Can I use laser hair removal for my neck, abdomen and back?

You can do laser hair removal almost anywhere you have unwanted hair. The one place we don't recommend doing it is underneath the eyebrow, the area that you would normally tweeze or pluck. Home laser hair removal, however is not recommended due to potentially serious complications. Professional laser hair removal is now a safe and affordable procedure that is widely available. 

I don't recommend doing laser hair removal yourself, due to the risk of complications. Yes, you can have it in these areas provided the hair is dark in pigmentation. It will take a series of treatments to get improvement. See an expert for a formal evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer

Performing laser hair removal at home is not recommended. I advise you to make an appointment with experienced professional and undergo laser hair removal under supervision of board certified physician. Good luck!

Performing laser hair removal at home is not recommended. I advise you to make an appointment with experienced professional and undergo laser hair removal under supervision of board certified physician. Good luck! 

Laser hair removal can be performed just about any place with unwanted hair, although I wouldn't suggest trying to remove the hair around the eye area.  Keep in mind that the machines used for hair removal at home are not nearly as effective as those used in doctors offices.  Consider getting you hair removal done by a licensed physician to ensure good results and a safe experience.  Regards, Dr. D.

I do not recommend using laser devices at home. I am not sure what type of laser you are using but make sure to wear appropriate protective eyewear. The risks of lasers include skin burns, hyper/hypopigmentation and scarring so I strongly advise you to follow with a trained professional.

Laser hair removal is safe for all areas of the body. Home devices are very low power and will minimally control hair growth. Remember to have good eye protection. The machines in doctors offices cost over 100K, I don't see how a device that is about $600 will give the same results. It is all about power, and battery powered devices just can't achieve enough energy to kill the hairs significantly.

Laser Hair Removal can be performed to those areas, yes.  However, I wouldn't recommend treating yourself at home.  There are risks associated with Laser Hair Removal including hyper pigmentation and burning of the skin, when not performed by a licensed professional.  I recommend seeking an experienced practitioner to assist you with your hair removal needs as the safest option.  Also, in order to achieve the best possible result you'll want to use the latest laser technology.