Laser hair removal in Missouri City
Laser hair removal in Missouri City lowers hair growth over a series of visits. At Riverstone Aesthetics & Wellness, treatment starts at $150 per area. IV hydration is $199 and given by a registered nurse, with a provider’s order.
Good to know before you start
- Laser works best over a series of visits
- Results vary by hair and skin type, and no result is guaranteed
- Shave the area, but do not wax for weeks before
- Avoid sun and tanning before and after
- Tell us about medicines that make skin sensitive
- Redness and mild swelling can follow treatment
- IV hydration needs a health review and a provider’s order
How the visit works
- 1Review and examYour provider reviews your health, skin and goals.
- 2Patch testA small test spot checks how your skin reacts.
- 3Laser treatmentThe area is treated with a cooled laser.
- 4AftercareCooling and sun protection instructions.
- 5IV hydration, if chosenAn RN gives the IV after a provider’s order.
Laser hair removal and IV prices in Houston
Per session.
Per session.
Given by a nurse.
Series pricing varies.
Typical Houston ranges for planning. Your written price comes after we see the job.
What changes the price
- Treatment area size.
- Number of sessions.
- Hair and skin type.
- Package pricing.
- IV ingredients and add-ons.
Good to know in Houston
Laser is usually easiest to plan in the cooler months, because you can avoid strong Texas sun for a few weeks. A Houston summer tan raises the risk of skin reaction.
Texas Medical Board rules treat lasers as the practice of medicine, and elective IV therapy must be given by an RN or higher under a provider’s order. The delegating physician’s name is posted in our lobby.
Questions about laser hair removal and iv hydration
How much is laser hair removal in Houston?
It usually runs about $50 to $500 per session depending on the area. Ours starts at $150 per area.
How many sessions do I need?
Most people need several, but it varies and no result is guaranteed.
Is IV hydration safe?
It can be when given by a nurse after a health review. Ask about the ingredients and risks.
Who does the IV?
A registered nurse, with an order from a provider.