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Laser Hair Removal Pre-Care & Aftercare Instructions

Everything You Need to Know Before and After Your Laser Hair Removal Appointment

Laser hair removal is an effective option for long-term hair reduction. At Eureka Body Care & Spa, we provide professional laser hair removal treatments designed for different skin types and treatment areas.

Proper preparation and aftercare help reduce irritation and support a safe treatment experience.

Before Your Laser Hair Removal Appointment

After Laser Hair Removal

What to Expect After Treatment

Treated hairs may gradually shed over the following days or weeks. This is a normal part of the hair removal process.

Because hair grows in different cycles, multiple treatments are generally required for optimal hair reduction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I shave between laser hair removal sessions?

Yes. Shaving is generally the preferred hair removal method between sessions.

Can I go to the gym after laser hair removal?

We recommend avoiding intense workouts for 24–48 hours or until any redness and sensitivity have resolved.

Why does my hair appear to grow after treatment?

Treated hairs may appear to grow as they gradually shed from the follicles.

Can I get laser hair removal with a tan?

Recent tanning can increase the risk of skin injury or pigmentation changes. Notify your provider before your appointment.

When to Contact Us

Contact Eureka Body Care & Spa if you experience blistering, significant pain, increasing redness, unusual swelling, or signs of infection.

Ready to start your laser hair removal journey?

Contact Eureka Body Care & Spa to learn more about our treatment packages, touch-up options, and current specials.

Eureka Body Care & Spa — 303 5th Ave, 4th Floor, Suite 407, New York, NY 10016 · Call (212) 858-0706 · Text (833) 255-9387

Learn more about this treatment: Laser Hair Removal — or book your visit at our Appointments page.

Your provider may modify these instructions based on your skin type, treatment area, and laser settings.

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