Although laser hair removal is a cosmetic application, hair growth can be a symptom of a disease. Because; Before starting laser epilation, it is important to be examined by a physician, especially for hormonal disorders. If; Laser epilation is not recommended if the person has a hypertrophic scar, a blistering wound healing called colloid. If there are herpes (every pes) or skin infections in the area where laser epilation will be performed, laser epilation should not be performed, it should be done after the skin is completely healed. Tanned people should wait at least two weeks.

They should have realistic expectations about the results of laser hair removal. Especially in thin hair, the aim is not to disappear without any hair, but to decrease, thin and become less visible. Already, the FDA has accepted that lasers are devices that provide "permanent hair reduction", not "permanent hair removal". After the laser is done, it should be waited for at least 6 months to be able to say permanent result. In other words, we cannot say that the hair that has not come out 1 month after the laser will not grow again, it is necessary to wait 6 months to say that it will not grow again.

Laser hair removal prices vary according to the device and clinics. Prices are lower with real non-laser devices such as IPL and beauty salons that do not have the legal right to laser hair removal. Price should not be the only criterion when having laser hair removal. If you go to the beauty salon just because it is cheap, the fees will be even more because the sessions will take too long. What you need to look at is that the clinic you go to is approved by the ministry of health. More important than the price of laser hair removal is that the doctor chooses the right laser for your skin.