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I’m Olha Po, a certified dermal clinician and cosmetic tattoo artist, and I’ve seen firsthand how laser technology can transform not just your skin, but your daily confidence. And here’s the truth: medical-grade laser technology, when used by trained laser therapists, is one of the most effective ways to achieve Permanent Hair Reduction while avoiding ingrown hairs, razor burn and that endless stubble cycle.
How Full Body Treatments Work
Full body hair removal doesn’t just cover one treatment area — it’s a comprehensive program targeting multiple skin areas such as underarms, arms, legs, bikini, chest, back and even face.
It works by using medical-grade laser technology that delivers controlled laser energy into the hair follicle. Through selective photothermolysis, the laser light heats the follicle without damaging surrounding skin tissue. Over several treatment intervals, the follicle weakens and leads to Permanent Hair Reduction.
This isn’t just a cosmetic treatment — it’s a medically backed treatment with proven results across different skin types, skin tones and treatment areas.
Benefits
Why choose body laser hair removal over waxing or shaving?
- Consistent results — Smooth skin across multiple areas in one treatment program.
- No more ingrown hairs — Laser technology reduces irritation common with shaving.
- Cheaper in the long run — The cost of laser hair removal is often lower than a decade of waxing appointments.
- Skin comfort — No razor burn, no sticky wax, no daily stubble.
- Confidence — Especially in Melbourne’s climate, where beach days can arrive out of nowhere, you’re always ready.
A clinical study found that after a full program, clients achieve up to 80–90% hair reduction depending on their skin type, hair growth cycles and treatment plan.
Who Should Avoid This Type of Hair Reduction
Not every client is suitable. Contraindications include:
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Use of photosensitising medications
- Active skin conditions (eczema, infections, dermatitis)
- Very light, grey or red hairs (low pigment for the laser pulse to target)
- History of keloid scarring
A test patch is always performed before starting a program to assess skin sensitivity and ensure safe results.
Who Is A Good Candidate
You may be a good candidate if you:
- Have medium to dark hair (best absorption of laser light)
- Want to get rid of unwanted hair
- Can commit to a treatment program of 6–10 sessions
- Have no contraindicated medical conditions
- Are willing to follow skin preparation and aftercare
I’ve treated clients from uni students who wanted laser hair removal deals to professionals investing in full body laser hair removal cost because it saves them time and effort long term.
Preparation
Preparation is key to safety and best results. Before full-body laser hair removal:
- Shave 24 hours prior — no waxing, plucking or epilating (we need intact follicles).
- Avoid tanning (natural or spray) for at least 2–4 weeks.
- Don’t use active skincare like retinol, acids or harsh scrubs on the treated skin areas.
- Tell your dermal clinician about medications, hormone influences or recent skin treatments.
- Wear loose cotton clothes for comfort after your appointment.
- Melbourne’s weather is unpredictable — apply SPF 50+ before and after sessions to protect skin pigmentation.
Procedure
Full body laser is not a quick in-and-out treatment — it’s a process that takes time and precision. Here’s what to expect:
- Consultation & Test Patch
Your journey starts with a consultation, where your skin type, skin tone and hair follicle density are assessed. A small test patch is always done to observe your skin’s response. This step ensures safe laser settings and gives you an idea of the sensation. - Skin Preparation
On treatment day, the therapist will clean your skin to remove oils, sweat or any product residue. Protective eyewear is provided to shield your eyes from the laser light. - Cooling Technology
A Dynamic Cooling Device or ICE technology is applied before each laser pulse. This quick burst of cold air or chilled contact plate reduces discomfort while allowing the laser light to safely penetrate the follicle. Clients often describe the sensation as a light rubber band snap — quick and tolerable. - Laser Delivery
The laser therapist then delivers pulses across all the selected skin areas — legs, arms, underarms, bikini, chest, back and face if required. Because hair grows in cycles, only follicles in the active growth (anagen) phase are destroyed in each session. This is why multiple treatments are needed for complete coverage. - Post-Care Products
Immediately after the treatment, soothing products are applied. These often include aloe vera gels, cooling sprays or lightweight, fragrance-free moisturisers to calm the skin surface and reduce redness. - Session Duration
Full body sessions are long. 2–4 hours in the clinic. For many of you, it will feel like a self-care day — bring a podcast, audiobook or playlist to pass the time.
Aftercare
Aftercare is half the treatment. Without it, even the most advanced laser won’t achieve long-lasting results. Here’s what I tell every client:
- Redness and warmth are normal for 24–48 hours. Skin may look like it has a mild sunburn.
- Avoid heat and friction — no hot showers, gyms, pools, or saunas for 48 hours.
- Moisturise generously with fragrance-free lotions or creams.
- Use cooling aids such as aloe vera gel or thermal water sprays to calm sensitivity.
- Wear loose clothing to prevent rubbing on treated areas.
- Daily SPF 50+ is essential.
Skipping aftercare risks prolonging recovery or even triggering irritation, folliculitis, or pigmentation. I always remind clients: “Aftercare is 50% of your result.”
Essential Items for Smooth Recovery
- Aloe Vera Gel — naturally cooling, reduces redness and inflammation.
- Thermal Water Sprays — ideal for sensitive skin and instant relief.
- Fragrance-Free Moisturisers — support hydration without irritating skin.
- Broad-Spectrum SPF 50+ — the most important product you’ll own in Australia.
Risks, Side Effects, And Skin Conditions
Modern medical-grade laser technology is considered safe, but side effects may occur:
- Temporary redness or swelling.
- Pigmentation changes.
- Rare blistering may occur if incorrect settings are used.
Clients with medical conditions, fine lines or existing skin sensitivity should always disclose these before treatment.
Melbourne-Specific Insights
Melbourne means we get both harsh summer UV and dry winter winds. Many of my clients start full-body laser hair removal in winter so they’re smooth by summer.
Our city is also multicultural, so I treat all skin tones and darker skin types. That’s why I use GentleYag Pro and Alexandrite lasers to cover the spectrum.
Types of Machines Used in the Treatment
Technology matters. The top machines used for body laser hair removal in Melbourne are:
- Candela GentleLase Pro (Alexandrite) — for lighter skin tones.
- GentleYag Pro (Nd: YAG) — for darker skin types.
- Diode lasers — for all skin tones.
- Q-Switched Laser — also used in tattoo removal and laser genesis skin rejuvenation.
How Many Treatments Will I Need?
Because of hair growth cycles, multiple sessions are required.
| Treatment Area | Sessions Needed | Notes |
| Underarm laser hair removal | 6–8 | Quick, coarse hair responds well |
| Full face laser hair removal | 6–10 | Hormonal influences may affect results |
| Full leg laser hair removal | 8–10 | Larger treatment area, longer intervals |
| Bikini / Brazilian | 6–8 | Hormone-dependent regrowth possible |
| Full body hair removal | 8–10 | Completed over 12–18 months |
Consistency is key for permanent hair reduction.
Does It Work On All Skin Types
Yes — full body laser hair removal works on most skin types, but results depend on your skin type, skin tone and hair colour.
- Light skin with dark hair — the gold standard.
- Medium to darker skin tones — safe with the right laser.
- Blonde, red, or grey hair — limited but improving.
Why a Consultation Matters
Every person’s skin surface, skin tone and hair follicle density is unique. That’s why I never rely on a generic chart. In my Melbourne studio, we always:
- Assess your skin type and tone using the Fitzpatrick scale.
- Check your hair follicle colour and density.
- Consider lifestyle factors.
- Run a test patch before committing to a full treatment plan.
This ensures you get the safest and best results possible, no matter your background.
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FAQ
How much is laser hair removal for the full body?
On average, full body laser hair removal costs in Melbourne are $400–$800 per session, with packages saving more long term.
Is full-face laser hair removal safe?
Yes, when performed with proper machines and parameters. Always start with a test patch.
Can darker skin types have laser safely?
What’s better: waxing or laser hair removal in the long term?
Waxing may feel cheaper session-to-session, but over 10 years, laser is significantly more cost-effective.
Can laser help with skin conditions like ingrown hairs?
Yes. By reducing hair growth at the follicle, laser minimises irritation and helps prevent recurring ingrowns.