the conversation.

Enter to Win

Nurturing cancer patients with love.

Join our “Love for Survivors” program for a chance to win a complimentary Eyebrow Microblading or Permanent Eyeliner Treatment.

Enter to Win

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Common Questions

About The Program

It is our community program supporting people who have come through significant challenges — cancer survivors, Military Veterans, and First Responders. Chemotherapy and drugs powerful enough to kill rapidly growing cancer cells often harm healthy cells too, and the resulting hair loss can include eyebrows and eyelashes. The program exists to help restore appearance and offer support during recovery, at no cost to those selected.

Cancer survivors in St. Louis or the greater St. Louis area — yourself, or someone you would like to put forward. No prior relationship with Laser Me is needed. If you share your story or your nominee’s story with us, you are automatically entered into our Breast Cancer Awareness Give Back Contest. Reach out through our contact page to start that conversation.

Selected participants receive a complimentary Eyebrow Microblading or Permanent Eyeliner treatment from our permanent cosmetics team. For someone who has lost their brows or lashes through treatment, restoring that definition is often the point at which they recognise themselves again. What is appropriate for each person is determined at an in-person consultation, as it is for any client.

Tell us the story. Submit your information through our contact page with your own story or your nominee’s, and we will follow up to talk it through. There is no lengthy form and no cost. We are always looking for new ways to give back to this community and to help empower women, so if you know someone who belongs here, we want to hear about them.

Supporting OurCommunity

Empowering cancer survivors through love and care.

The “Love for Survivor” Program

Nurturing cancer patients with love.

Inspiring stories of cancer survivors who found hope.

About The Program

Tell us your story