Laser Hair Removal in Leicester

Discomfort varies by person — many describe it like a rubber band pulling on the skin. Soprano Titanium's ICE Plus™ cooling makes it virtually pain-free for most clients.

Most clients need 6–8 sessions to achieve significant, long-lasting hair reduction, depending on the treatment area, hair density, and skin type.

It's best described as permanent hair reduction rather than permanent removal — most clients see up to 90% reduction, and any regrowth is typically finer and lighter.

Yes. Soprano Titanium combines three wavelengths (755nm, 810nm, 1064nm) to safely and effectively treat all skin tones, including darker skin.

Yes — shave the treatment area the night before your appointment. Avoid waxing or plucking, as this removes the hair root the laser needs to target.

Absolutely. It's a popular choice for men treating the back, chest, neck, shoulders, beardline, arms and legs — reducing ingrown hairs and razor burn.

Pricing depends on area and number of sessions. Our current Full Body & Face offer is £995 for a course of 6 (normally £1,800). A full price list is shared at your free consultation.

It varies from person to person, but on average clients see 70–90% permanent hair reduction over a full course of treatment.

Initially, treatments are typically spaced 4–6 weeks apart for the face and 8–10 weeks apart for the body, depending on your individual hair growth cycle.

We use the Soprano Titanium system, combining Alexandrite (755nm), Diode (810nm) and Nd:YAG (1064nm) wavelengths — safe and effective across all skin types and hair colours.

You'll likely see some hair reduction, but results won't be long-lasting. Hair grows in cycles, and most clients need 6–8 sessions to catch all follicles — hair that does return is usually finer and lighter.

No — laser hair removal should not be performed directly over tattooed areas, as the laser can alter the tattoo's appearance and potentially damage the skin.

Yes. Shaving doesn't affect the hair root, so it's fine between appointments. Waxing or plucking should be avoided, as these remove the root the laser needs to target.

Laser hair removal reduces hair so much that shaving is no longer necessary for most clients. It's more accurate to call it "permanent hair reduction" rather than "permanent removal" — some hair may grow back, but finer and lighter.

Lasers can reduce a lot of hair, but not all of it. Multiple sessions are needed because hair grows in different cycles, and some hair may return later, though noticeably lighter.

Yes, for most people — laser works in the long term, reduces ingrown hairs, and costs less over time compared to repeated waxing appointments.

Almost any area where unwanted hair is a concern — including the face, legs, arms, underarms, bikini area, chest and back. See our full price list for men's and women's treatment areas above.