By Sarah, Aesthetics Editor, Medical Spa Locator · Reviewed by Anna M. Melamed, MD · Data last checked
5 listed laser hair removal providers across North Carolina. Sponsored placements appear first; other listings follow by Google rating. Pricing typically runs $150–$500 per session per session — request quotes and confirm credentials directly. Ratings and review counts are sourced from Google Places. Snapshot generated August 2026.
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UnverifiedUnverified Listing This provider's information has not yet been human-verified by Medical Spa Locator. The listing may come from public sources. What this means: We have not independently confirmed this provider's credentials or services. Contact details and services shown are unconfirmed. Always confirm credentials, licensing, and services directly with the provider before receiving care.3126 Milton Rd Suite 219, Charlotte, NC
Botox · 155 reviews
UnverifiedUnverified Listing This provider's information has not yet been human-verified by Medical Spa Locator. The listing may come from public sources. What this means: We have not independently confirmed this provider's credentials or services. Contact details and services shown are unconfirmed. Always confirm credentials, licensing, and services directly with the provider before receiving care.4548 Old Pineville Rd Suite C Room 1, Charlotte, NC
Botox · 25 reviews
UnverifiedUnverified Listing This provider's information has not yet been human-verified by Medical Spa Locator. The listing may come from public sources. What this means: We have not independently confirmed this provider's credentials or services. Contact details and services shown are unconfirmed. Always confirm credentials, licensing, and services directly with the provider before receiving care.
UnverifiedUnverified Listing This provider's information has not yet been human-verified by Medical Spa Locator. The listing may come from public sources. What this means: We have not independently confirmed this provider's credentials or services. Contact details and services shown are unconfirmed. Always confirm credentials, licensing, and services directly with the provider before receiving care.
UnverifiedUnverified Listing This provider's information has not yet been human-verified by Medical Spa Locator. The listing may come from public sources. What this means: We have not independently confirmed this provider's credentials or services. Contact details and services shown are unconfirmed. Always confirm credentials, licensing, and services directly with the provider before receiving care.Laser hair removal uses concentrated light to target hair follicles, providing long-lasting hair reduction.
Typical Cost
$150–$500 per session
Duration
15–60 minutes
Providers in North Carolina
5
Medical Spa Locator lists 5 laser hair removal providers across North Carolina. Use the listings above to compare Google rating and review count, then independently confirm practitioner credentials and treatment availability.
Laser Hair Removal in North Carolina typically costs $150–$500 per session. Prices vary by city, provider experience, and treatment area. Request quotes from multiple clinics and ask about new patient specials.
Look for a North Carolina laser hair removal provider with a licensed medical director, certified injectors or technicians, verified Google reviews, and transparent pricing. Complimentary consultations are common — take advantage of them before committing.
North Carolina requires medical spas to operate under physician oversight. When performed by a licensed and experienced provider, laser hair removal is considered safe. Always verify your provider's credentials and ask about their training before your appointment.
The best city in North Carolina for laser hair removal depends on your location and preferences. Larger metro areas generally offer more provider options and competitive pricing. Browse the listings above — they are sorted by Google rating, so the highest-rated clinics appear first.
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.
No device should be assumed suitable for every skin tone. Device type, settings, operator training, tanning, medicines, and pigment history affect effectiveness and risk.
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