Where is laser hair removal not permitted to be performed?

Laser hair removal is not permitted to be performed under the eyebrows primarily due to safety concerns and the sensitivity of the skin in that area. The skin beneath the eyebrows is thinner and more delicate compared to other body parts, increasing the risk of burns or injury from the laser. Moreover, there is a potential for damage to the eyes, as lasers can inadvertently target them while working in this region.

In contrast, the other areas listed, such as the legs, arms, and torso, generally have skin that is better suited for laser hair removal treatments. These regions tend to have more resilient skin and a lower risk of adverse effects, making them safer options for such procedures. Therefore, the restriction on performing laser hair removal under the eyebrows is based on both the vulnerability of the area and the necessity to protect sensitive anatomical structures.