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You finish your sessions. The hair stops growing back. Not all of it—80 to 90% of it, which means you’re done with the daily shave, the monthly wax, and the constant cycle that’s been eating your time for years.
The hair that does come back? Thinner. Lighter. Barely noticeable. Most clients don’t even bother with it.
This isn’t a temporary solution that lasts a few weeks. It’s a shift. You get your mornings back. You stop worrying about stubble before plans. You don’t schedule your life around hair removal appointments anymore. That’s what permanent hair reduction does—it removes the problem, not just the hair.
We’ve been in the cosmetology business since 2009, treating clients across Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island. Our founder, Jennifer DiLandro, is a Nurse Practitioner with over 18 years of experience and an Allergan Top 250 Injector—ranked #176 in the country. That’s not a marketing claim. That’s a credential.
We operate under the supervision of Dr. Sophia Lubin, a board-certified OB/GYN who serves as our Medical Director. Every treatment uses FDA-approved technology. Every technician is licensed and trained.
Hollis residents don’t need to trek into Manhattan for quality laser hair removal. You can get expert care close to home, from a team that’s been doing this long enough to know what works and what doesn’t.
First, you book a free consultation. You’ll discuss which areas you want treated, your hair type, your skin tone, and how many sessions you’ll likely need. Most people need 6 to 8 sessions spaced 4 to 5 weeks apart, but that varies based on the area and your hair growth cycle.
Before your first session, you’ll shave the treatment area. The laser targets the pigment in the hair follicle, so the hair needs to be there—just not above the surface. When you arrive, we apply a cool gel to your skin. Then the laser does its work, sending focused light energy into each follicle to damage it enough that it stops producing hair.
Does it hurt? Most people describe it as a quick rubber band snap. It’s not painless, but it’s nowhere near as uncomfortable as waxing. Sensitive areas can be numbed with a topical cream if needed. Small areas like the upper lip take 5 to 10 minutes. Larger areas like legs might take 45 minutes to an hour.
After your session, you might see some redness or slight swelling—that usually fades within a few hours. There’s no downtime. You go back to your day. Between sessions, you can shave, but no waxing or plucking. The goal is to let the laser catch the hair in its active growth phase during your next appointment.
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Laser hair removal isn’t cheap upfront, but let’s talk numbers. The average Brazilian wax costs around $59. If you wax once a month for 30 years, you’re spending over $20,000. Razors, shaving cream, and replacement blades add up to thousands more over a lifetime. Laser hair removal typically costs a few hundred to a few thousand dollars total, depending on the areas you treat—and then you’re done.
You’re not just paying for hair removal. You’re paying for smooth skin without ingrown hairs. Without razor burn. Without the pain of waxing. You’re buying back the time you’d spend shaving every few days or booking wax appointments every month.
In Hollis and across Queens, clients choose us because we have deep roots in the community and a track record that speaks for itself. You’re not walking into a brand-new clinic with no history. You’re working with a team that’s been refining our approach for over 15 years, using technology that’s proven to work on a wide range of skin tones and hair types.
Our service includes your consultation, all your sessions, and guidance on aftercare. You’ll know exactly what to expect before you commit. No surprises. No upselling. Just straightforward hair removal that delivers what it promises.
Most people need 6 to 8 sessions to see significant, lasting hair reduction. Some areas—like hormonal zones such as the face or bikini line—might need a few more. The reason you can’t do it all in one session comes down to how hair grows.
Your hair goes through three stages: active growth, transition, and resting. Laser hair removal only works on hair in the active growth phase, when the follicle is darkest and absorbs the most energy. At any given time, only 25 to 50% of your hair is in that phase. That’s why we space sessions 4 to 5 weeks apart—to catch different hairs as they cycle into the active stage.
You’ll start noticing results after 2 to 3 sessions. The hair grows back slower, thinner, and lighter. By the time you finish your full series, 80 to 90% of the treated hair will be gone for good. The rest is manageable—if it even bothers you at all.
It’s less painful than waxing, and it doesn’t cause the irritation that shaving does. Most clients describe the sensation as a quick snap, like a rubber band flicking against your skin. It’s not comfortable, but it’s brief—each pulse lasts a fraction of a second.
Pain tolerance varies from person to person, and some areas are more sensitive than others. The upper lip, bikini line, and underarms tend to be more uncomfortable than the legs or back. If you’re nervous about the pain, ask about topical numbing cream. It can take the edge off in sensitive areas.
The bigger picture: waxing rips hair out by the root, which is painful and can cause bruising, redness, and ingrown hairs. Shaving leads to razor burn, cuts, and constant stubble. Laser hair removal has a moment of discomfort during the session, and then you’re done. No ongoing irritation. No painful maintenance. Just smooth skin.
Laser hair removal provides permanent hair reduction, not 100% permanent removal. After you complete your full series of sessions, you can expect 80 to 90% of the treated hair to be gone for good. The follicles that were successfully targeted are damaged and won’t produce hair anymore.
The hair that does grow back tends to be much finer, lighter, and less noticeable than before. Some people don’t even bother with it. Others might do a quick touch-up session once a year or so, especially in hormonal areas where new follicles can activate over time due to changes in your body.
Why not 100%? Some follicles are resistant. Hormones can trigger new growth. But the results are long-lasting enough that most clients consider it life-changing. You go from shaving every few days or waxing every month to barely thinking about body hair at all.
You can—and should—shave between sessions. In fact, you’re supposed to shave the treatment area the night before or the morning of your appointment. The laser targets the pigment in the hair follicle beneath the skin, so the hair needs to be there, just not sticking out above the surface.
What you can’t do is wax, pluck, or use hair removal creams between sessions. Those methods remove the hair from the root, which means there’s nothing for the laser to target. The whole point of spacing sessions 4 to 5 weeks apart is to catch hair in its active growth phase. If you rip it out, you mess up the cycle.
Shaving is fine because it only cuts the hair at the surface. The follicle stays intact, and the laser can still do its job. So if you’re worried about walking around with visible stubble between appointments, don’t be. You can keep shaving as usual.
Laser hair removal typically costs anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, depending on the size of the area you’re treating and how many sessions you need. A small area like the upper lip or underarms will cost less than full legs or a full Brazilian. Most providers offer package deals that bring down the per-session price.
Now compare that to waxing. A single Brazilian wax costs around $59. If you wax once a month for 30 years, you’re spending over $20,000. Add in the cost of razors, shaving cream, and replacement blades over a lifetime, and you’re easily spending thousands more. Laser hair removal is a one-time investment that pays for itself within a few years.
But it’s not just about money. It’s about time. How many hours have you spent shaving in the shower or sitting in a waxing chair? How many times have you dealt with razor burn, ingrown hairs, or the pain of ripping hair out by the root? Laser hair removal removes the problem. You get smooth skin, you stop the maintenance cycle, and you move on with your life. That’s the real value.
There’s no downtime. You can go back to work, hit the gym, or run errands right after your session. Most people experience some mild redness or slight swelling in the treated area, similar to a mild sunburn. That usually fades within a few hours, though it can last up to a day in some cases.
For the first 24 hours after treatment, avoid anything that heats up your skin—hot showers, saunas, hot tubs, or intense workouts that make you sweat. Your follicles and skin need time to recover. After that, you’re good to go. Just keep the area clean, moisturize as needed, and avoid direct sun exposure for a couple of weeks. If you do go outside, wear sunscreen.
Some people notice the treated hair starting to shed a week or two after their session. That’s normal. It’s not new growth—it’s the damaged hair working its way out. You might also see some patchiness after your first few sessions. That’s expected. Hair grows in cycles, and the laser can only target what’s active at the time. Stick with your full series of sessions, and the results will even out.
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