Laser Hair Removal in Palm Beach Gardens

Laser hair removal in Palm Beach Gardens at Aurelia Med Spa's Northlake Blvd clinic uses a medical-grade 808/810 nm diode laser with sapphire contact cooling for permanent hair reduction — face, underarms, arms, bikini, Brazilian, legs, back, chest and neckline, for women and men. The diode is designed to treat Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI, so it's a safe choice across every skin tone, including the deeper tones that older alexandrite and IPL hair-removal systems can't safely treat.

Palm Beach County life happens outdoors — tee times, tennis, boat days off Jupiter and long weekends on Singer Island — and smooth, low-maintenance skin makes all of it easier. Pricing is transparent: single areas from $89 · full-body packages from $2,499, with a standard course of 6–8 sessions spaced 4–8 weeks apart. Read our laser hair removal cost and sessions guide, see the full diode laser hair removal details, or get directions on our Palm Beach Gardens med spa page.

Golfers and tennis players want smooth legs without daily shaving, boaters and beachgoers want a bikini line that's ready any weekend, and men from Jupiter to West Palm Beach increasingly ask about the back, chest and neckline. Laser hair removal fits that life — with one rule. Treated skin is briefly more sun-sensitive, so between sessions keep the treated area out of direct sun and use diligent, broad-spectrum SPF. The American Academy of Dermatology's sun-protection guidance is the standard we point clients to. Planning around a tournament, a trip or a boat weekend? Tell us at consultation and we'll schedule sessions so your skin is calm when you need it.

We offer both technologies at Aurelia, and we use each for what it does best. Our IPL photofacial is a broadband-light treatment for sun spots, redness and uneven tone, and it's best suited to lighter skin types. For hair, we use the 808/810 nm diode: its energy is selectively absorbed by melanin in the hair follicle and converted to heat, while the sapphire tip cools and protects the skin's surface. That's what makes it comfortable and suitable across Fitzpatrick I–VI, and its large-spot delivery keeps full legs or a back to about 45 minutes. Want to make one trip count? Pair a session with an Aurelia Hydrofacial Renewal or Aurelia Signature Facial in the same visit.

Because sessions are spaced 4–8 weeks apart, a standard 6–8 session course runs from roughly five months to a little over a year — which matters if you're in Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter or North Palm Beach for only part of the year. If you're here for the season, starting soon after you arrive lets more sessions fall within your stay. If you'll be away mid-course, tell us at consultation and we'll map appointments around your travel dates. Between sessions, shave rather than wax or pluck, so there's still hair in the follicle for the laser to target at your next visit. Once the course is complete, occasional annual touch-ups can be booked whenever you're back in town.

A simple way to choose is to start with the area that takes the most upkeep: often the underarms, bikini or Brazilian; the back, chest or neckline for many men; or the upper lip and chin. Small areas take about 10 minutes, so two or three can share one appointment, while full legs or the back take up to 45. Single areas start at $89 per session. If you already know you want several zones, full-body packages from $2,499 are discounted compared with booking areas one by one — every option is listed on our price list, and we'll confirm the right plan for your hair, skin and budget at your consultation.

Most clients describe each pulse as a quick, warm snap, like a rubber band against the skin. The sapphire tip cools and protects the surface throughout, which is a big part of why sessions stay comfortable, and large-spot delivery means fewer pulses on bigger areas. Sensitive zones such as the Brazilian or upper lip can feel sharper, so ask about a topical numbing cream if you're nervous. Our guide to whether laser hair removal hurts walks through each area.