Red bumps, itching and inflammation after shaving or waxing. Laser hair removal tackles the cause: the hair itself.
Ingrown hairs occur when a hair grows back into the skin after shaving or waxing. By reducing hair growth with laser, you no longer need to shave and the bumps disappear.
Two wavelengths in one system, Alexandrite and Nd:YAG, so we can treat every skin type safely, including tanned and dark skin. The integrated cooling down to -30° makes the treatment more comfortable.











Four steps, always in this rhythm. You know in advance what happens and what it costs.
We look at your skin and hair type and discuss what you want to achieve.
Together we draw up a plan: which technique, how many sessions, how many weeks in between and the total cost.
Following proven protocols, by our skin therapists and skin specialists. Your progress is recorded in your file, so we know exactly how your skin responds.
After every session you receive aftercare advice. In between, we adjust the plan until you have the result you were after.
You choose a single treatment or a package of five with two free. The intake and trial treatment are always free, even if you do not book anything afterwards.
Three clinics in Amsterdam, Arnhem and Amersfoort. The same approach everywhere and a free intake to get started.
✓How ingrown hairs develop and what laser hair removal does.
✓After shaving, the hair is cut sharply and can grow back into the skin.
✓This happens more often with curly or thick hair.
✓Laser reduces hair growth, so you need to shave less.
✓This removes the cause of the bumps.
✓Shave instead of waxing or epilating.
✓Use gentle products and do not scratch the bumps.
✓On average six to eight sessions.
Single treatments are always possible. A package of five with two free is better value and can be paid in three instalments. The intake is free, even if you do not book anything afterwards.
Scrubs and creams help temporarily. Less hair growth solves the problem.
We record your settings and progress at every session.
A hair sometimes does not grow outwards, but grows under the skin or curls back into it. This causes red bumps, itching and sometimes inflammation. It mainly occurs after shaving, waxing or epilating, and with curly or thick hair. Common areas are the bikini line, underarms, neck and legs.
Laser hair removal weakens the hair follicles, so less and thinner hair grows back. With less hair, there are also fewer hairs that can grow in. This tackles the cause instead of constantly treating the bumps.
During the free intake, we decide which zone to start with and carry out a trial treatment. On average, six to eight treatments are needed, with a few weeks in between.
Come clean-shaven and with clean skin, report new medication or antibiotics, and protect the treatment area from the sun and sunbeds. Use SPF 50 daily and cover the area in case of intensive sun exposure. Let us know if you are pregnant, and contact us before your appointment if the skin is irritated or you have an active cold sore.
To carry out the treatment safely and effectively, we ask you to take the following into account:
Follow this preparation at every appointment. If you cannot follow one of the instructions, or you are unsure whether the treatment can go ahead, please contact us before your appointment.
After the treatment the skin may temporarily be slightly red, warm, sensitive or itchy. This is a normal reaction and usually subsides within a few hours.
What to keep in mind:
The GentleMax Pro laser works on pigment in the hair. When the skin becomes tanned from the sun or a sunbed, the laser can distinguish less well between pigment in the hair and pigment in the skin. This increases the risk of unwanted skin reactions and pigment changes.
We therefore advise limiting direct sun exposure and sunbed use as much as possible during the treatment course. Are you going into the sun or on holiday anyway? Then make sure the treatment area is well protected and covered with clothing or a towel. Also use SPF 50+ daily on the treated areas. Sunscreen alone is not always sufficient during intensive sun exposure. We always assess the skin condition before each treatment.
If the skin is too tanned, or if we cannot carry out the treatment safely, the practitioner may decide to postpone the treatment. Your safety and skin health always come first with us.
Laser hair removal works because the laser heats the dark pigment in the hair and thereby damages the hair's food supply. Only hairs in the correct growth phase can be treated effectively. Because not all hairs are in this phase at the same time, multiple treatments are needed and it is important to keep to the agreed treatment interval. An interruption due to, for example, sun exposure, a tanned skin, illness or pregnancy may mean that extra treatments are needed. On average we achieve about 85% hair reduction, but results differ per person. Hormones, medication, skin type, hair growth, lifestyle, sun exposure and following advice can all affect this.
Fine LaserClinic therefore cannot guarantee an exact final result or the number of treatments required.
Do you become pregnant during the treatment course? Please let us know. During pregnancy we pause the treatments. We do this for your safety and that of your baby. In addition, hormonal changes during pregnancy can affect hair growth, which makes treatment less effective.
If there is active inflammation, we wait until the skin has calmed down. At the intake we look at what is needed.
Usually after two to three sessions, because you then need to shave less.
Yes, including the trial treatment. Even if you then decide not to book anything.
Exfoliate the skin gently, do not squeeze out hairs and when shaving use a sharp razor in the direction of growth. This reduces the chance, but does not remove the cause.
Usually not, but they can become inflamed and leave pigmentation spots or scars. Have an inflammation that keeps returning assessed by your GP.
All zones you are troubled by, such as the bikini line, underarms, neck and legs. At the intake we discuss which zone we start with.