Laser Hair Removal Bathurst
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Top Laser Hair Removal Clinics in Bathurst, NSW
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  1. Bathurst Laser Skin Care & Electrolysis Centre

    Bathurst Laser Skin Care & Electrolysis Centre

    131 George St, Bathurst 2795
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  2. Laser Clinics Australia - Bathurst

    Laser Clinics Australia - Bathurst

    Shop 36, Bathurst City Centre, 210 Howick St, Bathurst 2795
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If you're sick of knicking your ankles every time you shave your legs, maybe it's time to get involved with some laser hair removal. We've found all the techs worth knowing about in Bathurst, so when it's time to take the plunge, it's super easy to find an appointment. Goodbye, spiky regrowth. See you never.

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Questions & Answers

What's the difference between laser hair removal and IPL hair removal?

IPL stands for intense pulsed light and uses a wide spectrum of light wavelengths to reduce hair growth. Laser hair removal uses a concentrated single beam of light on one wavelength, which targets hair follicles specifically. Laser technology usually requires fewer treatment sessions than IPL to achieve reduced hair growth, but the flip side of that is laser hair removal treatments may be slightly more painful than IPL hair removal.

How many sessions of laser hair removal will I need?

After four to six sessions, you can expect to see a 70 to 80 percent reduction in hair. However, it may take 10 or more for a totally hairless result. Yearly maintenance treatments are also recommended.

How much does laser hair removal cost?

Laser hair removal costs $185 on average, but this could include anything from underarms to the full bod. Check prices for the specific treatment areas you'd like to be hair free.

How long is a laser hair appointment?

Laser hair appointments take 30 minutes on average.

Why should I get laser hair removal?

Basically, laser hair removal can permanently reduce hair growth or even stop it entirely. If you're keen to say goodbye to waxing and shaving on the regular, laser is your best option.

What should I do after laser hair removal?

Your treatment area might be a bit red, so you'll want to avoid any tight clothing and apply ice to any swollen areas. You should also avoid exercise, sun exposure and hot showers for 24 hours at least - heating the skin can lead to an increased risk of infection.

What should I do before laser hair removal?

Beforehand, you'll need to stay out of the sun, avoid moisturisers and fake tans. If you usually wax, you'll need to stop this a month or so before you want to get laser. Instead, shave the area around 12 hours before your appointment.

Does laser hair removal hurt?

This depends on your pain threshold. However, what is to be expected is a slight sting, kind of like a rubber band snapping against the skin. This is combated with a cooling mechanism that's built within the machine, so any pain experienced is manageable for most. Tell your technician if it's too much, and they can adjust the settings for you.

How often should I get laser hair removal?

This varies according to how quickly your hair grows, but you can expect to go in every four to six weeks.