Burn after laser hair removal session (Soprano). Is it normal to have a burn like this? (photo)

You should contact your Dermatologist and have an in-person evaluation of your burn.  There are a number of reasons why that might have occurred.  Be sure to be seen by a Board Certified Dermatologist.

 

It looks like this will resolve over a few days to a week, because there are no blisters. Check with your provider on the settings and cooling system. You evidently need a lower energy setting.

There are multiple variables that can effect how you heal including things you may be doing to "help" which can be detrimental.  It is ALWAYS best to call or visit your provider (who has all your information) to explain your concerns.  Sooner is better than later to head off any problems, especially when we are talking about your face.  Love Real Self but when it comes to follow up care, only your provider can give you the care you deserve. 

The burn should continue to calm down and the markings will fade with time.  Vitamin E oil applied to the area of concern 3 to 4 times a day will greatly reduce the healing time and improve your skin.  
Hope this helps.

I have treating patient for hair removal with both lasers and IPL since 1997. There are multiple variables that can effect how you heal including things you may be doing to "help" which can be detrimental.  It is ALWAYS best to call or visit your provider (who has all your information) to explain your concerns.  Sooner is better than later to head off any problems, especially when we are talking about your face.  Love Real Self but when it comes to follow up care, only your provider can give you the care you deserve.