What happens at consult
Your Laser Hair Removal Consult is a one-on-one meeting with a licensed healthcare provider. The visit lasts 45 minutes and costs $50. During that time we’ll talk through your goals, identify the areas you want treated, and answer questions so you leave with a clear next step—whether that’s a treatment plan or information to consider before starting.
We review your medical history and any prior hair-removal methods you’ve used to understand how your skin and hair have responded. The provider documents goals and creates a personalized protocol outline; patients value the thorough explanations and professional care that help them decide whether to move forward with sessions or a package purchase.
How we personalize protocol
Personalization is based on the provider’s assessment during the consult. We consider the treatment areas you name, your hair and skin observations, lifestyle patterns, and scheduling needs to shape a recommended plan. That tailored approach balances realistic expectations with practical scheduling for busy professionals who need appointments that fit their work and commute patterns.
Because many clients commute through downtown Baltimore or plan after-work visits near Harbor East, we discuss timing and follow-up visits that fit a waterfront-oriented urban routine. The consult clarifies frequency and likely follow-up cadence, while avoiding any specific outcome guarantees; it’s focused on planning and informed decision-making.
Booking and next steps
If you already know which area you’d like treated, you can purchase a package of 7 sessions directly under the Packages tab on our website. Otherwise, the consult establishes a protocol and schedule; afterward you can book single sessions or a package. The consult fee is separate and ensures you leave with a clear recommendation tailored to you.
We’re located in Harbor East near the Inner Harbor promenade and easily reached from I-95, light rail, and the water taxi—convenient for downtown workers and visitors. Bring any notes about past treatments and a list of medications or questions; the provider will use that information to finalize recommendations and next steps.
