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Dark hair on the upper lip or chin
The most common presentation in women — often genetic, sometimes hormonal.
↗Concern · Hair Removal · 13
Long-term hair reduction.
Unwanted hair on the face or body — genetic or hormonal in origin, addressable by course-based laser hair removal. Skin type dictates the device; consultation identifies whether an underlying cause needs attention first.
Before · Unwanted growth
After · Long-term reduction
Course reading
Reduction
Progressive over sessions
What it is
Hair growth, reduced permanently.
Unwanted facial and body hair refers to hair growth on areas the patient finds aesthetically concerning. It may be a genetic characteristic or may be associated with hormonal changes — in some cases, it indicates elevated androgen levels.
Course-based laser hair removal — Alexandrite or Diode depending on skin type — provides progressive, long-term reduction. Where the cause is hormonal, the underlying condition is addressed alongside cosmetic treatment.
“If the hair is coming back the same way after a course, something hormonal is often driving it. That's a workup, not a longer laser.”
What patients notice.
The presentations that lead patients to seek permanent reduction.
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Persistent regrowth after waxing or shaving
Rapid regrowth of dense hair — the pattern where laser hair removal outperforms other methods.
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Hair on the neck, jawline or cheeks
Broader facial pattern — often warrants hormonal assessment alongside cosmetic treatment.
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Hair on the arms, legs, back or chest
Body patterns treatable by the same laser platforms in fewer, longer sessions.
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Ingrown hairs from repeated waxing or shaving
A functional signal that mechanical removal isn't working — laser removes the recurrence.
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Regrowth with cyclical patterns
Cyclical patterns — worse around the menstrual cycle — suggest a hormonal driver worth investigating.
↗Why the hair is there.
Most cases are cosmetic; some warrant deeper investigation first.
#TypeWhat's happeningPathway
01Genetic characteristic.Family pattern — the most common driver, cosmetic in nature.Laser course
02Hormonal androgen.Elevated androgens driving terminal hair growth in typical patterns.Hormonal workup
03Ovarian polycystic.PCOS pattern — jawline, chin, upper lip. Investigate before extended courses.Endocrinology
04Medication induced.Certain medications (some steroids, hormonal treatments) drive hair growth.Medication review
05Post- menopausal.Hormonal shift altering hair distribution — common and treatable.Laser course
Diagnostics-first
We assess before we start the course.
Skin type dictates the device. Hair growth pattern and history determine whether hormonal assessment should come first.
- i.Consultation20 min
- ii.Assessment of hair thickness and distribution10 min
- iii.Medical history — cycle and hormonal disorders15 min
- iv.Hormonal testing when indicatedAs needed
- v.Device selection and course planning10 min
Treatment pathways
How we treat it.
Course-based laser — Alexandrite or Diode selected for skin type — with sun protection between sessions and hormonal workup where indicated.
Lead pathway · Laser
Alexandrite or Diode laser.
The two most-used platforms for permanent hair reduction. Skin type dictates the choice; course-based across 6–8 sessions with progressive reduction each round.
Course6–8 sessions
Interval4–8 weeks
ResponseProgressive
Panthenol & SPF.
Soothing aftercare and sun protection through the course — non-negotiable.
Supportive · MedicalHormonal workup.
Hormonal assessment where the pattern suggests androgen or PCOS involvement.
Supportive · BetweenTrigger avoidance.
Sun exposure avoidance and pause on active skin treatments in the treatment area.
Supportive · SensitiveBikini & underarms.
Sensitive-area treatment uses the same devices with tailored protocols.
Book a consultation
Begin with a consultation.
A specialist assesses skin type and hair pattern, plans the appropriate device and course length, and — if the pattern suggests hormonal drivers — refers appropriately.
Tumanyan St. 11 · Yerevan·
Sayat-Nova Ave. 35 · Yerevan·
Daily 10:00 — 20:00