Men's Laser Hair Removal
at TEO

Men's hair is generally thicker, the follicles deeper and the areas larger. The process is therefore planned differently from women's treatments, with the number of sessions and the intervals varying by area. On large areas such as the back and chest, what one session achieves tells you very little about the whole course.

Before treatment we ask about your skin type, recent sun exposure, any medication and methods you have used before. On tanned skin, or with certain medications, treatment may be postponed. That is a safety requirement rather than a delay — and correct timing also affects the quality of the result.

Because hairs are not all in the same growth phase at once, a single session cannot reach every follicle. Sessions are therefore spaced to suit the hair cycle. Shortening the interval does not speed up the result; it tends to produce ineffective sessions. Throughout the course we track the reduction in density and update the plan when needed.

Temporary redness and mild sensitivity can follow a session. During that period we advise avoiding hot showers, saunas, pools, the sea and strong sun. Skin care and sunscreen should continue throughout the course. If a persistent skin complaint develops, a dermatology assessment should be sought.