The UK’s leading laser hair removal clinics
Client care at the heart for over 30 years
Unrivalled safety, laser and treatment standards
Delivered only by highly qualified, medically trained laser specialists
Regulated by the Care Quality Commission
Laser hair removal pricing
Free consultations
sk:n is the UK’s leading laser, dermatology and aesthetic group, and pride ourselves on excellence. We have industry-leading training, safety and care protocols, and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission and General Medical Councils, so you can trust you’re in the best and safest hands.
For the best results, we recommend a course of 8 treatments, but this can vary slightly depending on the client. To help you soothe your skin after treatment and protect it from sun exposure, we offer free post-treatment skincare worth £45: Avène Thermal Water Spray 150ml, sk:n Aloe Vera Gel 100ml, sk:n Sunscreen SPF30 100ml.
You can buy online, or you can book laser hair removal at every sk:n clinic, including:
London, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Chester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leamington Spa, Leeds, Liverpool, Maidenhead, Newcastle, Nottingham, Reading, Sevenoaks, Sheffield, Portsmouth.
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To secure an appointment, your credit or debit card details will be secured against your booking. For laser hair removal, this is £25. Please refer to our payment protection and cancellation policies for more information.
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Treatment | Single Treatment From | Course of 8 Price per Treatment From |
Upper lip and chin | £166.10 |
Original price was: £166.10.£40.00Current price is: £40.00.
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Jawline | £140.80 |
Original price was: £140.80.£40.00Current price is: £40.00.
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Jawline and chin | £166.10 |
Original price was: £166.10.£40.00Current price is: £40.00.
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Upper lip, chin and jawline | £197.73 |
Original price was: £197.73.£40.00Current price is: £40.00.
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Half face | £216.98 |
Original price was: £216.98.£40.00Current price is: £40.00.
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Full face | £299.48 |
Original price was: £299.48.£40.00Current price is: £40.00.
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Full face and neck | £344.30 |
Original price was: £344.30.£67.50Current price is: £67.50.
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The sk:n promise
Our mission to deliver confidence through better skin is at the heart of everything we do. Our promise to you:
- Award-winning, unrivalled medical expertise. No one has more consultants, doctors and clinical expertise than sk:n, so no other dermatology provider comes close.
- Outstanding approach to client care for over 30 years. We’ve consistently delivered unrivalled, personalised client care, that’s always right for our clients. If you have a concern, you can trust us to solve it.
- Standards you can trust. Our market-leading medical, safety and training protocols and strict industry regulation means you can trust that your safety and care is our priority.
- We are the UK’s leading skin clinics. We’ve treated millions of clients, improving their self-confidence for the better – with some life-changing results.
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- More than 450 consultants, doctors, nurses and medical practitioners
- Regulated by the Care Quality Commission, Health Inspectorate Wales and Health Improvement Scotland
- Partner of the NHS
- Rated excellent by our clients on Trustpilot
- Strict safety and care protocols
Frequently asked questions
What are the symptoms of PCOS?
The most common symptoms of PCOS include excessive hair growth or thinning hair, irregular or missed periods, weight gain and acne. At sk:n we have a wide range of treatments to help with the symptoms of PCOS, from laser hair removal to acne and acne scarring treatment.
Why does PCOS cause excessive hair growth?
The presence of high levels of male hormones (androgens) associated with PCOS can lead to excessive hair growth on the face and body. Hirsutism can hugely dent someone’s confidence and be difficult to manage, with some women suffering from anxiety and depression as a result. Regular waxing and shaving can cause the delicate skin on the face to become sore and sensitive, some experience ingrown hairs, and can even cause hyperpigmentation.
What is hirsutism?
Hirsutism is excessive hair growth and is caused by the production of androgens hormones, such as testosterone. The most common cause of hirsutism is PCOS but it can also be caused by medicines, anabolic steroids, or other hormonal conditions. Find out more on the NHS website.
Does laser hair removal hurt?
Laser hair removal is commonly described as feeling like the flick of an elastic band on your skin. Everyone’s threshold for pain is different, however the majority of people find laser hair removal completely manageable and the discomfort should stop as soon as the treatment stops. During treatment, we also blast a beam of cold air onto the area to cool the skin and counteract discomfort.
How long does laser hair removal last?
Clients can see up to 90% permanent reduction in hair growth after a course of treatments but the percentage of hair reduction depends on hair type and colour. Due to the hair growth cycle you may need a top up of 3 sessions within a few years, however many patients never need treatment again.
Is laser hair removal safe?
Yes, laser hair removal is completely safe. Our medical-grade lasers target only the hair follicle which ensures the surrounding skin is unharmed. You may experience some redness, but this should subside within 24 hours.
Is laser hair removal suitable for darker skin?
Laser hair treatment is suitable for any skin type or colour, as long as your hairs are dark enough to attract the laser. We use Nd:YAG lasers for darker skin tones.
What are the alternatives to laser hair removal?
Home hair removal methods include shaving, waxing, bleaching, plucking, or hair removal creams. Unfortunately, none of these options are long-lasting and the hair will return quickly. Professional waxing treatments can last longer, however, this can become quite costly as well as time-consuming as you usually have to repeat the treatment every 2-4 weeks. Unlike IPL (intense pulsed light), laser hair removal is suitable for dark skin tones and hard-to-reach areas, and unlike electrolysis it can be used to remove hair all over the body, with the ability to target large areas at one time.
Why do I need a course of treatment?
Hair grows in four phases: the anagen phase, the catagen phase, the telogen phase and the exogen phase. To prevent re-growth, the hair follicle must be targeted during the anagen phase, which is the only part of the growth cycle that the hair follicle is attached to the bulb. Individual hairs will most likely be in different parts of the hair growth cycle at any one time, that’s why a course of treatment is required. Your practitioner will discuss this with you during your initial consultation, but as a guide we usually recommend around 8 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart (depending on the area to be treated).