Aesthetic Treatments
Folliculitis & Ingrown Hair Laser Treatment
Reduce inflammation, clear skin, fewer irritations
Concerned about recurring red bumps, pustules or irritation after shaving, waxing or friction?
Laser treatment that targets the root cause of folliculitis, reducing inflammation, preventing ingrown hairs and restoring clarity to sensitive or frequently irritated skin.
At Dermalaser Beauty Lounge in Paralimni, we offer laser-assisted management for folliculitis using advanced medical-grade laser technology. Folliculitis occurs when hair follicles become inflamed or infected, often triggered by friction, ingrown hairs, shaving or bacterial overgrowth.
Laser treatment may help reduce hair-related irritation and improve the appearance of affected skin. Treatment suitability depends on the cause, severity and location of the condition, so an assessment is important before beginning.
The area is cleansed and the laser is applied using controlled settings selected for your skin and treatment area. Mild warmth or a light snapping sensation may be felt during treatment.
The number of sessions varies according to the severity, area treated and individual response. Good hygiene, gentle hair-removal techniques and avoiding friction can help support results. Laser treatment does not replace medical assessment or treatment where infection or another underlying skin condition is present.
- Reduces inflammation
- Prevents ingrowns
- Improves skin clarity
- Safe for sensitive areas
Common questions
How can laser treatment help with recurrent ingrown hairs and folliculitis?
When repeated irritation is caused by hairs becoming trapped under the skin, reducing hair growth can help break that cycle. At Dermalaser, the aim is to reduce the hairs responsible for recurring bumps, redness and inflammation so the area can remain smoother and calmer over time.
How many sessions will I need?
Hair grows in cycles, so a course of treatments is normally required rather than a single session. The number and spacing depend on the area, hair growth and how your skin responds, and we adjust the plan as progress becomes visible.
Is this suitable for all types of folliculitis?
No. Laser is most useful when the problem is linked to ingrown hairs or hair-follicle irritation. If the area appears infected, unusually inflamed or the cause is unclear, we may recommend medical assessment before starting laser treatment.