For laser hair removal, your nearest UNCOVER clinic is Greater Kailash 2 in South Delhi, an easy run up the Violet Line from Faridabad. Every plan is written and supervised by an MD dermatologist, with the laser matched to your skin tone and hair, and your first visit is a consultation, skin assessment and patch test.
Before any trip for treatment, come in once: a dermatologist examines your skin, runs a patch test and writes down your price. We phone back within half an hour when the clinics are open.
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Laser hair removal sends light of a chosen wavelength into the skin. Melanin in the hair absorbs it and carries the heat down to the follicle, and a follicle caught in its active growth phase is damaged enough to slow or stop regrowth. Follicles that were resting get their turn at later sessions, which is why most body areas need a course of 6–8 sessions rather than one or two.
Most Indian skin falls between Fitzpatrick III and V, and that skin holds enough melanin of its own to compete with the hair for the light. Wavelength settles it. A 1064 nm Nd:YAG beam, or a diode running several wavelengths together, heats the follicle while largely sparing the skin around it. Which one, and at what energy, is decided by an MD dermatologist for every area at every session.
Where you'll be seen: Your nearest UNCOVER clinic is Greater Kailash 2 in South Delhi, a short hop up the Violet Line. A body-area course is a handful of planned visits over six to seven months, so it slots around a working week rather than taking it over.
Our clinic closest to Faridabad is Greater Kailash 2. If you travel between Faridabad and Delhi, GK 2 market probably sits right on your route: it is in the well-known main market of Greater Kailash, a common hub for people coming in from Faridabad. It is a short run up the Violet Line, and the clinic follows the same dermatologist-led protocol as every other UNCOVER.
M-2, M Block Market, Greater Kailash II, New Delhi 110048 (near RBL Bank)
UNCOVER also has clinics in Punjabi Bagh, Preet Vihar, Noida and Gurgaon. See every location.
On deeper skin, the difference between a good session and a burn comes down to the energy setting, and choosing it is a medical call. Your plan is written by an MD dermatologist who supervises the course; the hands-on work is done by technicians who have each spent more than ten years on laser work.
MBBS, MD, Dermatology & Hair Transplant Surgeon
Delhi Medical Council Reg. no. DMC/R/09054
All four doctors consult at Greater Kailash 2. Name one when you book your consultation, or leave it to us to match you.
Upper lip or chin is the entry point, at ₹1,999 a session. Your own total rises with the number of areas, the session count your dermatologist advises, and how thick and dense your hair grows.
Starting prices per session, by area:
| 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 |
Larger areas and denser hair can push the figure up; the exact amount goes on your written quote. Add GST as applicable, and packages can be paid by EMI. More on laser hair removal for women.
Get my written quoteA provider closer to home can look simpler than a trip into Delhi, so compare on the things that decide the result. Put these seven questions to anyone, us included.
| What to ask | At UNCOVER |
|---|---|
| Which laser, by brand and model? A vague "advanced diode" answer is a warning sign. |
Alma Soprano Titanium or InMode Triton, both US-FDA cleared |
| Who sets the energy level? This single choice decides whether the skin is spared or burnt. |
Your MD dermatologist, set per area at each visit |
| Is a patch test done before you start? | Yes, ahead of the first session |
| Will it suit my skin tone? Types III–V are safest with Nd:YAG or a multi-wavelength diode. |
Wavelength matched to your Fitzpatrick type |
| What does "full body" actually include? Face and bikini often go missing from the list. |
Written area list, handed over before payment |
| What will extra sessions cost? | Top-up rate agreed on the first day |
| Can I take a break mid-course? | Unused sessions carry over, valid at every UNCOVER clinic |
These three come up most often; your own case gets a proper look at the consultation.
Deeper skin is very treatable. What changes is the wavelength, and any clinic should be able to tell you which one it will use on you.
Laser does help with PCOS-related hair, but hormones keep stimulating growth, so the plan is longer and includes upkeep.
Male hair is thick and dark, which the laser picks up easily, but there is more of it; expect a couple of sessions beyond a typical women's course.
Only hair in its active growth phase takes in enough energy to damage the follicle, and on a given day most hairs in an area are elsewhere in their cycle. Spacing the sessions waits for the next group to start growing.
| 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 not get it done in two or three visits? On treatment day, the laser can only reach hair that is growing right then. The rest is caught over 6–7 months of repeat sessions, 6–8 weeks apart for body areas, and that long gap is also what keeps the number of trips modest. Be wary of anyone who promises the job done in a single session.
It starts with an MD dermatologist looking at your skin, your hair and any hormonal history, then a patch test and a price on paper. If you're travelling in, keep this as its own visit and buy nothing until you've been home to think.
Arrive with clean skin and nothing on the area: no deodorant, lotion or makeup. On a hot day, skip deodorant for the trip rather than putting it on and hoping to wipe it off. The team checks the hair, shaves the area and marks it.
With eye shields on and cool gel spread over the area, the handpiece is glided across in passes. Expect warmth and an occasional prick, which most people score between 2 and 4 out of 10. Ask for numbing cream if you'd like it; there's no charge.
Treated skin can look pink for a few hours. Give it 24–48 hours away from sun, workouts, steam rooms, saunas, pools and hot showers, which on a bright day means covering up for the ride back to Faridabad. Wear SPF 50 daily; going to work the same day is fine.
The same routine repeats at each visit, every 6–8 weeks for body areas.
Book a consultation and patch test at Greater Kailash 2, then decide at home.
It fires one wavelength of light, chosen because melanin in the hair absorbs it. That energy becomes heat inside the hair shaft, which carries it down to the follicle and damages the cells that make new hair, so regrowth gets finer and sparser each time. IPL isn't a laser at all: its broad band of light is spread over many wavelengths, less of it reaches the follicle, and deeper skin tones face more risk for a weaker result. UNCOVER's devices, Alma Soprano Titanium and InMode Triton, are lasers.
Long-term reduction is the honest description. After a full course most people have around 90% less hair, depending on its colour, its density and hormones. The few hairs that return are usually finer and paler, and people with hormonal hair in particular may book an occasional maintenance session.
Starting prices per session for women: ₹1,999 covers upper lip or chin, ₹2,499 underarms and ₹4,499 the bikini line; full face and full arms are ₹4,999 apiece, full legs ₹6,999 and a full-body session ₹11,999. Men's sessions run from ₹2,999 (beard line or neck) and ₹4,999 (chest) to ₹5,999 (back and shoulders) and ₹14,999 (full body). Treat these as indicative, with GST added as applicable; the dermatologist confirms your plan and the quote in writing at the consultation.
For most body areas, plan on 6–8 sessions with 6–8 weeks between them. Facial hair on the upper lip, chin or full face usually takes 8–10 at gaps of about 4 weeks, and men typically need 8–10 too. Two visits fall short because on any single day most follicles aren't in their growth phase, so they can only be treated later, once they are.
For a body area, count one visit for the consultation and patch test, then 6–8 sessions spread over six to seven months or a little longer, roughly one trip every four to six weeks. Facial areas run on a four-week cycle, so they mean more frequent visits. Time on the table depends on the area: underarms take about 10 minutes, legs around an hour, and a full-body session 2–2.5 hours, which is worth planning a half-day around.
A message to your coordinator is enough; the remaining dates get moved. Sessions you haven't used are carried forward, and every UNCOVER clinic in Delhi, Noida or Gurgaon will honour them. If the area has caught the sun, ring before leaving home: a tan or burn means a two-week wait, and there's no point making the trip.
It is, as long as the wavelength matches your skin. Types III–V on the Fitzpatrick scale need a 1064 nm Nd:YAG or a diode working across several wavelengths, and you get a patch test before starting. Set correctly, the energy goes to the hair's pigment rather than the skin's, so your tone shouldn't shift. Short-lived pigment changes are mostly seen on tanned skin or when settings are too aggressive, which is exactly why a dermatologist sets the fluence.
On a scale of ten, most people put it at 2 to 4: heat, and now and then a sharp sting. Thinner, more sensitive skin feels it more, so expect the upper lip, underarms and bikini line to be the hardest. The handpiece tip is chilled, and numbing cream costs nothing if you ask.
Unfortunately not. Without enough melanin in the shaft, a hair can't absorb the laser's energy, and grey, white or pale, fine hair has very little. A dermatologist should tell you that before you pay, and ours will.
Keep shaving between sessions; that's fine. Waxing, threading, plucking and epilating are off the table for the whole course and should stop at least 3 weeks before the first session. On the day, come with clean skin and nothing applied to the area, however hot the trip in. For the two weeks before, keep the area out of the sun, since a fresh tan means a postponed session; afterwards, cover up on the way home and put on SPF 50.
Yes. For PCOS-related hirsutism, laser is among the options that work best, though the plan is longer: about 10–12 facial sessions, then 2–3 maintenance sessions every year. Recent blood reports for hormones and thyroid help the dermatologist plan, so bring them along. At UNCOVER, Dr. Isha Narang takes a particular interest in hormone-driven facial hair.
Both are fine. Some women find their skin more sensitive around their period and prefer to book bikini sessions mid-cycle. Laser light stops within a few millimetres of the skin's surface, so fertility isn't affected; the only pause is during pregnancy itself.
Yes. Beard line or neck sessions start at ₹2,999; chest is ₹4,999, back with shoulders ₹5,999 and full body ₹14,999. Plan on 8–10 sessions, since male hair is coarser. Prefer a male technician? Ask when booking. There's more detail on our men's laser hair removal page.
A full-body course needs a head start of eight to ten months; aim to have your last session done three to four weeks before the first function. Each session is a trip into Delhi, so lock in the whole calendar early; a busy month then can't squeeze a session too close to the wedding. With less time in hand, the dermatologist can shorten the course to the areas that will show and be straight with you about the likely result.
Your nearest UNCOVER clinic is Greater Kailash 2 in South Delhi (M Block Market), an easy run up the Violet Line from Faridabad. It follows the same dermatologist-led protocol as every UNCOVER clinic, and your sessions stay valid across the group if you ever need another location.
The Violet Line runs straight up from Faridabad, with stations including Escorts Mujesar, Old Faridabad, Badkhal Mor, Sector 28 and NHPC Chowk, through Badarpur Border, Sarita Vihar and Kalkaji Mandir into South Delhi. Get off at Kailash Colony, and Greater Kailash 2 (M Block Market) is about an eight-minute drive from the station.
Yes, and it's the sensible order. The first visit covers a skin check and a patch test, and buying a package afterwards is entirely your choice. The quote you take home is in writing and holds for 30 days, which gives you a month to work out whether the trips suit your routine.
That depends on what the nearby option can tell you. Ask any provider the same things you would ask us: which machine by brand and model, who sets the energy for your skin type, whether a patch test is included, what "full body" covers and what top-ups cost. If the answers are clear and a dermatologist is in charge, closer may be perfectly fine; if they aren't, a handful of planned trips over six months is a fair trade.
Medical disclaimer: this page is general information and does not replace medical advice. Every price here is indicative until your consultation confirms it, and results differ from one person to the next.
Hair doesn't all grow at once. Each follicle cycles through growth, rest and shedding, and only one in the growing stage, with the hair still anchored to its pigment-rich bulb, makes a good target. The laser is tuned to a wavelength that melanin absorbs; the pigmented shaft soaks up the energy, and the heat it generates damages the follicle's ability to produce another hair.
On lighter skin almost any hair-removal wavelength finds the hair first. Indian skin, usually Fitzpatrick III–V, carries plenty of melanin itself and competes for the same light. The answer is a longer wavelength: Nd:YAG at 1064 nm passes through the upper skin with less absorption and reaches the follicle deeper down, while multi-wavelength diodes let the dermatologist blend settings for the area in front of them. Fluence (the energy delivered), pulse duration and cooling are fine-tuned for the hair's thickness and how the skin responds.
This is also why waxing and threading have to stop once a course begins. Laser needs the hair's root in place to act on. Shaving leaves the root untouched, so it is the one method you can keep using between sessions.
UNCOVER runs dermatology clinics in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida, and laser hair removal is handled the same way at each of them:
If you're in Faridabad, your nearest UNCOVER clinic is Greater Kailash 2 in South Delhi, an easy trip up the Violet Line. This page walks through what a course involves, so you can weigh it up and plan it around your week.
If every hair were growing at the same time, one or two sessions might do the job. They are not. In any patch of skin, only some follicles are actively growing on a given day; the rest are resting and carry little or no hair for the laser to heat. A session disables the growing ones, and the resting ones only become treatable weeks later when they enter their own growth phase.
That is what sets the rhythm of a course: 6–8 sessions for most body areas, 6–8 weeks apart, and closer to 4 weeks for the upper lip, chin and face, where hair cycles faster. Coming back too soon catches few new follicles; leaving it much longer lets them slip past. For anyone travelling in, the long gaps are useful, because a body-area course needs only a visit every month and a half or two rather than a weekly commitment. Typically you see 10–25% fewer hairs after session one and a visible change by session four, with the full reduction building across the course.
In dermatology, "permanent hair reduction" means a lasting drop in the number of hairs that regrow, not a promise that none ever will. After a full course most people see around 90% reduction, and how much depends on the colour and density of the hair and on hormones. The hairs that remain are usually finer and lighter, and shaving tends to become an occasional job rather than a routine one.
Hormones are the main reason hair returns. With PCOS, thyroid conditions or other hormonal changes, the body can activate new follicles over time, so a maintenance session or two a year is a normal part of the plan rather than a sign the course failed. A good consultation tells you this at the start, before you pay.
After the consultation and patch test, every visit runs in the same order:
You can return to work the same day. If you have a long ride home, carry a light layer to cover treated skin from the sun.
Greater Kailash 2, South Delhi. Open 7 days, 10 AM – 8 PM.