9300 E 29th St N, Suite 204, Wichita, KS 67226
9300 E 29th St N, Suite 204, Wichita, KS 67226
– Physician-led care in Wichita, Kansas
Laser hair removal with endocrine expertise.
Advanced, comfort-focused treatment for every skin tone—plus access to medical evaluation when excess hair may be driven by PCOS or another hormonal condition.
Call or Text (316) 500-6008 today!
Medical-grade laser
Not an at-home IPL device
Cooling with every pulse
Designed for skin protection and comfort
Hormone-awarecare
Endocrine evaluation when appropriate
Transparent choices
Individual areas and package savings
– Who we are
More than a laser clinic.
Endocrine Center of Kansas is a physician-led endocrine practice. We brought advanced laser hair removal into a medical setting so high-quality treatment can be more affordable, convenient, and accessible.
Our mission
Make effective laser hair reduction easier to access—with honest expectations, flexible choices, and pricing explained before treatment begins.
A medical approach
Your skin tone, hair pattern, medications, recent sun exposure, and health history matter. We screen first, select the appropriate wavelength, and personalize your treatment settings.
Built for hormone-related hair growth
For patients with PCOS, androgen excess, or another suspected hormonal disorder, endocrine evaluation and medical management are available in the same practice.
– Who we are
More than a laser clinic.
Endocrine Center of Kansas is a physician-led endocrine practice. We brought advanced laser hair removal into a medical setting so high-quality treatment can be more affordable, convenient, and accessible.
Laser treats the hair you see. Endocrine care can address why new hair is growing.
When a hormonal driver is present, treating both the follicles and the underlying condition may improve long-term control and reduce new growth. Laser can still reduce existing pigmented hair, but hormonal facial hair often needs additional or maintenance sessions.
Endocrine testing or medication is recommended only when clinically appropriate; it is not required for every laser patient.
Our mission
Make effective laser hair reduction easier to access—with honest expectations, flexible choices, and pricing explained before treatment begins.
A medical approach
Your skin tone, hair pattern, medications, recent sun exposure, and health history matter. We screen first, select the appropriate wavelength, and personalize your treatment settings.
Built for hormone-related hair growth
For patients with PCOS, androgen excess, or another suspected hormonal disorder, endocrine evaluation and medical management are available in the same practice.
– Our Technology
Candela GentleMax Pro Plus®
A leading dual-wavelength, medical-grade platform designed for permanent hair reduction across the full range of skin tones. Large spot sizes help treat broad areas efficiently, while Dynamic Cooling Device™ technology cools the skin around each pulse.
755
nm Alexandrite
Typically selected for lighter skin tones, Fitzpatrick types I–III.
1064
nm Nd:YAG
Designed to treat deeper targets and commonly selected for types IV–VI.
DCD
Cooling
A precisely timed cooling spray helps protect the skin and improve comfort.
26 mm
Large spot
Efficient coverage can help make treatments of larger areas faster.
– What is laser hair removal?
Light energy. Follicle by follicle.
The laser targets melanin—the pigment in hair. That light becomes heat inside the follicle, reducing its ability to produce new hair while the surrounding skin is protected.
We target active growth
Only follicles in the active growth phase respond optimally at a given visit. That is why effective treatment requires a series—not a single session.
1
Hair becomes progressively reduced
With each visit, another group of active follicles is treated. Regrowth usually becomes slower, finer, and less dense over time.
2
Maintenance may be needed
Results can last months or years, but new follicles may activate with age or hormonal change. Occasional touch-ups are normal, especially for facial hair.
3
What to expect:
Most treatment plans begin with about 6–8 sessions, commonly spaced 4–8 weeks apart. Your area, hair color and thickness, growth cycle, and hormonal factors may change the number and timing.