Would it be most convenient to start laser hair removal in the fall or winter? Haha.

I decided I really need to get laser hair removal this summer because shaving is such a hassle again lol.

But now that summer is over, I wonder if starting now might actually be a good timing.

I've heard that many people start in the fall or winter when there is less exposure and complete a certain number of sessions before the next summer.

Does the season actually not matter much for laser hair removal?

I am curious whether it can be done anytime of the year as long as it is well-managed, or if autumn and winter are definitely more comfortable due to UV rays and outdoor activities.

I travel a lot and spend a lot of time outdoors in the summer, so I don't think it will be easy to match the schedule.

On the other hand, since the schedule is relatively simple in the winter, I think I'll be able to consistently book laser hair removal appointments as well haha.

If I start laser hair removal now, is there a possibility that the burden of shaving will be significantly reduced by next summer?

Of course, the number of times needed varies from person to person, but I am curious if doing it consistently for a few months makes a noticeable difference in daily life.

And my skin tends to be dry in the winter, so I'm worried about that part too.

I would also like to know if there won't be any major issues as long as I moisturize well to prevent dryness after laser hair removal.

For those who started in the fall or winter, did you find schedule management easier than when you started in the summer?

Since it's the time of year when it will be covered by clothes, I think I won't be too bothered even if there is a little redness after the procedure lol.

I plan to really start this time without putting it off, so I would like to hear your experiences on which season was realistically the most comfortable to begin in.

For those of you who were debating the season for laser hair removal and started in the fall, I'm also curious to know how satisfied you were next summer.