
Face / Neck Hair
Precision laser hair removal and hormonal management to eliminate unwanted facial and neck hair safely and effectively.

Understanding Face / Neck Hair
Unwanted facial or neck hair can cause self-consciousness, frequent grooming, and skin irritation from plucking or threading. Dermakācā uses ultra-safe facial lasers and hormonal evaluation to provide lasting hair reduction while protecting delicate facial skin.
What Causes Face / Neck Hair?
Hormonal fluctuations (PCOS, thyroid), genetics, and certain medications can trigger excessive facial hair growth (hirsutism) in women. Men may seek laser for cleaner necklines or beard shaping.
Benefits of Treatment
• Smooth, hair-free skin with reduced shadow • Elimination of razor bumps and folliculitis • Even skin tone and makeup application • Time saved on daily hair-removal routines
Our Approach to Face / Neck Hair
We use gentle diode or Alexandrite lasers with small spot sizes for precise facial work. If hormonal issues are detected, our dermatologists collaborate with endocrinologists for medical management.


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