Laser Hair Removal — Men

Laser hair removal for men at Estetika Tábor uses the Candela GentleLASE alexandrite 755nm system to tackle dense body and facial hair on the back, chest, shoulders, arms, and neck. Men typically require 8–12 sessions to achieve lasting reduction, particularly on hormonally driven areas such as the back, chest, and shoulders where follicle activity is robust. Sessions can be combined across adjacent zones — for example, back and shoulders in one appointment — to reduce the total number of visits. The pre-treatment shaving service (50 Kč) is available for clients who prefer it.

Male hair removal at Estetika Tábor involves longer sessions and typically requires more treatments than women's body hair due to higher follicle density and androgen-driven regrowth patterns. The clinic uses the Candela GentleLASE (alexandrite 755nm) with cryogenic cooling, which delivers high-fluence pulses suitable for the coarser, denser hair common in men's back, chest, and shoulder regions. The standard course for men runs 8–12 sessions, spaced 6–8 weeks apart to target multiple follicle growth cycles. Combining adjacent areas in one session is both cost-effective and time-efficient — back and shoulders, for example, or arms and underarms. A pre-treatment shaving service at 50 Kč is available on-site for those who prefer not to shave at home. Zone pricing is transparent: the back (single panel) is 4,000 Kč, a large back 4,600 Kč, chest 2,300 Kč, shoulders 1,250 Kč, full arms 3,000 Kč, and the full neck 1,550 Kč. Smaller areas such as ear hair and individual nipple zones start at 400–550 Kč. After 10 completed sessions, clients qualify for reduced maintenance pricing. Preparation mirrors the women's protocol: shave the zone the day before, avoid plucking or waxing for at least 5–6 weeks prior, and stay out of sun and tanning equipment for two weeks before and after each session. A first-visit consultation assesses skin type, hair characteristics, and any contraindications before treatment begins. Active skin conditions, recent sun exposure, and certain medications require postponement of treatment.