Laser hair removal treatment typically includes the following components:

1. Consultation: Before beginning the treatment, a consultation is usually conducted with a trained professional who will assess your suitability for laser hair removal, explain the process, answer your questions, and discuss your expectations.

2. Preparation: Prior to the treatment, you may be advised to avoid sun exposure, tanning, waxing, or plucking for a certain period. Shaving the treatment area is often recommended on the day of the treatment to ensure the laser can effectively target the hair follicles.

3. Protective eyewear: To protect your eyes from the laser light, both you and the technician typically wear specialized goggles during the procedure.

4. Cooling gel or numbing cream: A cooling gel or numbing cream may be applied to the treatment area to alleviate any discomfort during the procedure. This helps to keep the skin cool and minimize potential skin reactions.

5. Laser treatment: The technician uses a handheld laser device that emits a concentrated beam of light that targets the pigment (melanin) in the hair follicles. The laser heats and damages the follicles, inhibiting future hair growth. The duration of the treatment depends on the size of the treatment area.

6. Post-treatment care: Following the treatment, you'll be advised to avoid sun exposure, hot showers, saunas, strenuous exercise, or certain skincare products for a specific period to protect and care for the treated area. Applying soothing creams and sunscreen is often recommended to promote healing and minimize any potential skin reactions.

Throughout the treatment process, it is important to follow the recommendations of your technician and adhere to any specific instructions provided by the clinic to maximize the effectiveness and safety of the treatment.