Full Legs Laser Hair Reduction
Full Legs Laser Hair Reduction treats the entire leg from thighs to feet, providing permanent hair reduction and smooth, even skin.
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About the treatment
The treatment effectively targets coarse leg hair across all areas, ensuring even coverage and long-lasting results. Sessions are tailored to hair density and growth patterns.
It is safe for all skin types and reduces irritation caused by shaving or waxing. Regular sessions improve skin texture and minimize ingrown hairs.
With customized maintenance plans, clients can enjoy smooth, hair-free legs over the long term, boosting confidence and comfort.
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Benefits
- Smooth, hair-free legs
- Long-lasting results
- Safe for all skin types
- Reduces shaving/waxing irritation
- Prevents ingrown hairs
- Boosts confidence
Treatment Areas
- Full Legs
- Thighs
- Knees
- Calves
- Feet
Before & After Care
Before Treatment
- Shave the treatment area 24 hours before the session
- Avoid waxing, plucking, or threading for at least 2 weeks prior
- Do not apply creams, deodorants, or perfumes on the area
- Avoid sun exposure or tanning before treatment
After Treatment
- Avoid sun exposure and always use sunscreen on treated areas
- Do not use hot showers, steam, or sauna for 24–48 hours
- Avoid waxing or plucking between sessions
- Apply soothing gels or creams if recommended
- Mild redness is normal and subsides within a few hours

Frequently Asked Questions
- Is laser hair reduction permanent?Laser hair reduction significantly reduces hair growth, but maintenance sessions may be required.
- Is laser safe for all skin types?Advanced laser technology allows safe treatment for most skin types when performed by professionals.
- How many sessions are needed?Typically 6–8 sessions are required depending on hair type, color, and growth cycle.
- Does laser treatment hurt?Most patients experience mild discomfort, often described as a snapping sensation.
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