Laser hair removal is a non-surgical treatment that reduces unwanted hair by targeting hair follicles with concentrated light energy. The laser damages the follicle to slow and reduce future hair growth while leaving surrounding skin unharmed. Before treatment, the provider evaluates skin type, hair color, and treatment areas to determine appropriate laser settings and develop a personalized treatment plan. Multiple sessions are typically required, as hair grows in cycles and the laser is most effective during the active growth phase. During the procedure, the laser is applied to the skin surface, delivering brief pulses of energy. Most patients experience mild warmth or tingling, and the treatment does not require downtime. Laser hair removal offers long-term hair reduction and smoother skin when performed as a series of treatments under proper medical supervision.