Laser Hair Removal
FREE product pack worth £45
We are the UK’s leading laser hair removal specialists, with over 2 million treatments delivered since 1990.
We have 13 clinics in London alone, and over 50 nationwide.
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Able to treat
all skin tones
Safe environment with
strict medical protocols
Up to 90% permanent
reduction of hair growth
Do you suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome? Achieve long-lasting results with laser hair removal
If you suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), you may be experiencing excessive hair growth which can be one of the symptoms. Hair can grow on the face, neck, chest, back, buttocks or tummy. This condition is also commonly known as hirsutism. We understand this can drastically affect your confidence, but unlike many of the other symptoms of PCOS, this is something you can take control of. There are many hair removal methods available, but none will give you the fast, effective, long-lasting results of a laser hair removal treatment. At sk:n we have a team of experts who will give you the very best advice and the latest laser technology to give you optimum results.
How does laser hair removal work?
Laser hair removal uses brief pulses of light energy which damages or destroys the root of each individual hair follicle which prevents regrowth. As you progress through your course of treatments, the hairs will become softer and finer and growth will gradually slow down. This is how we can effectively achieve up to 90% permanent hair reduction.
What areas can be treated?
Laser hair removal can be used almost anywhere on the face and body. The most common areas we treat include the chin, cheeks, upper lip, underarms, legs and eyebrows. We also offer a full face treatment or full body treatment which can be very cost-effective.
What are the benefits of laser hair removal?
You will see a permanent reduction of up to 90%. If hair grows back during your treatment, it will be finer, lighter and softer. With laser hair removal you will also avoid ingrown hairs, shaving rash and stubble. With many other forms of hair removal, including waxing, plucking, shaving and hair removal cream, the hair will return quickly, often within a matter of days. Laser hair removal will give you long-lasting results, saving both time and money in the long term. Laser hair removal can also improve skin tone and texture, as it does not cause pigmentation or uneven skin which you can experience with shaving or waxing.
Three simple steps to start your journey
Step 1
Book a no-obligation consultation with an experienced laser hair removal practitioner to examine and discuss your hair growth. You can call us directly or request a call back.
Step 2
Visit your sk:n clinic and meet your skin expert for a one to one consultation. During this consultation we will:
• Assess your acne and discuss options for treatment.
• Explain the procedure, likely outcomes and costs.
• Go through your past medical history.
• Answer any questions you have regarding the treatment.
Step 3
Begin your acne treatment at the UK’s leading skin clinic. All of our treatments are performed in a clinical environment. If you choose a course of six or eight, we will include a free Aftercare Treatment Programme worth £45. These products are extra gentle and soothing and will help to calm any irritation after your treatment. The Treatment Programme includes Avène Thermal Water Spray 150ml, sk:n Aloe Vera Gel 100ml, sk:n Sunscreen SPF30 100ml.
sk:n are regulated through the Care Quality Commission (CQC) the same regulator as the NHS and the equivalent in Scotland (HIS) and Wales (HIW). Trust the experts, we perform over 4500 acne treatments every year so you can rest assured you’re in safe hands.
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Pricing
Including a FREE product pack worth £45. To take advantage of these great prices, book your free* consultation to check suitability and then book the right course for you.
We have 13 laser hair removal clinics in London alone, and over 50 nationwide:
London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh, Leicester, Bristol, Newcastle, Liverpool, Nottingham, Sheffield, Aberdeen, Cardiff
*Full body treatments include all or any of: Chest – Abdomen – Full Back – Arms – Underarms – Full Legs – Buttocks – Peri Anal – Bikini Line (any),
OR MEN’S TORSO (include all or any of: Chest – Abdomen – Full Back, Shoulders, Upper arms)
* All Free consultations are subject to a deposit payment from £25 – £50
| Treatment | Single Treatment From | Course of 8 Price per Treatment From |
| Eyebrows | £47.00 |
£47.00
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| Upper Lip | £85.00 |
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| Chin | £95.00 |
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| Underarms | £110.00 |
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| Bikini | £130.00 |
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| Half face | £170.00 |
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| Full Face | £235.00 |
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| Arms | £270.00 |
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| Legs | £320.00 |
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| Women's full body* | £655.00 |
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| Men's full body* | £765.00 |
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Arrange a Consultation
One of our friendly sk:n advisors will contact you to answer any questions you may have and help you on your sk:n journey.
- Qualified medical experts
- An NHS Partner organisation
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- Appointments available nationwide, seven days a week
What are the symptoms of PCOS?
The most common symptoms of PCOS include excessive hair growth, irregular or no periods, weight gain, thinning hair and acne. It has also been associated with diabetes. At sk:n we also have a wide range of acne and acne scarring treatments so talk to one of our acne specialists if you are suffering from this condition.
Why Does Pcos Cause Acne?
The hormonal imbalance associated with PCOS can have an impact on the skin’s appearance. Many people suffer from excess oil, which can lead to congestion in the skin resulting in breakouts and acne. This can, in turn, lead to painful nodules and even scarring.
Why Does Pcos Cause Facial Hair?
The presence of high levels of male hormones (androgens) associated with PCOS can lead to excessive hair growth on the face and body. This can be extremely embarrassing and difficult to manage, with some women suffering from anxiety and depression as a result. Regular waxing and shaving can cause the delicate skin on the face to become sore and sensitive with ingrown hairs – and can even cause hyperpigmentation.
What is hirsutism?
Hirsutism is the name given to excessive hair growth in women and is caused by the production of the androgens hormones, such as testosterone. The most common cause of hirsutism is PCOS but it can also be caused by medicines, anabolic steroids, or other hormonal conditions. Find out more on the NHS website.
Does laser hair removal hurt?
Laser hair removal doesn’t hurt. It is described as feeling like the flick of an elastic band on your skin. The more sessions you have, the less pain you feel as there are fewer hair follicles targeted.
How long does laser hair removal last?
Most of our clients see up to 90% permanent reduction in hair growth after a course of treatments. Results are dependent on hair type and colour.
Is laser hair removal safe?
Yes, laser hair removal is completely safe. The high-grade laser targets only the hair follicle which ensures the surrounding skin is unharmed. You may experience some redness, but this should subside within 24 hours.
Is laser hair removal suitable for darker skin?
Laser hair treatment is suitable for any skin type or colour, as long as your hairs are dark enough to attract the laser. We use specific lasers for darker skin tones.
What are the alternatives to laser hair removal?
Home remedies include shaving, waxing, bleaching, plucking, or hair removal creams. Unfortunately, none of these will last very long and the hair will return quickly. Professional waxing treatments could last longer, however, this can become quite costly as well as time-consuming as you usually have to repeat the treatment every 2-4 weeks on an ongoing basis. Unlike IPL (intense pulsed light), laser hair removal is suitable for dark skin tones and hard-to-reach areas. And in contrast to electrolysis, it can be used to remove hair all over the body, with the ability to target large areas at one time.
Why do I need a course of treatments?
The hair grows in four phases: the anagen phase, the catagen phase, the telogen phase and the exogen phase. The hair follicle must be targeted at a specific time during its growth cycle which will prevent the hair from returning. Individual hairs will most likely be in different parts of the hair growth cycle at any one time hence the reason why a course of treatments is required. Your practitioner will talk this through with you during your initial consultation, but as a guide we usually recommend 6-8 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart (depending on the body area to be treated).
