Price before you call
Median cost per session by ZIP, plus what a 6 session package adds up to. Rechecked every quarter, not scraped once and forgotten.
Compare 1,840 vetted clinics by session price, the actual device, and how many sessions the technician has run. Enter your ZIP to see real costs near you.
The problem
You search for a clinic near you and land on eleven pages that all say "call for pricing". So you call. You get booked into a free consultation that turns out to be a sales meeting, and you leave with a per session number you cannot compare because nobody else will quote one.
The range is real. In Phoenix the same bikini session runs from $128 to $415 within four miles, and the difference is rarely the result. It is the rent, the machine, and how the clinic prices a package. None of that is visible until you have already spent an afternoon on the phone.
LaserNearMe puts the number on the page first, and tells you which machine it came from.
What you get
Median cost per session by ZIP, plus what a 6 session package adds up to. Rechecked every quarter, not scraped once and forgotten.
Alexandrite, diode and Nd:YAG listed for each clinic, because the machine matters more than the name above the door.
Years of experience and lifetime session counts for the technician on staff, next to reviews that name them.
Package price with the consultation fee, numbing cream and touch up policy folded in, so the last session is not a surprise.
How it works
We map every clinic within 25 miles and the device each one runs.
Session price, package total, technician experience and verified reviews, side by side.
You book direct and pay the clinic. We never take a cut of your treatment, so nothing is nudged upward.
Every clinic. Every price. On the page before you pick up the phone.
From the waitlist
I was quoted $340 a session at one clinic and $168 at another four blocks away. Both used the same alexandrite machine. That is the entire reason I signed up.
My dermatologist told me to avoid one device type with my skin tone. This is the first list where I could actually see which clinics run it and which do not.
Booked in nine minutes. Six clinics compared, cheapest one had a technician with 3,140 sessions behind her. I would still be on hold with clinic number two.
Questions
Nothing. The site is free for anyone looking for treatment. Clinics pay a flat listing fee, never a share of what you spend.
No. We do not treat anyone and we do not sell treatment. We publish what clinics charge and who works there, and you book with the clinic directly.
Each clinic submits its current session and package prices, which we recheck every quarter. Where a clinic will not confirm a price, we show the listing without one rather than publish a guess.
The devices we list are FDA cleared for hair removal, and risk depends on the device, your skin tone, the settings and who operates it. We publish the device at each clinic so you can ask the right question. This is not medical advice. Talk to a dermatologist about your skin.
Most people need 6 to 8 sessions on the face and 6 to 10 elsewhere, spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, with a touch up once or twice a year. Hair colour, skin tone and hormones all move that number.
Device cost, technician time and rent. An alexandrite session takes longer and costs the clinic more than a diode session, and a clinic on a main street pays more rent than one in an industrial park four blocks away.
We list 1,840 clinics across 41 states. Enter your ZIP and we tell you how many are within 25 miles. If there are none, we email you when your area opens.
Report it from the listing and we correct it within two business days. Clinics that let a wrong price stand lose their verified badge.
We open one city at a time. Your ZIP decides which one is next.