LeadQuasar's Laser Hair Removal category has 163 contacts across 20 states. 156 of them (96%) have a phone number, 38 (23%) have an email address, and 85% carry a person's name. This is a small, specialist list. It will not give you the whole laser hair removal market, but it does give you a set of named clinics you can research and call one by one.
Be clear about what 163 contacts can do
A list this size is not a volume play. You will not run a large email sequence from it, and no state has more than a few dozen records. What it does support:
- A focused call campaign where every conversation is researched and personal.
- Testing a new offer on real clinic owners before you spend on a wider campaign.
- A regional start in Texas, which holds the most records.
- One slice of a wider aesthetics list, alongside related categories.
If you need more reach, medical spas are the closest related category, since many of them offer laser hair removal alongside other treatments. Spas and health and beauty widen it further.
How laser clinics make and spend money
A laser hair removal business is built around a small number of expensive machines. The device is the core asset, and keeping it busy is the whole economics of the clinic. Clients typically buy a course of sessions rather than a single visit, so the business runs on packages, rebookings and a steady diary.
That points to what these clinics buy:
- Devices: new lasers, upgrades, leasing and finance.
- Service and repair: a machine that is down means cancelled appointments.
- Consumables: cooling gels, eyewear, handpiece parts.
- Booking and packages: software to sell and track multi-session courses and memberships.
- Marketing: local search, paid social, review management, seasonal promotions.
- Training for staff who operate the devices.
The strongest pitches tie to utilisation. Fuller diaries, fewer no-shows, less downtime, more package renewals.
Where the clinics are
None of these states has its own page yet, so filter by state from the main category.
| State | Contacts | With phone | With email |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | 39 | 38 | 7 |
| Massachusetts | 15 | 15 | 2 |
| Arizona | 13 | 13 | 5 |
| New York | 13 | 12 | 2 |
| Illinois | 12 | 10 | 4 |
| California | 11 | 10 | 0 |
| Washington | 11 | 10 | 3 |
Colorado has 9, Nevada 8, Kentucky 6, and North Carolina and Ohio 5 each.
Texas stands out with 39 contacts, more than twice any other state. If you are testing an offer, start there.
Research each clinic first
With a list this size, you can afford to look at every clinic before calling, and you should. 75% of records include a website, and it usually shows:
- Whether laser hair removal is the whole business or one service in a wider aesthetics menu.
- Which devices they use, often named on the treatment page.
- How they price, whether by session, package or membership.
- How many locations they have.
A clinic that names an older device on its site is a better prospect for an upgrade conversation. A clinic whose site lists only a phone number and no online booking is a prospect for booking software.
Calling a laser clinic
- Call during opening hours but away from peak appointment times. Mid-morning on a weekday tends to be quieter than lunch or after work.
- Use the name on the record. 85% have one. In a small clinic that is often the owner or a lead practitioner.
- Open with what you noticed. "I saw you offer packages but no online booking" is a better first line than any product description.
- Ask for a short call at a better time if the person is between clients.
- Follow up by email where you have an address or get one on the call. Our cold email guide covers a short follow-up. Follow CAN-SPAM and any state calling rules that apply.
Build your laser hair removal list
- Browse laser hair removal leads and filter by state. Search and filtering are free.
- Check tier and score before unlocking. The list has 38 CONNECTED, 119 STANDARD and 6 LEAN records.
- Research each clinic's website before you call.
A free account unlocks 50 contacts a day with no card, so you can unlock all 163 in four days. If you want to combine this list with medical spas and export it in one go, go unlimited for $3.99/month with CSV export. For thinking through which clinics are the best fit before you start, see how to create an ideal customer profile.
Frequently asked questions
How many laser hair removal clinics does LeadQuasar have?
163 contacts across 20 states. 156 have a phone number, 38 have an email address and 85% carry a person's name.
Which state has the most laser hair removal contacts?
Texas, with 39. Massachusetts has 15, and Arizona and New York 13 each.
Is this list big enough for an email campaign?
Not on its own. Only 38 records have an email. Treat it as a phone list for a focused campaign, and add medical spas if you need more volume.
Where can I find more aesthetics clinics?
The medical spa category is the closest match, since many medical spas offer laser hair removal. Spas and health and beauty are wider options.
Browse laser hair removal leads free, then create a free account to unlock 50 contacts a day with no card.