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Laser hair removal packages: what they include and who they suit

Essential, complete, or any three areas you choose — what each package covers, what it costs, and how to pick one without overbuying.

A laser hair-removal treatment — the handpiece on warm-lit skin

The price of laser hair removal depends on how much area is treated and how many sessions the course runs to. Rather than pricing every zone separately, we group the most common requests into three sets. Below is what each covers, what it costs, and an honest view of who it actually suits.

What is the essential set and who is it for?

The essential set covers the bikini line and underarms in one session. These are the two most requested areas and together they take about an hour. A single session is €60, a course of four €240, a course of eight €450.

It is a sensible start if you want to stop shaving the most tedious places without committing to the whole body yet. See also our bikini area laser guide.

What is the difference between the complete set and the custom set?

The complete set is fixed: full bikini, legs and underarms. The session runs about two hours and costs €100, a course of four €380, a course of eight €700. It is the cheapest way to cover a large area at once.

The custom set gives you any three body zones: €125 a session, €450 for four, €800 for eight. It costs more than the complete set because flexibility means the zones can be larger or less standard. Choose it when what you want does not fit a ready-made set — the back, forearms and stomach, for instance.

Is a course actually cheaper?

Yes, and meaningfully. Eight sessions of the essential set works out at about €56 a session against €60 one at a time; on the complete set the per-session price drops from €100 to roughly €88. But the discount is not the only reason to take a course — and honestly, it is not even the main one.

The main reason is biological. Laser only affects hairs in their active growth phase, which is around a fifth of them at any moment. That is why a single session does not give a lasting result for anyone, whatever the device or the price. If you plan to come once, you will save money and not get the thing you paid for.

How many sessions are really needed?

For most people, six to eight, four to six weeks apart. A course of four is a good way to start and see how your hair responds; eight is realistic for a full course. We give you a specific number at the consultation, once we have seen your skin and hair type. There is a fuller explanation in how many laser sessions you need.

Can smaller areas be booked on their own?

They can. Facial areas are priced separately: side whiskers €20, lip and chin €45, full face €55. These are short sessions of about 30 minutes and a good way to try laser before committing to a larger course.

Every price and area is on the price list, and the treatment itself is described on the laser hair removal page. We settle on the right package at your consultation — and if your hair type is a poor fit for laser, we say so then, not after six sessions.

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This article is educational and not a substitute for an in-person consultation. Always book a consultation for advice specific to your skin.

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