Ingrown hair & razor bump treatment
Laser and calming care for ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
- Typical sessions
- 3–6
- Downtime
- None
- Price
- On consultation
Typical ranges, not a promise. Your aesthetic expert confirms your plan after an assessment.
What is Ingrown hair & razor bump treatment?
Ingrown hairs and razor bumps are common where hair is coarse and shaved often. Laser reduces the hair that causes them, and calming care settles the skin.
Who it is for
How it works
- 1
A consultation and patch test to set the laser for your skin and hair.
- 2
The area is shaved and cleansed, and cooling is applied.
- 3
The laser passes over the area in short pulses.
- 4
Sessions repeat every 4–6 weeks to reach hair in each growth phase.
Aftercare
- Avoid sun exposure and use sunscreen on treated areas.
- Shave between sessions; skip waxing, threading and epilation.
- Avoid hot showers, saunas and workouts for 24 hours.
Tell us first if
- Pregnancy
- A fresh tan or recent sun exposure on the area
- Photosensitising medicines (tell us, so we can review your list)
Questions, answered
Why are several sessions needed?
Hair grows in cycles, and the laser works best on hair in its active growth phase. Spacing sessions reaches more follicles over time.
How does it feel?
Most people describe a quick snap or warmth with each pulse. Cooling keeps it to minimal discomfort for most areas.
Book a consultation for Ingrown hair & razor bump treatment
Your first visit is a conversation and an assessment. You receive a written plan, with the full cost, before any treatment begins.