Treatments · Laser Treatments
Laser Hair Removal in San Antonio
Alma Soprano Titanium combines three wavelengths for fast, comfortable laser hair removal on all skin types.
Medically reviewed by Francisco Cardona, MD, board-certified physician
Device
Alma Soprano Titanium
Wavelengths
755, 810 & 1064 nm
Downtime
None
Sessions
Often 6–8
Overview
How Soprano Titanium works
Laser hair removal uses light absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle to disable its ability to regrow. Soprano Titanium combines Alexandrite, diode and Nd:YAG wavelengths in one applicator, so it can treat different hair types and skin tones in a single pass.
Its gliding technique gradually warms the follicle, which most patients find far more comfortable than older lasers.
Common treatment areas
- Underarms
- Bikini and Brazilian
- Legs
- Face and upper lip
- Back and chest
- Arms
Who it’s for
- Men and women tired of shaving or waxing
- Patients with ingrown hairs or razor bumps
- All skin types, including darker tones
- People wanting long-term hair reduction
What to Expect
Your treatment, step by step
01
Your Evaluation
We review your skin type, hair color and treatment areas, and map out your plan.
02
Your Treatment
Gel is applied and the applicator glides over the skin. Most patients describe a warm massage feeling.
03
Results & Follow-Up
Hair sheds over a few weeks. Sessions are repeated every 4–8 weeks to catch each growth cycle.
The Technology
Alma Soprano Titanium
A triple-wavelength laser hair removal platform (755, 810 and 1064 nm) built for speed, comfort and all skin types.
In the Treatment Room
Laser hair removal on the Soprano Titanium
Our team treats large areas like the legs and back quickly and comfortably with the Alma Soprano Titanium.
Is it painful?
Soprano Titanium is known for being comfortable. Most patients feel warmth rather than the sharp snap of older lasers.
How many sessions will I need?
Most patients need six to eight sessions, plus occasional maintenance.
Does it work on dark skin?
Yes. The 1064 nm wavelength is suitable for darker skin tones.
Does it work on blonde or gray hair?
Light, gray and red hair respond poorly to all lasers. We will tell you honestly at your evaluation.
Should I shave before my appointment?
Yes, shave the area 24 hours before. Do not wax or pluck between sessions.
How much does laser hair removal cost?
Laser hair removal is priced by area. Six-session packages give you the best price per session, since most areas need a series of treatments:
| Area | 1 session | 6-session package |
|---|---|---|
| Upper lip | $50 | $240 |
| Chin | $50 | $240 |
| Beard line | $75 | $375 |
| Widow’s peak | $75 | — |
| Nipples | $75 | — |
| Neck | $80 | $420 |
| Underarms | $100 | $240 |
| Sideburns | $100 | $240 |
| Hands | $100 | $240 |
| Lower arms | $100 | $400 |
| Upper arms | $100 | $400 |
| Bikini line | $110 | $240 |
| Feet | $110 | $240 |
| Abdomen | $120 | $600 |
| Full chest | $120 | $600 |
| Full face | $120 | $640 |
| Glutes | $120 | $640 |
| Chest strip | $140 | — |
| Lower back | $150 | — |
| Full bikini / Brazilian | $175 | $900 |
| Lower legs | $175 | $750 |
| Upper legs | $175 | $750 |
| Upper back | $175 | — |
| Full arms | $180 | — |
| Full back | $225 | $1,100 |
| Full legs | $250 | $1,200 |
For example, the 6-session Brazilian package works out to $150 per session. You can book any area online.
Is laser hair removal permanent?
It provides long-term hair reduction. Most patients see a major reduction, with occasional maintenance sessions for any regrowth.
Can I tan before or after treatment?
Avoid tanning and self-tanner before and after sessions to reduce the risk of side effects.
What areas can you treat?
Almost any area, including the face, underarms, bikini, legs, arms, back and chest.
Is it safe for men?
Yes. Many men treat the back, chest, neck and beard line.
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Individual results vary. Results are not guaranteed. This page is for general education and is not medical advice.