Full legs
Thighs and lower legs, one of the largest areas — and the end of regular waxing.
Arms, legs, underarms, back, chest and more in one course — ₹4,000 per session, usually about 10 sessions.
Full body laser hair removal uses laser light to reduce unwanted hair across several large areas — such as the arms, legs, underarms, chest, stomach and back — in one course of treatment. The laser targets the pigment in dark hairs, so it works best on dark hair and needs several sessions spaced weeks apart. At Kezza Clinic in Jaipur and Sikar it is supervised by Dr. Amrita Mukhija and Dr. Neelam Choudhary, at ₹4,000 per session, usually about 10 sessions.
See full body laser cost and sessionsWhich areas your full-body session covers is confirmed at your consultation, so you know exactly what is included before you start.
Laser hair removal works by selective photothermolysis: the laser's light is absorbed by the dark pigment (melanin) in the hair, turns into heat and damages the follicle that grows it, while the skin around it is cooled and protected. Treated hairs shed over the following one to three weeks.
Hair grows in cycles, and the laser only affects follicles that are in the active growth phase at the time of treatment. That is why a course of sessions, spaced weeks apart, is needed to catch each follicle when it is growing — and why most full-body plans run to about 10 sessions.
Laser reduces hair rather than removing every hair for good. Most people see a large, long-lasting reduction, with remaining hairs growing finer and lighter; occasional maintenance sessions may be needed, especially when hormones drive hair growth, as in PCOS.
This page covers full-body plans. For single areas such as the face, underarms or bikini line, and for how the laser works on Indian skin, see our main laser hair removal page.
A full-body session costs ₹4,000. Most people need about 10 sessions for a long-term reduction; your plan is confirmed after a skin and hair check.
Price per session at Kezza Clinic as confirmed in October 2026. Which areas are included in your full-body session is confirmed at consultation.
Ask about your quoteYour consultation confirms exactly which areas your session covers.
Sudden or excessive hair growth in women can be a sign of a hormone problem such as PCOS. It is worth having this checked by a doctor alongside laser treatment.
Your skin type, hair colour, medicines and medical history are reviewed, and the areas in your plan are agreed.
A small area is treated first to check how your skin responds to the settings.
Shave the areas the day before. Do not wax, thread or pluck for several weeks, and avoid tanning.
You wear eye protection; the laser glides over each area with cooling. Most people feel a quick warm snap.
Use sunscreen, avoid sun, saunas and hard workouts for a day or two, and moisturise if the skin feels dry.
Sessions are repeated as new hairs enter the growth phase — usually about 10 in total.
Treated hairs fall out over 1 to 3 weeks.
Noticeably less and finer regrowth in many areas.
Remaining patches reduce further.
Most people reach a large, lasting reduction.
Occasional top-ups for any regrowth, often hormone-related.
| Laser hair removal | Waxing | Shaving | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How long results last | Long-term reduction after a course | About 3 to 6 weeks | 1 to 3 days |
| Ingrown hairs | Usually fewer | Common | Common |
| Comfort | Quick warm snaps, with cooling | Painful for many people | Not painful, but needs repeating every few days |
| Effect on hair | Finer, lighter, fewer hairs over time | Hair grows back the same | Hair grows back the same |
| Works on white or grey hair | No — use electrolysis | Yes | Yes |
Contact the clinic if you notice blisters, crusting or a burn-like patch after a session.
Dr. Amrita Mukhija consults at our Jaipur clinic; Dr. Neelam Choudhary at Jaipur and Sikar.
Aesthetic physician and skin specialist with training in dermatology and aesthetic medicine; laser treatments, peels, injectables and skin rejuvenation.
Dental surgeon practising facial aesthetics and clinical cosmetology, focused on pigmentation, laser therapies and skin rejuvenation.
At Kezza Clinic, a full body laser session costs ₹4,000. Most people need about 10 sessions for a long-term reduction. Which areas your session covers is confirmed at your consultation.
Usually about 10 sessions, every 4 to 8 weeks, because hair grows in cycles and the laser only treats hairs that are actively growing. Hormone-driven hair can need occasional maintenance.
It gives a long-term reduction rather than removing every hair for good. Most people see far fewer hairs, and those that grow back are finer and lighter. A few maintenance sessions may be needed later.
Yes, when the laser settings suit your skin type. Darker skin needs settings that protect the skin's own pigment, which is why a doctor supervises the plan and a test patch may be done first.
Most people feel a quick warm snap, like a rubber band, and the cooling makes it more comfortable. Sensitive areas such as the underarms and bikini line can feel more intense.
Shave the areas the day before, avoid waxing, threading and plucking for several weeks, stay out of the sun and do not use self-tan. Tell us about any new medicines.
No. Laser needs dark pigment in the hair to work, so white, grey and very light hairs do not respond. Electrolysis treats them one hair at a time.
Tell us which areas you would like treated. The team will check your skin and hair type, confirm what your full-body session covers and arrange a test patch if needed.
This page is general information from Kezza Hair & Skin Clinic and does not replace a consultation. Suitability, number of sessions and results differ from person to person.