When can I wax and pluck after laser hair removal treatment?

In general, if you are in the middle of laser hair removal, avoid waxing if you can for 3 weeks after your procedure.  Since most patients get treated every 4-8 weeks, it is often best to avoid waxing altogether and shave.  Patients who continue with laser hair removal often have less hair at each visit making the need to wax or shave less.

You should avoid anything irritating to the skin the first few days after treatment. Once the hairs have grown out after the first week you make use any hair removal method if you are not planning to have a laser hair removal treatment within another 4 weeks.

By the time hair regrows to above the surface lending itself to be plucked or waxed, enough time in days has passed from the laser hair removal that it should be fine to be plucked or waxed. Waiting a full month is certainly very safe. As you are indicating that you will not be retreating the areas with laser hair removal, then it's OK for you to pluck or wax. If you were to resume laser hair removal, you do not want to wax or pluck the hairs within two weeks of treatment because that will remove the target that the laser needs to absorb the energy.