Half Front Laser Hair Reduction

For male
Rs. 4,313.00Rs. 5,750.00
60 Min

Overview

For the man wanting a sculpted, groomed torso without daily maintenance. He prefers showing off defined chest or abs without excessive hair coverage. Perfect for fitness enthusiasts, swimmers, and style-conscious men who want their hard-earned physique to shine through, whether in unbuttoned shirts, at the beach, or during intimate moments.

What's Included

  • Neck to just below chest
  • Abdomen only

What doesn't include

  • Arms
  • Shoulders

Reschedule Policy

1st–2nd Session: ~10–25% reduction. Hair grows slower; patchy, thinner spots appear in beard, chest, back, arms, legs, underarms, and intimate areas. 3rd–4th Session: Noticeably less regrowth. Hair becomes finer and sparser across all treated areas. 5th–6th Session: ~60–75% reduction. Regrowth is minimal, lighter, and patchy. 7th–8th Session: Optimum results (~80–95% reduction). Only fine “peach fuzz” may remain. Some areas may need touch-up sessions. Maintenance: One session every 6–12 months keeps new hairs in check (especially beard, underarms, chest). Session Gaps (Medical Guidelines): Face / Beard: Every 4 weeks Body (underarms, arms, legs, chest, back, intimate areas): Every 6–8 weeks Tip: Avoid doing sessions too early; laser is effective only during active hair growth. Reschedule for the next due window; minor delays won’t affect results.

Step 1
Skin Typing Assessmen

A detailed analysis of your skin tone (Fitzpatrick scale) and hair density is done to customize settings.

Step 2
Optional: Numbing Cream Application

Applied only to highly sensitive areas (15 min) (e.g., bikini, underarms, face) for enhanced comfort.

Step 3
Shaving the Target Area

Hair is trimmed flush with the skin to avoid burns and ensure direct laser penetration into follicles.

Step 4
Conductive Gel Application

A detailed analysis of your skin tone (Fitzpatrick scale) and hair density is done to customize settings.

Step 5
Laser Calibration & Zonal Adjustment

Laser intensity, pulse width, and frequency are fine-tuned based on the treatment area — especially for folds, curves, and dense patches.

Step 6
Post-Treatment Care

Based on skin type and weather, either aloe vera gel or moisturizer is applied to soothe the skin, followed by a broad-spectrum sunblock for protection.

Pre Care

  • Shaving: Shave the treatment area 24 hours before your session.
  • Hair Removal: Avoid all other forms of hair removal, such as waxing or plucking, for 4-6 weeks prior.
  • Skin Preparation: Keep your skin clean and free from any products. On the day of your treatment, do not apply lotions, oils, deodorant, or makeup.
  • Sun Exposure: Strictly avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, and self-tanners for at least two weeks beforehand.
  • Health Disclosure: Inform your technician of any medications you are taking, existing skin conditions, or use of photosensitive drugs.
  • Final Preparations: Avoid heavy exercise, hot baths, and exfoliation immediately before your appointment. Remember to stay well-hydrated.

After Care

  • Soothing & Cooling: Apply cool compresses or ice packs (wrapped in a soft cloth) for 10-minute intervals to reduce swelling and irritation.
  • Moisturizing: Keep the treated area hydrated with a fragrance-free aloe vera gel or a gentle ceramide-based moisturizer suited to your skin and the climate.
  • Activity Restrictions: Avoid hot showers, saunas, steam rooms, and workouts for 24-48 hours to prevent inflammation.
  • Sun Protection: Strictly avoid direct sunlight for at least 48 hours. After this period, apply a high-protection, broad-spectrum SPF 50+ sunscreen daily if the area is exposed.
  • Clothing: Wear loose-fitting, breathable cotton clothing to minimize friction and allow the skin to breathe. Avoid tight garments, denim, or synthetic fabrics on treated areas.
  • Healing Process: Allow the skin to heal naturally. Do not scratch, pick, or exfoliate the treated area.
  • When to Seek Help: Contact your provider immediately if you experience severe redness, blistering, or prolonged irritation.