234 E 17th St #112, Costa Mesa, CA
Botox · 158 reviews
6 laser hair removal providers in Costa Mesa average 4.9 stars across 1,630 Google reviews. Laser Hair Removal in Costa Mesa typically costs $150–$500 per session. Advertised per-unit prices are orientation only; the product, dose, treatment areas, clinician, and consultation determine the actual total.
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234 E 17th St #112, Costa Mesa, CA
Botox · 158 reviews
UnverifiedUnverified Listing This provider's information has not yet been human-verified by Medical Spa Locator. The listing may come from public sources. What this means: We have not independently confirmed this provider's credentials or services. Contact details and services shown are unconfirmed. Always confirm credentials, licensing, and services directly with the provider before receiving care.Laser hair removal uses concentrated light to target hair follicles, providing long-lasting hair reduction.
Typical Cost
$150–$500 per session
Duration
15–60 minutes
Providers in Costa Mesa
6
Medical Spa Locator lists 6 med spas offering laser hair removal in Costa Mesa. Compare Google rating, review volume, and pricing, then independently confirm the treating practitioner's license and experience.
There are 6 verified laser hair removal providers in Costa Mesa listed on Medical Spa Locator. Compare ratings, reviews, and pricing to find the best provider for you.
Laser Hair Removal in Costa Mesa is commonly advertised around $150–$500 per session. The authentic product, prescribed dose, treatment areas, injector, and consultation determine the actual total. Confirm the full price before treatment.
Choose a Costa Mesa laser hair removal provider with licensed, experienced practitioners, recent review history, and transparent pricing. Compare the provider listings above, then verify credentials with the relevant state licensing board.
Laser Hair Removal in Costa Mesa generally falls within the displayed $150–$500 per session range. Local pricing varies with the product, dose, provider experience, demand, and treatment area, so request itemized quotes to compare.
The number and spacing of sessions depend on the device, body area, hair and skin characteristics, response, and treatment plan. Ask for the device name and its FDA-cleared indication.
No device should be assumed suitable for every skin tone. Device type, settings, operator training, tanning, medicines, and pigment history affect effectiveness and risk.
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