Laser Hair Removal in Fort Lauderdale
Long-term hair reduction across face and body, performed by Lisa Matire. Every protocol begins with a consultation — Lisa calibrates the laser to your specific skin tone, hair type, and area before anything starts. The result is smoother skin you don't have to keep up with.
Performed by
- Lisa Matire
Certified Laser Technician
The kind of smooth that lasts.
Laser hair removal targets the pigment in hair follicles with calibrated wavelengths of light. Over a series of sessions, the laser quietly disables enough follicles in their active growth phase to deliver long-term reduction. Most patients see significant change after 6–8 sessions, and many never look back at a razor again.
- Underarms
- Bikini and Brazilian areas
- Legs (full or lower)
- Arms
- Upper lip and chin
- Back, chest, and other body areas
- Treatment time
30 to 45 min
- Downtime
A few hours
- Results
After 2 to 3 sessions
- Longevity
6 to 12 months
How often should I come for laser hair removal?
Sessions are spaced 4–8 weeks apart depending on the area. Most patients complete 6–8 sessions, then return once or twice a year for maintenance.
Does it work on all skin tones?
Yes. Lisa calibrates the laser to your specific skin tone, hair type, and area at your consultation — which is exactly why we never skip that step. The right settings make laser safe and effective across the full range of skin tones, from very fair to deep.
Is it painful?
Most patients describe it as a quick snap. Sensitive areas (bikini, underarms) feel more intense than legs or arms. We use cooling throughout the session.
Should I shave before my appointment?
Yes — shave 12–24 hours before. The follicle stays in the skin; the surface hair is gone so the laser targets the root without surface burn.
Can I do this in summer?
Best to start in fall or winter when sun exposure is lighter. The laser is light-based, and treated skin needs to stay out of direct sun for a couple weeks after each session.
Stop scheduling around shaving.
Individual results may vary. Outcomes vary by anatomy, history, and goals. Treatment plans are individualized — we'll discuss what's realistic during consultation.