
Beverly Hills Med Spa
Rodeo Drive medical spa offering laser hair removal, with published three-session packages for small, medium and large treatment areas.
The Los Angeles edit — waxing, sugaring, laser, brows & lashes
Explore Beverly Hills laser hair-removal providers, with published treatment-area menus, real photos, review links and social profiles. Compare the details, then contact the clinic directly.
LYEV Beverly HillsBeverly Hills
The Skin AgencyBeverly Hills
Bravo Salon & SpaPasadenano stock photos —
these are the actual rooms
Laser prices can cover one treatment or a package. Beverly Hills Med Spa publishes three-session packages, while Beverly Hills Laser Clinic lists individual appointments and their lengths.
Check the suite and current street address. LYEV now publishes a Burton Way address; older directory pages may still show Doheny Drive.
Follow the provider’s booking or consultation link to confirm the treatment area, package terms and appointment availability.
8 studios to explore · Beverly Hills
Linked sources. Real studios.
Rodeo Drive medical spa offering laser hair removal, with published three-session packages for small, medium and large treatment areas.

Wilshire Boulevard laser hair-removal clinic with a published treatment-area menu and appointment durations.

Wilshire Boulevard aesthetic clinic publishing laser hair-removal prices for facial and body areas, including bikini, legs, underarms and back.

Burton Way aesthetic studio listing laser hair removal alongside skin and injectable treatments, with online appointments and an Instagram portfolio.

Beverly Hills branch offering laser hair removal with a dedicated branch treatment page.
Laser hair removal at LaserAway’s Beverly Hills location.

Beverly Hills cosmetic practice with an explicit laser hair-removal treatment page and an in-person consultation link.
Laser hair removal at Danesh Dermatology’s Beverly Hills office using the operator’s listed LightSheer Duet system.
A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours are studio-published and may change. How we source our listings ↗
The trust check
Booking a stranger for something this personal takes trust. So every spot gets the same simple check of what you can verify for yourself — not a rating, not an ad. Unknowns stay unknown.
Sourced from the studio’s own website or booking page, with a street address. Service-area marketing pages don’t count.
Photos of the actual room and work — labeled and credited. Never AI-generated, never scraped from a map.
Prices from the studio’s own menu, linked, with the date we checked. If they don’t publish prices, we say so.
We link the review pages so you can read them yourself. We never invent, average or “adjust” ratings.
Their Instagram, so you can judge the brows, the lashes and the vibe before you go.
Published hours in LA time, with an open-now filter for the night-before panic.
Everyone has a first time. The best estheticians have seen it all and genuinely don’t judge. Here’s what to ask before you book, so you walk in knowing what to expect.
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