*Black Friday Sale – Full Legs Laser Hair Removal

Enjoy silky smooth legs without the hassle of daily shaving or painful waxing. Say goodbye to stubble, razor bumps, and nicks, and hello to long-lasting, touchably soft skin that’s ready for any outfit, any season. Transform your daily routine and experience the ease of hair-free legs with Laser Hair Removal! Laser Hair Removal is a fairly low risk treatment, safely treating all skin types and ethnicities, provided the practitioner performing the treatment has the appropriate training and experience to take specific patient characteristics such as skin type, body treatment location, and sun-exposed or tanned skin into consideration when selecting the course of treatment. The most common complication from laser hair removal is hyperpigmentation. Hyperpigmentation is the temporary darkening of the skin. This can occur in light skinned patients who have had extended sun exposure resulting in the tanning of the skin. Hyperpigmentation is less common in darker skin types. Hyperpigmentation is not a burn and isn’t long-term, typically resolving on its own over the course of several days. In rare instances hyperpigmentation can last several months. If a patient experiences any issues or concerns following treatment the patient should contact their provider. Laser Hair Removal is a process that requires a series of treatments to achieve the best results. Because of this, at WIFH, all of our laser hair removal packages include 8 treatments at 6-week intervals. For more information about facial laser hair removal, read our blog by clicking here. NOTE: Hair color must be pigmented. Hair cannot be white, blonde or gray.  Our staff of Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Medical Aestheticians are all licensed laser practitioners by the Georgia Composite Medical Board. Since 2002, WIFH’s laser medical practitioners have performed more than 1.5 million Laser Hair Removal treatments. Consultation required before treatment if you have never had Laser Hair Removal with us.