The areas I need to treat keep expanding, so I would like to know the laser hair removal procedures and the duration of the results all at once.

At first, I was only concerned about my underarms, but now the areas I'm self-conscious about—including my calves, arms, and upper lip—are gradually increasing, so I am seriously considering laser hair removal. Shaving and waxing only provide temporary relief and are inconvenient every time, and they also irritate the skin, so I think laser hair removal would be better in the long run. However, since hair thickness and density vary by area, I would like to know all at once how the number of treatments and the duration of the results differ.

From what I’ve heard, for areas with thick hair like the underarms and upper lip, 5 to 6 laser hair removal treatments at intervals of 4 to 6 weeks provide near-semi-permanent results, while for the arms and legs, 5 to 8 sessions are typically sufficient for the effects to last for 1 to 2 years or more. I’ve also heard that areas with lighter hair, like fine facial hair, might require a few more sessions. Since I’m okay with getting treatments consistently once I start, I’d like to plan my laser hair removal routine with a target of 6 months to a year. Based on these criteria, I would appreciate it if you could explain during the consultation how realistically I should estimate the number of treatments and the duration of the results for each body part.