Women · Arms
Arm laser hair removal in Chelsea
Forearms, upper arms, full arms, hands and fingers. Ideal if your arm hair is dark enough to notice in short sleeves.
- Free patch test first
- Laser, not IPL
- Same specialist every visit
How treatment works
Arm hair is usually finer than leg hair. Dark arm hair responds well; light or very fine hair may not, and Irina will tell you before you book a course.
Treating full arms in one session takes about 45 minutes and costs less than booking forearms and upper arms separately.
Who it suits
- Dark or medium arm hair
- Anyone who shaves or waxes their arms
- Clients whose hand and finger hair is noticeable
Laser works on hair that has pigment. Grey, white, red and very fine blonde hair usually does not respond; for those we offer The Smooth System.
Prices
| Area | 1 session | Course 5+1 free | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
 Forearms | £120 | £600 | Book |
 Upper arms | £120 | £600 | Book |
 Full arms | £150 | £750 | Book |
 Hands | £80 | £400 | Book |
| Fingers | £80 | £400 | Book |
Courses: pay for 5 sessions and the 6th is free, or pay for 6 and get 2 more free. Prices are per area and come straight from our booking system.
Most clients need 6 to 8 sessions 6 to 8 weeks apart.
Why clients choose Best Laser Room
- One specialist, Irina, does every consultation, patch test and session, so the person who plans your course carries it out.
- Alma Soprano Ice Platinum diode laser: three wavelengths in one handpiece and a built-in cooling tip that keeps the skin cool during treatment.
- Prices published in full and taken from our booking system, with courses that include free sessions.
- A private room on Royal Avenue, a short walk from Sloane Square.
- Free consultation and patch test15 minutes with Irina: your skin, your hair, your medical history and a few test pulses.
- Your plan and first sessionFrom 24 to 48 hours after the patch test. You get an honest view of how many sessions to expect.
- A session every 4 to 8 weeksTimed to your hair growth cycle. Most areas need 6 to 8 sessions, sometimes more for hormonal hair.
Before and after your session
Before
- Shave the area the day before. Do not wax, pluck, thread or use epilators for 4 to 6 weeks beforehand, because the laser needs the hair root in place.
- Avoid sunbathing, sunbeds and fake tan for 2 weeks before. Tell us if you have a holiday booked.
- Come with clean skin: no deodorant, creams or make-up on the area.
After
- Mild redness or warmth usually settles within a few hours.
- For 24 to 48 hours skip hot baths, saunas, steam rooms and hard workouts.
- Use SPF 30 or higher on exposed areas and keep shaving between sessions, never waxing.
- Treated hairs shed over 1 to 3 weeks. This is normal, not regrowth.
What clients say
★★★★★
“Irina is absolutely amazing. She is a hidden gem in Chelsea. She is so kind and thoughtful and done my procedures painlessly. Her attention to detail is second to none.”
Lisa G., Google review
★★★★★
“I love the Best Laser Room. They truly use the best equipment and have the best results. Irina is so kind and welcoming.”
Dominique T., Google review
★★★★★
“Irina was very pleasant. She gave a lot of useful advice. Very good! Will surely come back in the future.”
Xerxes M., Google review
Questions clients ask
Will shaving my arms make the hair thicker?
No. Shaving does not change the follicle. It cuts hair at an angle so regrowth feels blunter. Between laser sessions, shaving is the right thing to do.
Are hands and fingers worth treating?
If the hair is dark, yes. They are quick areas, often added to a full arm session.
Do I need to avoid the sun?
Yes, for 2 weeks before and after. Arms catch the sun easily, so use SPF 30 or higher during your course.
Often booked together
Treated by Irina Lewis. Irina founded Best Laser Room and has worked in beauty therapy for 25 years, more than ten of them in the UK. She carries out every consultation, patch test and session herself. More about Irina
Ready to book arms?
Book online in a couple of minutes. New to laser? Start with a free 15-minute consultation and patch test.