Laser Hair Removal Directory Coverage by State

Compare listed med spa counts and Google ratings by state. This table does not contain state prices.

National editorial estimate: $150–$500 per session. This is general planning guidance, not a state average or a provider quote.

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Directory Coverage by State

Counts reflect matching directory listings, not all providers. Open a state for provider options and any available patient-reported price sample.

StateListed Med SpasAvg Rating
Illinois1294.8★
California534.8★
Florida504.9★
Texas494.8★
New York274.9★
Connecticut124.9★
Washington124.9★
Georgia114.9★
New Jersey115.0★
Nevada104.9★
North Carolina104.9★
Arizona94.9★
Massachusetts74.9★
Missouri74.8★
Pennsylvania74.8★
Tennessee74.8★
Oregon64.9★
Utah64.8★
Colorado54.9★
Minnesota54.6★
Kansas34.9★
Michigan1—
Alabama——
Alaska——
Arkansas——
Delaware——
District of Columbia——
Hawaii——
Idaho——
Indiana——
Iowa——
Kentucky——
Louisiana——
Maine——
Maryland——
Mississippi——
Montana——
Nebraska——
New Hampshire——
New Mexico——
North Dakota——
Ohio——
Oklahoma——
Rhode Island——
South Carolina——
South Dakota——
Vermont——
Virginia——
West Virginia——
Wisconsin——
Wyoming——

Laser Hair Removal Coverage and Price Guidance FAQ

Does this table compare laser hair removal prices by state?+

No. This table shows directory listing counts and average Google ratings, not state prices. The national editorial estimate is $150–$500 per session; it is not a state average or a provider quote. Individual state pages show patient-reported figures only when enough approved submissions are available. Request an itemized quote from a provider for local pricing.

What does laser hair removal directory coverage mean?+

This table shows matching listed med spas in 22 state or DC directory areas, ordered by listing count. Directory coverage is not a census of all providers, and ratings do not measure treatment safety or clinical quality.

How many sessions do I need?+

The number and spacing of sessions depend on the device, body area, hair and skin characteristics, response, and treatment plan. Ask for the device name and its FDA-cleared indication.

Does it work on all skin types?+

No device should be assumed suitable for every skin tone. Device type, settings, operator training, tanning, medicines, and pigment history affect effectiveness and risk.