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Laser Hair Removal Clinic: 5 Essential Things to Choose

Laser Hair Removal Clinic: 5 Essential Things to Choose the Best One

A few years ago, lasers were much less commonplace, and there were limited options as to which laser hair removal clinic to visit. Now, laser treatments are becoming more and more routine due to increased accessibility – there are SO many clinics out there now who offer laser hair removal, tattoo removal, etc. As a result of this, treatment prices are much more competitive and thus more affordable to a wider range of people.

The trouble is, in a world with a laser hair removal clinic on every street (all offering amazing, cheap deals), how do you choose which one to go to?

Unfortunately, in order to maximise profits in a rapidly expanding industry, a tendency has developed for some clinics to use cheaper laser equipment, machines that aren’t always maintained, and technicians who may be under-trained (fast-track training courses or in-house training only) and operate under stressful working conditions with short treatment times, over-booked to fit as many clients in as possible.

These factors can lead to many adverse side effects, including (to mention just a few) laser burns, hyper/hypopigmentation and paradoxical hypertrichosis (stimulated hair growth). From 2025, the UK Government’s new cosmetic licensing framework requires laser hair removal clinics to hold a practitioner licence and meet defined training and safety standards. The Leeds Skin Clinic already exceeds every requirement — here’s how to check any clinic you’re considering

Laser hair removal clinic

So, in an unregulated industry, what should you look for in a laser hair removal clinic in the UK?

Your safety is paramount. At The Leeds Skin Clinic we operate from the premises of our CQC registered GP surgery (The Leeds Clinic), with doctors and nurses on site. We are held to the highest medical standards with CQC, and we hold our Skin Clinic to the same expectations.

Our therapists are Level 4+ trained with years of experience working with lasers and clients of all skin types, hair types, and varying concerns. Every day is a school day though, and we are continuously updating our knowledge and skills by attending regular training sessions to ensure we always get the best results for every client and are known as the best laser hair removal clinic in Leeds.

We use only the best equipment, which is kept regularly maintained. We use Alma Soprano Titanium Special Edition for hair removal and Alma Harmony XL Pro for all other laser treatments including tattoo removal, iPixel, skin tightening, ClearLift, and more. The Soprano Titanium’s multi-wavelength system (755nm + 810nm + 1064nm) is exactly what makes laser safe for darker Fitzpatrick types

We have longer appointment times, meaning you have time to relax during your treatment without fear of being kicked out for the next client. This allows enough time to thoroughly treat every area with no rush. We also always have time to listen to any concerns, answer any questions, or just have a good old chat!

We understand laser and we understand what it feels like to be lasered (we have all been a client once) so we aim to make the experience as comfortable as possible!

Absolutely everyone welcome, always 😊

Client Testimonial:

Researched lots of places, went for many consultations but nothing stood out as much as The Leeds Clinic did! Had my thorough consultation for Laser hair removal with Jenny and she made me feel very at ease throughout the whole process from the consultation to the actual treatment.

I came across the leeds clinic on instagram as it was a video of how the treatment goes and this was a big factor in my decision as I could visibly see everything that was going to happen and could also speak to Jenny in person about anymore questions I had.’

How many laser hair removal sessions do you need?

Most people require 6–8 sessions to achieve significant, long-lasting hair reduction.

This is because laser hair removal only targets hairs in the active growth phase, and not all hairs are in this phase at the same time.

What results can you expect?

  • 80–95% permanent hair reduction after a full course
  • Hair grows back finer, lighter, and slower
  • Some maintenance sessions may be needed over time

How far apart should laser hair removal sessions be?

Treatment timing depends on the area being treated, but typically:

  • Face: every 4–6 weeks
  • Body (legs, underarms, bikini): every 6–8 weeks

This spacing ensures each session targets new hairs entering the growth phase.

How long does it take to see results?

Most clients notice visible changes after 2–3 sessions, including:

  • Slower regrowth
  • Softer, finer hair
  • Patchy reduction

Full results develop gradually over the course of treatment.

How much does laser hair removal cost in Leeds?

Pricing can vary depending on the clinic, technology, and treatment area.

In Leeds, typical prices are:

  • Small areas (e.g. upper lip, chin): £40–£70 per session
  • Medium areas (e.g. underarms, bikini): £60–£120 per session
  • Large areas (e.g. legs, back): £150–£300 per session

Many clinics offer package pricing for 6–8 sessions, which reduces the overall cost.

For exact pricing, it’s best to view our packages or book a consultation by simply clicking on this link: 

Is laser hair removal permanent?

Laser hair removal provides permanent hair reduction, not complete removal.

This means:

  • Most hair will not grow back
  • Any regrowth is usually finer and less noticeable
  • Occasional maintenance sessions may be needed

Why choosing the right clinic affects your results

The number of sessions and results you achieve depend heavily on:

  • The quality of the laser technology
  • The experience of the practitioner
  • Proper treatment timing and settings

Cheaper clinics may require more sessions due to less effective equipment or rushed treatments — which can cost more in the long run.

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