Medical laser hair removal
Requests include the face, underarms, bikini area, legs, back, chest and shoulders. An initial consultation considers your skin, hair, medication and sun exposure.
The protocol and precautions are personalised. A skin test may be offered when indicated. Treatment duration and results vary between individuals.
Pigmentation, redness and acne scars
Brown spots, facial redness, visible small vessels, acne marks or uneven texture may prompt an opinion. Fractional laser, resurfacing, laser peeling or other care options are discussed after examination.
A spot or lesion must not be assumed benign from appearance alone. Some situations require further investigation rather than aesthetic treatment.
Stretch marks, cellulite and firming
Stretch marks, aesthetic cellulite, localised fat and loose skin can be discussed in consultation. Laser, external radiofrequency, electroporation or shockwave options are reviewed according to indication.
Requests for lipodystrophy correction, lipolysis, laser liposuction or abdominal firming after pregnancy need prior assessment. If there is a lump, hernia or diastasis, assessment of the abdominal wall takes priority to clarify the concern.
Warts, nails and excessive sweating
Consultations may concern plantar or multiple warts, selected benign skin lesions, suspected fungal nails (onychomycosis) or excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis). Diagnosis precedes treatment choice.
The suitability of laser and its alternatives are discussed case by case. Removing a lesion may require laboratory analysis rather than destruction.
Hair loss and hair stimulation
Reduced hair density or thinning hair may prompt assessment. PRP, laser and LED options are discussed after considering the cause and previous treatments. Regrowth is not guaranteed.
Useful information before a session
Bring information about medication and previous procedures. The doctor explains contraindications, possible after-effects, aftercare and risks, including burns, pigment changes or scarring depending on the technique.
Rejunlight care and other protocols are discussed according to your concern.
Snoring: a concern requiring separate assessment
Would you like advice about treatment for snoring, including laser? Mention this at your appointment. Prior assessment and alternatives are discussed before a protocol is offered.
Report witnessed pauses in breathing during sleep and daytime sleepiness. Referral to a sleep team may be necessary; treating snoring does not replace assessment for possible sleep apnoea.
Which appointment type should I choose in Progenda?
Select the option closest to your concern. Online appointments are consultations; any procedure is arranged after assessment.
- Laser hair removal – first consultation or session
- Stretch marks – laser treatment
- Warts and small benign skin lesions – laser assessment
- Rejunlight aesthetic care – please specify indication
- Localised fat – consultation for laser lipolysis
- Abdominal laser firming – consultation
- Aesthetic medicine – first appointment
Your questions
Can I choose a laser treatment from a photo alone?
A photograph does not replace examination. Diagnosis, skin type, medical history and expectations determine the appropriate options.
How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions, intervals and fees are explained after assessment. They vary by area and indication.
Consultation information · Updated on 21 October 2026.
This information does not replace a medical examination or personalised medical advice.