Worth the CostWhile laser hair removal can be costly, many patients find the treatment's lasting effects and reduced hair growth more than worth the cost. The cost of a laser hair removal treatment varies depending on the area being treated, the physician performing the treatment, the number of treatments in a package, and other considerations. Since all individuals have their own unique pattern of hair growth, it is difficult to give a precise estimate of the number of treatments needed to completely eliminate your problem hair, or the exact cost of doing so. The safest approach is to set up a consultation with a physician in order to better understand prices for your particular case.
Consult a Physician for Exact Estimates
For many patients, three treatments may be enough to provide hair removal for many months. For others it may take more or less than three laser hair removal treatments. Many offices will offer a package of treatment sessions at a discount. Below find two charts with pricing estimates by region and body area being treated. Please note that these are estimates and in no way represent exact pricing at any location.
| Pricing Chart |
| Region |
Average Cost for 1 treatment |
Midwest |
$450 |
East |
$425 |
South |
$400 |
West |
$420 |
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the national average cost for laser hair removal is $429. Fees within various cities may vary depending on whether the doctor's practice is in an urban, suburban or rural area. This fee only covers the doctor's costs, and does not include other miscellaneous costs.
Area |
Average Cost for 1 treatment |
| Bikini |
$350 to $500 |
| Back Hair |
$600 to $900 |
| Lower Legs |
$600 to $850 |
| Upper Legs |
$600 to $850 |
| Arms |
$350 to $500 |
| Chest |
$350 to $600 |
| Under Arms |
$250 to $350 |
| Face & Neck |
$600 to $900 |
Last Modified: Febuary 21, 2008
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