Laser Hair Removal Studios in Manhattan

A marble Manhattan lobby with two elevators, a visible laser device, blue-hour skyline views, and one person near reception.

Fourteen studios are ranked below for readers pricing a course of laser hair removal. The ranking was built for a wider purpose, so read the next section before trusting any place on it. On the treatment itself, start with the American Academy of Dermatology's laser hair removal FAQs, the academy's page on which skin conditions are treated with lasers, and Cleveland Clinic's guide to laser skin resurfacing, with laser types, skin conditions and what to expect. Ahead of any deposit, add the New York Department of State's consumer resources page on med spas to your notes.

What this count cannot see

Laser hair removal has no line of its own in the count. It falls under laser or energy skin treatment, one of 15 categories, so a high place means a long menu and does not prove that a studio removes hair by laser. The page also holds no prices, so it cannot total a course for you. When you call, find out whether the quote is per session or per course, how many sessions it covers, what a missed appointment costs and whether the package expires.

Apollo House tops the count, so ask about every line
Georgia Louise Beauty Longevity Atelier
Youtherapy Medspa
ReBalance NYC
Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng
Skinney Medspa
Extension Health - Midtown
Hamptons BioMed - Upper East Side
Modern Age Upper East Side
Timeless MedSpa NYC
VJ MedSpa
SkinTight MedSpa
Thérapie Clinic Upper East Side
MD Longevity

How the menus were counted

Every studio's website was read against the same list of 15 service categories, and each category it shows counts once. The studio with the biggest tally goes first, and studios with equal tallies are listed alphabetically. Google ratings and review counts sit in the notes as context and had no effect on the order. Points sit under the line "Number of 15 longevity and wellness services offered", and the list is sorted highest first. All 15 are ticked for Apollo House (apollohousenyc.com, 2026-10-16), so it opens the list and the other thirteen fall below it.

Studio notes and the session math

Apollo House lists the full 15 on apollohousenyc.com, laser or energy skin included. Its Google listing counts 48 reviews averaging 4.9. Ask for the per-session price and how many sessions the quote covers.

Georgia Louise Beauty Longevity Atelier shows seven categories on georgialouise.com, and its Google listing counts 87 reviews averaging 4.8. The count cannot say whether laser is one of the seven, so ask which devices it uses.

Youtherapy Medspa shows six categories on youtherapymedspa.com and has 123 Google reviews averaging 5. Ask whether a patch test or consultation is billed on its own.

ReBalance NYC shows five categories on rebalancenyc.com and has 122 Google reviews averaging 4.7. Confirm laser is on its menu, then ask how a membership treats missed visits.

Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng shows four categories on zhengmd.com and has 77 Google reviews averaging 4.9. Ask who runs the device and what training that person has.

Skinney Medspa was counted at four categories from its shop page at skinneymedspa.com, so the full menu may be longer. Its Google listing counts 396 reviews averaging 4.8, more than any other provider here. Ask whether packages carry an expiry date.

Extension Health - Midtown shows three categories on extension.health. Its 5 on Google rests on just 4 reviews, so it counts for little. Ask what the first visit includes.

Hamptons BioMed - Upper East Side shows three categories on hamptonsbiomed.com. Its 5 on Google comes from 3 reviews, too few to set against the bigger profiles on this page. Ask whether it offers laser at all.

Modern Age Upper East Side shows three categories on modern-age.com and has 66 Google reviews averaging 4.8. Ask whether the quote prices each area on its own line.

Timeless MedSpa NYC shows three categories on timelessmedspanyc.com. Its 5 on Google comes from 12 reviews, a small sample. Ask whether the quoted price holds for the whole course.

VJ MedSpa shows three categories on vjmednyc.com and has 121 Google reviews averaging 4.5. Ask which skin types its device suits.

SkinTight MedSpa was counted at two categories on its services page at www.skintightmedspa.com, and it has 161 Google reviews averaging 4.7. Ask what a top-up session costs after the course ends.

Thérapie Clinic Upper East Side shows two categories on therapieclinic.com. Its 5 on Google comes from 333 reviews. Ask how far apart sessions are spaced and how long the course runs.

MD Longevity scored zero: the page checked at www.mdlongevity.com listed none of the 15, and that result covers one page, not the whole site. Its Google listing counts 7 reviews averaging 4.4. Look over its full menu before deciding.

Building a laser shortlist

The order is good for one job, finding long menus. Apollo House's 15 is the only count on this page certain to include the laser or energy skin category, yet a studio that does nothing but hair removal would score low here and could still suit you better. Confirm with each studio that laser hair removal is on its menu, then phone two or three, ask each the same questions in the same order, and lay the written quotes side by side. Whether a laser treatment suits your skin is for a licensed clinician to confirm.