UNCOVER has three clinics in Delhi: Greater Kailash 2 in South Delhi, Punjabi Bagh in West Delhi and Preet Vihar in East Delhi. At each one an MD dermatologist writes your plan and sets the laser for your skin tone and hair, and your first visit is a consultation, skin assessment and patch test.
A dermatologist checks your skin and hair, does a patch test and hands you a written quote. Expect our call within 30 minutes during clinic hours.
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A laser sends a pulse of light into the skin that the melanin in a dark hair absorbs as heat. When that heat reaches a follicle in its active growth phase, the follicle is damaged and grows back weaker, finer hair or none at all. Over a course of 6–8 sessions, most people end up with far less hair than shaving or waxing could ever leave them.
Indian skin usually falls between Fitzpatrick types III and V, which means the skin itself holds more melanin competing for that energy. The fix is the right wavelength, typically Nd:YAG 1064 nm or a multi-wavelength diode, run at settings chosen for each area. At UNCOVER an MD dermatologist makes those choices and supervises every session.
For Delhi readers: You will be back 6–8 times over about half a year, so a clinic on your everyday route is worth more than a small difference in anything else. Plan your start date around the summer sun and any winter functions.
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Pick a clinic that sits on your daily travel route, or one close to work or home. A laser hair removal course runs six to eight sessions, so choose whichever is most convenient: Greater Kailash 2 in the M Block main market, Punjabi Bagh on Club Road, and Preet Vihar, a three-minute walk from its metro station. All three follow the same consultation and patch-test process.
M-2, M Block Market, Greater Kailash II, New Delhi 110048 (near RBL Bank)
No. 88, 2nd Floor, New Rajdhani Enclave, near Preet Vihar Metro Station, Swasthya Vihar, New Delhi 110092
We are also in Gurgaon and Noida, and your sessions are valid at every one of those clinics too. See all UNCOVER locations.
See all laser hair removal treatments. Clinic pages: Laser hair removal in Greater Kailash · Laser hair removal in Preet Vihar.
A good laser can still do a poor job if the wavelength, energy and pulse are wrong for the skin in front of it. At UNCOVER those decisions sit with an MD dermatologist, and the treatment itself is carried out by technicians with over a decade of experience, working under that supervision.
MBBS, MD, Dermatology & Hair Transplant Surgeon
Delhi Medical Council Reg. no. DMC/R/09054
Not sure whom to see? Tell us your clinic and the areas you want treated when you book, and our coordinator will suggest a dermatologist.
Per-session prices start at ₹1,999 for the upper lip or chin. Your final figure depends on which areas you treat, how many sessions your hair needs, how dense or coarse it is, and the plan the dermatologist recommends after examining your skin.
Starting prices per session, by area, for women and for men:
| Area | Starting from |
|---|---|
| Upper lip / chin | ₹1,999 |
| Underarms | ₹2,499 |
| Bikini line | ₹4,499 |
| Full face | ₹4,999 |
| Full arms | ₹4,999 |
| Full legs | ₹6,999 |
| Full body | ₹11,999 |
| Area | Starting from |
|---|---|
| Beard line / neck | ₹2,999 |
| Chest | ₹4,999 |
| Back & shoulders | ₹5,999 |
| Full body | ₹14,999 |
These are indicative starting prices. The exact amount moves with hair density and the size of the area, and is confirmed at your consultation. GST as applicable. EMI is available on packages.
Send me a written quoteDelhi gives you plenty of places to choose from, and a package price on its own tells you very little. Put these seven questions to any clinic you are considering, including ours.
| What to ask | At UNCOVER |
|---|---|
| Which laser will actually be used on me? A named brand and model beats a vague "diode". |
Alma Soprano Titanium and InMode Triton, both US-FDA cleared |
| Who sets the energy for my skin? Too high risks burns; too low wastes your sessions. |
An MD dermatologist, area by area, every session |
| Is a patch test done before you start? | Yes, always before session one |
| Is it safe for my skin tone? Fitzpatrick III–V needs Nd:YAG 1064 nm or multi-wavelength. |
Wavelength chosen to match your skin type |
| What does "full body" include? Face and bikini are the areas most often left out. |
Every area listed in writing before you pay |
| What will extra sessions cost? | Top-up rate agreed and fixed on day one |
| What if I have to stop for a while? | Unused sessions carry over to any UNCOVER clinic |
Three groups ask us this more than anyone else, and your consultation goes through your own case in detail.
Most Indian skin is Fitzpatrick type III to V, and it treats well once the wavelength is matched to it.
Laser helps a great deal with hirsutism, but hormones keep activating new follicles, so the plan runs longer.
Thick, dark male hair takes up laser energy well, though it needs a few more sessions to thin out.
A laser can only disable a follicle while its hair is in the active growth phase, and at any moment only part of your hair is at that stage. Spacing the sessions gives the next set of follicles time to come into range.
| Area | Sessions | Gap | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper lip, chin | 8–10 | 4 wks | 15 min |
| Full face | 8–10 | 4 wks | 30 min |
| Underarms | 6–8 | 4–6 wks | 10 min |
| Bikini line | 6–8 | 4–6 wks | 25 min |
| Arms | 6–8 | 4–6 wks | 40 min |
| Legs | 6–8 | 4–6 wks | 60 min |
| Full body | 6–8 | 4–6 wks | 2–2.5 hrs |
Why can't two sittings do it? Each session reaches only the follicles that happen to be growing that day. Catching the rest means returning every 6–8 weeks for about 6–7 months, and a clinic that offers a finished result in one or two sittings is not being straight with you.
An MD dermatologist looks at your skin type, how dense your hair is and any hormonal history, does a patch test and gives you a written plan with the price.
Arrive with the area clean and free of deodorant, lotion or makeup. The team checks your hair growth, shaves the area and marks it out before the laser is switched on.
Cooling gel goes on, you wear eye shields and the handpiece glides over the skin. Most people put it at 2–4 out of 10, a warm flick with the odd sting. Numbing cream is free if you want it.
Some pinkness for a few hours is normal. Stay away from the gym, steam, hot showers and sun for 24–48 hours, use SPF 50 daily. You can return to work straight away.
The same routine repeats every 6–8 weeks until your course is complete.
A dermatologist consultation and patch test at whichever of our Delhi clinics is easiest for you to reach.
Medical disclaimer: this page is for information and is not medical advice. Prices shown are indicative and are confirmed at consultation, and results vary between individuals.
Each hair grows from a follicle that moves through three stages: a growth phase (anagen), a short transition (catagen) and a resting phase (telogen), after which the hair sheds and the cycle starts again. Only in the growth phase is the hair still anchored to the living base of the follicle, the part that makes new hair.
Laser hair removal works on a principle called selective photothermolysis. A laser gives out light of one wavelength, and melanin, the dark pigment in hair, absorbs it strongly. The light becomes heat along the hair shaft and down into the growing follicle, enough to damage the structures that regrow hair while the surrounding skin is cooled and largely spared. A follicle treated this way either stops producing hair or produces a finer, lighter one.
Skin carries melanin too, and deeper Indian skin tones (Fitzpatrick III–V) carry more of it. That is why wavelength and energy decisions matter so much. A longer wavelength such as Nd:YAG 1064 nm is absorbed less by the upper layers of skin and reaches the follicle with less risk to the surface, while a multi-wavelength diode lets the dermatologist balance settings for skin and hair together. Fluence (the energy delivered per pulse), pulse length and cooling are then adjusted to how your skin responded at the patch test.
The same physics explains the limits. Grey, white and very fine blonde hair has almost no melanin, so there is nothing for the light to heat. Hormones can also bring new follicles into play over time, which is why PCOS-related hair needs a longer course and periodic maintenance.
UNCOVER Clinics runs dermatologist-led clinics in Gurgaon, Delhi and Noida. Delhi has three of them: Greater Kailash 2 in the south, Punjabi Bagh in the west and Preet Vihar in the east. Laser hair removal follows the same consultation and patch-test process at each, built on three commitments.
What we will not do is promise you a number. A full course typically brings around 90% reduction, but hair colour, density and hormones decide where you land, and the dermatologist will tell you at the consultation if your hair is unlikely to respond.
Think of the hair in any area as several overlapping batches rather than one. On the day of a session, only some follicles are in the active growth phase, and those are the only ones the laser can disable. The rest are resting or shedding, and they move into growth over the following weeks.
That is what the 6–8 week gap on the body is for: long enough for the next batch to enter the growth phase, and not so long that the area slips back. Facial hair cycles faster, so the upper lip, chin and full face are treated about every four weeks across 8–10 sessions. Over 6–7 months, the repeated sessions catch most follicles in the area at least once at the right moment.
Two sittings would reach two batches. You would notice some thinning, then steady regrowth from follicles that were never treated. Coarse male hair usually needs 8–10 sessions and hormonal facial hair 10–12. If a clinic suggests you will be finished in one or two visits, take that as a reason to keep looking.
The accurate term is permanent hair reduction rather than permanent removal, and the difference is worth understanding before you sign up for a course.
After a complete course, a typical result is around 90% reduction in the treated area. What grows back tends to be sparse, finer and lighter, so shaving every other day turns into an occasional tidy-up. Not everyone lands in the same place: dark, coarse hair on lighter skin tends to respond most readily, while hormone-driven hair keeps producing some new growth.
Where hormones are involved, as with PCOS, plan on 2–3 maintenance sessions a year after the main course. Others may want an occasional top-up session later on, and the rate for it is written into your plan from the start, so there are no surprises down the line.
A session takes anything from about 10 minutes for underarms to 2–2.5 hours for full body, and a good share of that time goes into preparation. The order is the same at every visit:
You can go straight back to work. Before leaving, book your next visit for 6–8 weeks later (about four weeks for the face), ideally on a day you would be near the clinic anyway.
Greater Kailash 2 · Punjabi Bagh · Preet Vihar, open every day from 10 AM to 8 PM