There are some points you should consider before you decide to take laser hair removal procedure as follow:

1. Slower results for dark-skinned or tanned women. Laser hair removal procedures are most suitable for individuals with light-colored skin and dark hair because the laser beam targets dark material. Dark skin pigmentation can prevent lasers from reaching the hair follicles more rapidly. Evidence also shows that the lighter a woman's hair color, the less efficient the technology is in eliminating those problem hairs.

2. There are pros and cons that we need to weigh when considering facial hair removal treatment since there are high risks involved especially for the removal of facial hair near the area around the eyes. Since laser rays can penetrate deeply into the skin, it will be extremely dangerous where there is a high possibility of losing eyesight as the laser streams are to be absorbed by the area around the eyes. Besides that, the skin which has been exposed to the laser beams would experience redness or get burnt especially for those who have sensitive skin.

3. Can you afford the laser hair removal treatment costs? It takes several sessions to rid a body part of hair, and each session costs on average $300 up to $1,000. It really depends on how much hair needs to be removed and the type of lasers used. Some clinics' laser hair removal prices are calculated on a "per-pulse" basis and several hundred laser pulses may be needed to remove hair in just one area. Also, because hair grows in cycles, it's almost a sure bet that repeat sessions will be needed to ensure that all unwanted hair is removed - which translates to more cash out of your pocket. It's not only the location that has an impact on how much money you'll ultimately be spending but the size of the area to be treated as well as how many treatments are needed need to be factored in. If you want to have all the hair on your legs removed you'll obviously pay more in laser hair removal costs than you would for having your eyebrows done.

4. It can be expensive and time-consuming, but the results may not be permanent.