
Everyone’s hair and skin are different, which means the number of laser sessions required can vary from person to person. Some of the key factors include:
1. Hair Colour and Thickness
Lasers work by targeting melanin, the pigment that gives hair its colour. Darker, coarser hairs absorb more laser energy and are typically easier to treat. Blonde, red, grey, or very fine hairs contain less pigment, so they may need additional sessions or may not respond as strongly to treatment.
2. Skin Tone
Modern laser systems, such as those used at Ozone clinics , are designed to treat a wide range of skin tones safely. However, darker skin tones require more precise energy calibration to protect the surrounding skin, which can mean slightly more sessions are needed to achieve optimal results.
3. Hormonal Factors
Hormonal changes caused by puberty, pregnancy, menopause, or conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can affect hair growth. If your body produces higher levels of androgens (male hormones), it may cause new hairs to grow after treatment. These clients often benefit from maintenance sessions to keep results stable over time.
4. Treatment Area
Some areas of the body respond faster than others. The underarms and lower legs tend to show quicker improvement, while areas such as the face or bikini line can take a little longer due to hormonal influence or finer hair texture.
5. Laser Type and Clinic Expertise
Not all laser systems are the same. At Ozone clinics , we use advanced medical-grade devices operated by trained practitioners who understand how to adjust wavelength, pulse duration, and energy levels to suit each client’s skin and hair profile. This ensures safety, comfort, and effective results from every session.