How Much Does Laser Hair Removal Cost in Atlanta?
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Buckhead Facial Plastic Surgery: Theresa M. Jarmuz, MD
1218 W Paces Ferry Rd NW Unit 108
Atlanta, GA 30327
Phone: (404) 233-3937
Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Shaving and waxing can be time-consuming, ineffective, and often uncomfortable. Worst of all, the effects are only temporary. That’s why so many people have been thrilled to discover that laser hair removal in Atlanta, Georgia, is a convenient way to achieve permanent hair reduction. Dr. Theresa M. Jarmuz uses the revolutionary FDA-approved Syneron™ Comet laser hair removal system to help women and men from Buckhead, Vinings, Smyrna, and Brookhaven reduce unwanted hair in a variety of areas without discomfort or downtime.
To learn more about laser hair removal in Atlanta, book now with Dr. Jarmuz online or call her office at (404) 233-3937.
The Comet laser hair removal system combines light energy with radiofrequency (RF) to destroy hair follicles. It offers a variety of advantages over older methods of laser hair removal, including:
Safety is of utmost importance for patients seeking laser hair removal for the face due to the sensitivity and visibility of the skin in this area. The Comet features Active Dermal Monitoring™, which allows Dr. Jarmuz to monitor energy delivery for a safe and uniform facial rejuvenation treatment. There are no adverse effects, so, if anything, you will temporarily experience only mild redness in the treated area.
Just because laser hair removal in Atlanta is easy and nonsurgical doesn’t mean its effects are minimal. It is still a very satisfying procedure for many patients who feel free from the frustration and annoyance of plucking and waxing. They can walk out of treatment, back into their routine, and feel confident that (even in the brightest sunlight) they don’t have to be self-conscious about unsightly hair.
During your laser hair removal session, the specialized Comet laser targets and heats the hair follicles, preventing future hair growth while leaving the surrounding skin unharmed. Sessions typically take a few minutes up to an hour depending on the treatment area. Prior to your appointment, we recommend avoiding sun exposure, refraining from waxing, and taking a break from skin care products with strong ingredients. After treatment, steer clear of tanning, hot showers, and vigorous exercise for at least 24 to 48 hours to minimize irritation.
Dr. Jarmuz is a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon offering a variety of surgical and minimally invasive facial cosmetic procedures, including:
During your consultation, Dr. Jarmuz will talk with you about additional treatment options that could help you attain your cosmetic goals.
Our Comet laser is designed for comfort. Patients may feel a mild snapping sensation, but it’s generally well tolerated.
The laser only affects hair in its active growth phase; not all follicles are active at once. So, on average, 6 to 8 sessions are needed for optimal results.
Once achieved, results last indefinitely, although occasional maintenance treatments may be needed.
Yes, you should shave the treatment area 24 hours before your laser hair removal session. This allows the laser to effectively locate and target your hair follicles, leading to better results.
Laser hair removal can significantly reduce hair growth, but it may not remove 100% of the hair. Most patients experience a 70% to 90% reduction, with any remaining hair typically being finer and lighter. Periodic maintenance sessions help keep the area smooth over time.
Yes, the Comet laser is designed to safely and effectively treat darker skin tones. By combining radiofrequency energy with diode laser technology, it can target hair follicles without damaging the surrounding skin, making it a suitable option for a wide range of skin tones, including those with more melanin.
Both treatments stop hair growth by destroying hair follicles. Laser hair removal treats many follicles at once with laser energy, while electrolysis treats individual follicles with an electrical current.
Ingrown hairs develop when hair gets trapped beneath skin cells. Laser hair removal prevents hair follicles from producing hair, so hair typically does not become ingrown. In some cases, a follicle is only partially disabled and grows fine hairs that are too weak to break through the skin’s surface, becoming ingrown. The best way to minimize ingrown hairs is to perform gentle exfoliation before and after treatments as directed by our staff.