What You'll Get
Much like the sale of sardines at movie-theater concession stands, the popularity of laser hair-removal treatments is evidence that most people secretly long to be dolphins. Get smooth and sleek with today's Groupon: for $99, you get three laser hair-removal treatments on one area from Albany Laser Spa (up to a $900 value). Click here for valid areas.
At Albany Laser Spa, technicians wield laser light to quickly remove unwanted hair. A long-pulse, high-energy laser emits a gentle beam of light that harmlessly passes through the skin and directly targets follicles, effectively treating unwanted hair on any skin type or tone. Unlike the lasers used by popular film hero and 2010 California gubernatorial hopeful Iron Man, these friendly beams are easy, comfortable, and treat hair follicles faster than other methods. Vaporize stubble in the present and prevent it in the future with three sessions on the lip, chin, underarms, hands, feet (including toes), sideburns, cheeks, neck, or bikini line, working toward the six to eight sessions the spa typically recommends for best results. Albany Laser Spa's talented, professional technicians aim to make clients feel at home while they evict follicular hitchhikers with their panoply of laser-firing technology.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Apr 30, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. New customers only. Valid only for listed areas. Must use all treatments on same area. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Albany Laser Spa
While many laser-hair-removal spas carry only one laser system, Albany Laser Spa keeps an arsenal. When consulting with a new client, the spa's technicians will evaluate skin and hair type to determine which of the FDA-approved systems will best suit him or her. Also, the staff is LaserFast certified to use the proprietary system that ameliorates the laser's sting with a pulse of cool air, so the technician doesn't have to blow on it.