Three questions about laser hair removal. An honest answer — including “probably not,” if that’s the truth.
This quiz is general education, not a medical assessment, and it cannot see your skin. Only an in-person consultation and a patch test with one of our providers can tell you what your hair and skin will actually do. Hormones, medications, and conditions such as PCOS all affect results, and results vary from person to person. Questions? Call us at (636) 391-0015.
Laser hair removal has a mechanism, and the mechanism has limits. It works by sending a wavelength of light that melanin absorbs, converting it to heat, and damaging the follicle that grows the hair. No melanin means no absorption, which means no heat, which means no result. That is physics, not sales.
So if you have grey, white, or very light blonde hair, we will tell you that a laser is unlikely to do much for you — and we will not sell you a package anyway. We have been in St. Louis since 2000 and we have delivered more than 100,000 treatments. That has been built on people trusting what we say. Want the detail? Read how laser hair removal actually works, see what to expect at a session, or compare it honestly against waxing and shaving.