Eyebrow Laser Hair Removal

Yes, laser hair removal can be used for the unibrow or glabella area. It’s a safe, effective solution to tame the dreaded unibrow and create separation between the eyebrows.

Yes, there’s always a chance that dormant eyebrow hair can grow after laser hair removal. Individual hairs are constantly in different growth cycles, so multiple sessions are required for long-lasting results.

Everyone is different but we recommend 7 to 10 laser hair removal treatments spaced five weeks apart to get your best results. Some clients need more sessions and some see visible results after just one or two laser sessions.

Yes! When performed correctly and with proper medical protocol and oversight, laser hair removal is a safe, effective treatment to get rid of unwanted eyebrow hairs. At Milan Laser, you’re in the safe hands of experienced technicians.

No, you should avoid plucking or waxing the unibrow area during laser hair removal treatments because hair follicles are required for the laser to target. However, shave the day of or before your laser hair removal procedures so the laser can better target the hair follicles.

If you’re feeling self-conscious about your unibrow and are tired of the daily upkeep, laser hair removal is a great option for a more polished, attractive appearance. Waxing is a costly, painful procedure, while laser hair removal is gentle and gives you permanent results.

You can wax or pluck your eyebrows but not the glabella area during laser hair removal sessions. A hair follicle must be intact for the laser to target, so you can shave but don’t tweeze or wax stray hairs on your unibrow area.