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Laser Hair Removal
Laser Hair Removal (Candela & Cynosure Elite+)
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Laser Hair Removal Prices and Clinics in Sharjah
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Laser Hair Removal Specialists
Dr. Khaled Abdulrahman
Emirates International Medical Center
Dr. Noha Samir Amer
Saudi German Hospital
Dr. Tehsin Malik
Bushra Specialist Medical Centre
Dr. Akhil Vijay
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Huma Hamayon
Glow Aesthetics Clinic
Dr. Yuri Macrino
Karisma Medical Center
Dr. Nebal Albitar
Emirates International Medical Center
Dr. Samah Abdella
British Medical Complex
Dr. Aya Basil (Alqutub)
British Medical Complex
Dr. Khansa Hashim Fathi
Al Madar Medical Center
Dr. Branislav Matejic
Saudi German Hospital
Dr. Anoop S. Babu
CosmoLaser Medical Center
Dr. Nazia Muhammad Yaqoob
Eve Medical Center
Dr. Rakhi Raman
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Homam Alashek
Luxury Touch Medical Center
Dr. Kalpana
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Sp. Nahed Alkasem
Emirates International Medical Center
Dr. Lila Askari
Lavie Clinic
Dr. Qibtia Iqbal
Glow Aesthetics Clinic
Dr. Karan Shetty
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Rabia
Glow Aesthetics Clinic
Dr. Kimbra Barretto
Glow Aesthetics Clinic
Dr. Nibraz C H
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Krishna Priya S
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Specialist Abdullah Al Zouabi
Emirates International Medical Center
Dr. Ameen Basil CK
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Malek Orabi
Emirates International Medical Center
Dr. Sadhuna Solih
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Majeda Hader
Ajyad Medical Center
Dr. Mohammad Zakki
Emirates International Medical Center
Dr. Lina Ahmad
Al Madar Medical Center
Dr. Sakina Lokhandwala
Bushra Specialist Medical Centre
Dr. Sandro Cecilio
Karisma Medical Center
Dr. Israa Mahde
Ajyad Medical Center
Dr. Irfan Ullah
Life Medical Centre
Dr. Dania Omar
Karisma Medical Center
Dr. Ambati Lavanya
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Mustafa Alqaysi
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Sonia Cheibi
Lavie Clinic
Dr. Omer Elamin Salih
Bushra Specialist Medical Centre
Dr. Huda Ebrahim Shaheen
Karisma Medical Center
Dr. Makram Al Waiz
Al Madar Medical Center
Dr. Abraham Thomas
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Rehana Bashir
Glow Aesthetics Clinic
Dr. Khushbu
Glow Aesthetics Clinic
Dr. Mona Nofal
Emirates International Medical Center
Dr. Rana Ali
British Medical Complex
Dr. Shahzadi
Eve Medical Center
Dr. Darshana Sundaresh
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Rabab Khater
Glow Aesthetics Clinic
What is laser hair removal?
Laser hair removal uses focused light to target the pigment in hair follicles and reduce hair growth over a course of sessions. It is more accurately described as long-term hair reduction than permanent removal: many people see a lasting reduction, but some regrowth is common and top-up sessions may be needed. It can be used on most body areas, and suitability depends on skin and hair type, which a practitioner assesses before treatment.
What laser hair removal costs in Sharjah
Medifinder does not yet have enough comparable laser hair removal prices to calculate a reliable UAE market range. Available clinic prices are shown individually with their pricing units and last-confirmed dates.
Laser hair removal is quoted per session, per area, or as a course (package) of sessions. Because most areas need several sessions, a per-session price is not the full cost; a package usually reflects the real spend more honestly. Prices are indicative and clinic-published; confirm how many sessions a quote covers and which area is included before comparing.
Laser hair removal prices by area
Smaller areas such as the upper lip or underarms cost less per session than large areas such as the legs or full body, which use more time and often come as packages. Live prices are shown for an area only where its pricing unit is known; otherwise the area is listed for context. The number of sessions an area needs varies between people.
- Upper lip
- Chin
- Underarms
- Bikini / Brazilian
- Legs
- Arms
- Back / chest
- Full body: Priced as a larger package; confirm which areas are included.
- Face
- Laser hair removal for men
Per session, per area, or a course
Laser hair removal is a course, not a one-off: most areas need several sessions spaced weeks apart to reduce hair over time. Some clinics quote per session, some per area, and some sell a package of sessions. A per-session price looks lower than a course but the full cost depends on how many sessions you have. When comparing, check whether a price is a single session or a course, how many sessions are included, and which device is used, because suitability and the number of sessions vary with skin and hair type.
| Quote type | What it means | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Per session | A price for one visit for a named area. | How many sessions the area typically needs, and the area size. |
| Per area | A price for a named area, sometimes per session, sometimes packaged. | Whether it is one session or a course, and how the area is defined. |
| Course / package | A set number of sessions for one price. | Exactly how many sessions, over what period, and top-up policy. |
What does a laser hair removal price include?
To compare like for like, confirm what a quote covers before booking. These are the items that most often differ between clinics.
- Whether the price is per session or a full course
- How many sessions the price covers
- Exactly which body area is included
- The device used and whether it suits your skin type
- A patch test and consultation
- Whether top-up sessions are extra
- Whether the figure is a starting price and applies to one branch
Laser devices and how they differ
Clinics use different laser devices (commonly diode, Alexandrite, and Nd:YAG) as well as IPL, which is light rather than a single-wavelength laser. Devices differ in the skin and hair types they suit; Nd:YAG, for example, is often chosen for darker skin tones. A clinic should tell you which device it will use and why it suits you. This page does not present any device as universally superior.
What affects the final price
The size of the area is the biggest driver: a full body course costs far more than a single small area. The number of sessions matters too, and this varies with hair colour, thickness, and skin type. Buying a package rather than single sessions usually changes the per-session cost. The device used, the clinic’s location, and whether a patch test and reviews are included also affect the price.
Laser hair removal at a glance
The facts below are typical and general. Individual assessment by a licensed professional decides what applies to you.
| Clinical name | Laser hair reduction |
|---|---|
| Sessions typical | Often ~6–8, spaced weeks apart |
| Session time | Minutes for small areas; longer for large |
| Sensation | A snapping / warm feeling; cooling often used |
| Downtime | Generally minimal; avoid sun after |
| Results | Long-term reduction; top-ups may be needed |
| Insurance | Cosmetic use generally paid privately |
Before, during and after treatment
Before treatment, a practitioner reviews your skin and hair type and usually does a patch test; you are typically advised to avoid sun exposure and not to pluck or wax beforehand. During a session, the device passes over the area; most people feel a snapping or warm sensation rather than significant pain, and cooling is often used. Afterwards, the area may be pink for a short time, and sun protection is advised. Results timeline: hair sheds over the days after each session, and reduction builds over the course. Several sessions spaced weeks apart are usual, and periodic top-ups may be needed. Results and the number of sessions vary between individuals.
Safety, side effects and suitability
Laser hair removal is generally well tolerated when performed by a trained practitioner with a device suited to your skin type, but suitability and risk depend on skin tone, hair colour, the device, and the settings used. Common, usually temporary effects include redness, mild swelling around the follicles, and a warm sensation. Less often, and more so with the wrong device or settings, there can be burns, blistering, or temporary changes in skin colour, particularly on darker or tanned skin. A patch test and a professional assessment help reduce these risks. Tell the clinic about medicines, recent sun exposure, and any skin conditions before treatment.
How to compare laser hair removal clinics
Look beyond the headline number. Check whether the price is a single session or a course, how many sessions are included, and which device the clinic uses for your skin type. Ask whether a patch test and reviews are part of the price. The relevant facility and professional regulator depends on the clinic’s location. Where Medifinder shows a facility-licence status, it means the clinic’s licence was checked against the regulator’s available records. It is not an assessment of clinical quality or of who performs the treatment. Confirm the final quote and your suitability directly with the clinic before booking.
Compare laser hair removal prices by emirate
Laser hair removal is offered across the UAE. Choose an emirate to see local clinics, local prices and neighbourhood filters. Availability and prices vary between clinics rather than by a single rule per emirate.
People comparing laser hair removal often also look at IPL and at skin treatments offered alongside it. The links below lead to related pages where Medifinder has enough information to be useful.
Frequently asked questions
How much does laser hair removal cost in the UAE?
Laser hair removal is usually priced per session, per area, or as a course of sessions. A per-session price is not the full cost, because most areas need several sessions. See the live range above for comparable prices, and confirm how many sessions a quote covers with the clinic.
How many sessions of laser hair removal will I need?
Most areas need several sessions spaced weeks apart, commonly around six to eight, because the laser affects hair in its active growth phase. The exact number varies with your hair colour and thickness, skin type, the area, and the device used. Periodic top-up sessions may be needed later.
Is laser hair removal permanent?
It is better described as long-term hair reduction than permanent removal. Many people see a lasting reduction in hair after a full course, but some regrowth is common and occasional top-up sessions are often needed. Results vary between individuals.
Does laser hair removal hurt?
Most people describe a snapping or warm sensation rather than significant pain, and many devices use cooling to improve comfort. Sensitivity varies by area and by person. Tell the practitioner if a setting feels too strong.
Does laser hair removal work on dark skin?
It can, but the device and settings matter. Nd:YAG lasers are often chosen for darker skin tones because they lower the risk of pigment changes. A patch test and an assessment of your skin type help the clinic choose a suitable device. Discuss your skin type during the consultation.
Is a package cheaper than paying per session?
Clinics often price a course of sessions differently from single sessions, so the per-session cost can change. A package is only better value if it covers the number of sessions you actually need for that area. Confirm exactly how many sessions are included and the top-up policy before comparing two prices.
What is the difference between laser and IPL?
A laser uses a single, focused wavelength, while IPL uses broad-spectrum light. Both target hair pigment, but they can differ in how they suit particular skin and hair types and in the number of sessions. Ask the clinic which technology it uses and why it suits you.
Is laser hair removal covered by insurance in the UAE?
Laser hair removal for cosmetic reasons is generally not covered by insurance. In specific medical situations a related treatment may be considered, but this is uncommon. Check with your insurer before treatment.