Laser Hair Removal
Unwanted hair can be frustrating to manage with endless shaving, waxing, or plucking. At A to Z Healthcare in Ocala, FL, we offer professional laser hair removal, a safe and effective treatment that reduces hair growth long-term. Using advanced laser technology, this treatment targets the root of the hair follicle to deliver lasting smoothness on virtually any area of the body. Whether you’re tired of daily shaving or want a more permanent solution, our laser hair removal services help you enjoy soft, hair-free skin with confidence.
What Is Laser Hair Removal and How It Works
Laser hair removal is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that uses concentrated light energy to selectively target pigment in hair follicles. The laser emits pulses of energy absorbed by the hair’s melanin, damaging the follicle to slow or stop future growth.
What to Expect During Laser Hair Removal Treatment
- A consultation to assess your skin type, hair type, and desired treatment areas.
- A handheld laser device will be applied to the skin, emitting gentle light pulses that feel like a quick snap of a rubber band.
- Treatment sessions vary depending on the size of the area, from just a few minutes for small regions (like the upper lip) to about an hour for larger areas (like the legs or back).
- Most patients need 6–8 sessions spaced a few weeks apart to achieve optimal results, since hair grows in cycles.
Treatment Areas for Laser Hair Removal
Laser hair removal can be customized to treat nearly any body area, including:
- Face – Upper lip, chin, sideburns, jawline, and cheeks.
- Arms & Underarms – Smooth results for forearms, full arms, and underarms.
- Legs – Lower legs, thighs, or full legs for long-lasting smoothness.
- Bikini & Brazilian – Options range from basic bikini line to full Brazilian hair removal.
- Chest & Back – Popular for men seeking a cleaner, more defined look.
- Abdomen & Stomach – Reduce unwanted hair on the midsection.
- Neck & Shoulders – Common for both men and women to achieve a polished look.
