Laser Hair Removal in Rohini, Delhi
A course of laser hair removal means returning every few weeks for several months, so it helps to have the clinic nearby. Our Rohini clinic in North-West Delhi carries out laser hair removal for the face and body. Your skin and hair are examined by a registered medical practitioner before the first session, and the course is planned around what that shows.
- Sessions carried out at the Rohini clinic
- Skin and hair assessed before any session
- A course planned visit by visit
- Open Mon–Sat · 10:00 – 20:00
Clinic 2 · Rohini
North-West Delhi, near the Outer Ring Road
Close to home
Why a Nearby Clinic Helps With Laser
Laser hair removal is not a single appointment. The light affects only follicles that are actively growing a hair at the time, and because hairs grow in staggered cycles, each visit reaches a share of them. A course therefore stretches over several months, with a return visit every four to eight weeks depending on the area.
Keeping to that rhythm is part of what makes a course work. Long gaps let follicles cycle back unnoticed; visits squeezed too close together meet hairs that have not yet regrown. For anyone living in Rohini, Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh, Prashant Vihar or nearby parts of North and North-West Delhi, a clinic close by makes the schedule easier to keep.
How laser works, which skin and hair types suit it, PCOS-related facial hair and the full list of side effects are explained on our main laser hair removal page. Laser hair removal is also offered at our Sector 39 clinic in Gurugram. This page covers how a course runs in practice in Rohini.
In short
Laser reduces hair over a course of visits rather than removing it in one. Plan for several months, keep the gaps steady, and expect occasional top-up sessions later.
Your first visit
What Happens at Your First Visit in Rohini
Nothing is treated until your skin and hair have been looked at. The first visit is mostly questions, an examination and, usually, a small test.
Talking it through
Which areas bother you, how you remove the hair now — shaving, threading, waxing or creams — and any history of hormonal problems, irregular periods, skin conditions or cold sores.
Looking at skin and hair
The colour and thickness of the hair, your skin type, and any tan, pigmentation, moles or tattoos in the area. This shows whether laser is likely to help and how cautiously to set it.
A patch test
A small spot is usually treated first and looked at again a few days later. On darker skin the wait is especially worthwhile, because a reaction can take time to show.
A plan in writing
The areas, an approximate number of sessions as a range, the gap between visits, how to prepare and what affects the cost. You can take it away and decide in your own time.
Bring a list of the medicines you take, including acne treatment, antibiotics and supplements. Some make skin more sensitive to light and change when treatment can start.
Area by area
Notes for Each Treatment Area
Facial areas are often treated at shorter gaps than the body, and each area reacts a little differently. These general notes help when deciding where to start.
Not treated: the eyebrows or anywhere close to the eyes, because of the risk to sight. Tattoos are avoided, and moles are usually covered.
Between sessions
Aftercare Between Sessions
Most of a course happens between appointments. How you treat the skin in those weeks affects both comfort and how safely the next session can go ahead.
Let the skin settle
Redness and small bumps around the follicles are normal and usually fade within a day or two. A cool compress or a plain soothing gel helps. Skip hot baths, steam, saunas and hard workouts for this time.
Shave only, and cover up
Shave if you like, but do not wax, thread, pluck or epilate. Wear sunscreen on treated skin that is exposed, avoid deliberate tanning, and let shedding hairs fall out on their own.
Shave and tell us
Shave the area a day or so before. Mention any reaction after the last session, a new medicine, recent sun exposure or a pregnancy, as each can change the plan.
After a session, call the Rohini clinic on +91 95406 99152 if the skin blisters, crusts, reddens over a widening area or develops darker or lighter patches.
Who you will see
Doctors at DenceSpot Clinic
Treatment at the Rohini clinic is carried out by registered medical practitioners. Every doctor at DenceSpot is listed below with qualifications and registration details.
Dr. Nyra
MBBS, MD (Dermatology)
Our two clinics
Visit Our Rohini Clinic
Our Rohini clinic is in North-West Delhi, near the Outer Ring Road, and is open Monday to Saturday. Laser hair removal is also carried out at our Sector 39 clinic in Gurugram if that is easier to reach.
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Clinic 1
Gurugram Sector 39
- 1123, Sector 39 Road, Jharsa, C Block, Sector 39, Gurugram, Haryana 122003opposite Medanta – The Medicity
- Mon–Sat · 10:00 – 20:00Sunday · closed
- +91 81783 30800
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Clinic 2
Delhi Rohini
- Rohini, Delhi [full street address to be added]North-West Delhi (Near Outer Ring Road / Rohini)
- Mon–Sat · 10:00 – 20:00Sunday · closed
- +91 95406 99152
Laser Hair Removal is also carried out at our Sector 39, Gurugram clinic: Laser Hair Removal in Gurugram.
Rohini, Delhi
Other Treatments at Our Rohini Clinic
Every treatment below is carried out at the Rohini clinic as well as in Sector 39, Gurugram. Each starts with an examination and a written plan.
Hair Transplant in Rohini
FUE and DHI, planned around your donor area.
FUE Hair Transplant in Rohini
Follicles extracted one by one from the donor area.
DHI Hair Transplant in Rohini
Grafts placed with an implanter pen.
Beard Transplant in Rohini
Patchy cheeks, jawline, moustache and scars.
Eyebrow Transplant in Rohini
Thin, over-plucked or scarred brows.
Hair PRP & GFC in Rohini
For thinning where follicles are still present.
Hair Fall Treatment in Rohini
The cause is investigated before treatment.
Skin Treatment in Rohini
Acne, pigmentation and other skin concerns.
Next step
Plan a Laser Course at Our Rohini Clinic
Tell us which areas you would like treated and how you remove the hair now. You will get an assessment of your skin and hair, a patch test where appropriate, and a written plan for the course if laser suits you — with no pressure to book on the day.
Suitability is determined after clinical assessment. This page is patient education and does not constitute medical advice.
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