Laser targets the root of the hair
Each pulse of light locks onto the pigment in your hair follicle, heats it up, and weakens its ability to grow back. Because your body grows hair in cycles, not all hairs are active at once. That’s why laser happens over a series of sessions, each round hits a new batch.

Laser gives long-term, lasting reduction. Once a follicle is destroyed, it can’t grow again but new follicles can activate over time (especially in areas driven by hormones like your back, chest, and shoulders).
Think permanent thinning and soft regrowth, Most guys end up with around 80–90% less hair and a massive drop in maintenance. 

Most men need 8–12 sessions, spaced 4–8 weeks apart, depending on your hair density and hormones.
After that, you might just do a quick maintenance session every 3–12 months to stay on top of it.

By session 3–4 you’ll notice:

• Less Regrowth that will be;
• Slower to grow and softer thinner hair
• Fewer in-growns and irritation
• Smoother skin that stays that way longer

Over time, hair becomes patchy and fine until most of it just doesn’t grow back.

• Darker, coarser hair on light to medium skin
• No fake tan or recent sun exposure
• Regular sessions, no big gaps between appointments

If your hair is lighter (blonde, red, grey) or if you have darker skin:
You’ll still get results, but it may take more sessions and top-ups since the laser relies on contrast between hair and skin.