How does laser hair removal work? It’s simpler than it sounds. A laser sends a pulse of light that’s absorbed by the pigment (melanin) in your hair. That light converts to heat, which disables the follicle’s ability to grow new hair — without harming the surrounding skin.
Why It Takes a Series
Hair grows in cycles, and the laser only affects follicles that are actively growing during a session. Because your follicles aren’t all in that phase at once, a full series of 6–8 sessions spaced weeks apart is needed to catch them all — the science behind why how many sessions you need lands at 6–8.
Who It Works Best For
Because the laser targets pigment, coarse dark hair responds fastest. Lighter hair and darker skin tones need the right laser and settings — which is why professional, medically-supervised treatment matters.
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