Leading Doctor for Laser Hair Removal
13 years of experience
Quartz HospitalKey takeaways:
Leading Doctor for Laser Hair Removal13 years of experienceQuartz Hospital
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The price for Laser Hair Removal in Turkey varies between £140 - £140.
The Laser Hair Removal offers include:
Factors influencing the price include clinic location, technology used, and practitioner experience.
 United Kingdom |  Turkey | |
|---|---|---|
| Laser Hair Removal | from £50 | from £140 |
Viktoriia Ripa, medical editor
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Before undergoing laser hair removal in Turkey, patients are typically advised to avoid sun exposure, waxing, and plucking for at least six weeks prior to treatment. This is to ensure that the hair follicles are in the best possible condition for effective laser targeting. Additionally, shaving the area to be treated a day before the session is recommended, as it prevents the burning of hair on the skin’s surface which can lead to irritation.
The duration of a laser hair removal session can vary depending on the size of the area being treated. Small areas such as the upper lip might take only a few minutes, while larger areas like the back or legs could require up to an hour per session. Multiple sessions, typically 4-6, spaced about four to six weeks apart, are usually necessary to achieve optimal results.
Laser hair removal generally involves minimal downtime, allowing patients to return to their normal activities immediately. Some redness and swelling may occur, but these are temporary and typically subside within a few hours. Cooling gels or creams may be recommended by the clinician to alleviate any discomfort.
Post-treatment care for laser hair removal is straightforward. Patients should avoid sun exposure and use a broad-spectrum SPF sunscreen to protect the treated areas. Cooling the skin with ice packs and using moisturizers can also help manage any initial irritation.
Patients can return to work or normal activities immediately after their laser hair removal session. However, it is advised to avoid intense physical activity for the first 24 hours to prevent irritation and sweating in the treated areas.
Typically, 4-6 sessions are required, spaced about four to six weeks apart. The exact number of follow-up appointments will depend on the treatment area and the individual’s hair growth cycle.
The cost of laser hair removal in Turkey can vary widely based on the size of the area treated and the number of sessions required. On average, each session may cost around £180. It’s important to note that prices can vary between clinics and additional expenses may include consultation fees, aftercare products, and travel costs, as accommodation and transfers are not typically included in treatment packages.
Discomfort during laser hair removal is generally minimal. Clinics in Turkey may use cooling devices during the procedure or apply topical anaesthetic creams to ease any pain. After the procedure, over-the-counter pain relief medications can be used to manage discomfort, though they are seldom required.
Patients are advised to avoid direct sunlight and not to use saunas, hot tubs, and avoid excessive exercise for at least 24 hours post-treatment to prevent irritation and sweating in the treated areas.
Laser hair removal typically does not cause scarring if performed correctly. However, there is a risk of temporary pigment changes, especially for those with darker skin tones. Proper post-treatment care, including the use of sunscreen, can help minimize this risk.
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