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Licensed laser hair removal in Texas, checked against TDLR

In Texas, a med spa or laser studio that offers laser hair removal needs a TDLR facility license for each location, a certified professional supervising on site and a consulting physician. Every facility below holds a current license in TDLR's file.

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396laser hair removal facilities listed

396with a current TDLR facility license

119cities covered

Oct 16, 2026last data refresh

Check the license, then ask who's treating you. Staff must hold TDLR certificates (apprentice, technician, senior technician or professional) unless an exemption applies. We show the facility license from the state file and link to TDLR. Physician-owned practices and hospitals are exempt from the facility license and aren't listed. Featured listings are labelled and never change the order.

Top cities

Where the most laser hair removal facilities are listed.

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Austin, TX42

Houston, TX33

San Antonio, TX21

Dallas, TX19

Plano, TX16

Frisco, TX16

McAllen, TX11

Fort Worth, TX11

Southlake, TX11

Katy, TX8

Sugar Land, TX7

Irving, TX6

Cedar Park, TX6

Spring, TX6

Brownsville, TX6

Cypress, TX5

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Compiled from TDLR license data files (daily download), TDLR laser hair removal program, Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 401, Subchapter M.

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Guide · 4 min readTexas Laser Hair Removal Rules: What a Licensed Facility Must DoHow Texas regulates laser hair removal under Health and Safety Code Chapter 401, Subchapter M: facility licenses, on-site supervision, consulting physicians, approved devices, customer risk notices and advertising limits.Guide · 4 min readLaser Hair Removal Certificates in Texas: Apprentice, Technician, Senior Technician and ProfessionalThe four TDLR certificate levels for people who perform laser hair removal in Texas, what training and experience each requires, who must supervise whom, and who is exempt.Guide · 4 min readQuestions to Ask Before Laser Hair Removal at a Texas Med SpaA consumer checklist for choosing a laser hair removal provider in Texas: licenses and certificates, consultation and test spots, skin type and device, pricing packages, aftercare and what to do if something goes wrong.Guide · 4 min readLaser Hair Removal at a Med Spa or a Dermatologist's Office: How the Texas Rules DifferWhy some Texas laser hair removal providers hold a TDLR facility license and others don't, how physician delegation works, where nurses fit, and how to choose between a licensed laser facility and a medical practice.

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Common questions

Does a Texas med spa need a license for laser hair removal?

Yes, unless it is a physician's medical practice, a hospital or a hospital-owned clinic. Every other laser hair removal location needs its own TDLR facility license (Health and Safety Code §401.510). See the Texas rules.

Who can perform laser hair removal in Texas?

People holding a TDLR certificate (apprentice-in-training, technician, senior technician or certified professional), licensed health professionals whose board allows it, and physicians or their delegates. See certificate levels.

Does a doctor have to be on site?

Not at a licensed facility. It must have a certified laser hair removal professional (or qualifying health professional) supervising on site during operating hours, and a written contract with a consulting physician who sets protocols and is available for emergencies.

What should the facility give me?

A written statement of the risks, including the eye-protection warning, plus eye protection. Certificate holders must also disclose in writing that they can't diagnose or treat medical conditions.

How do I complain about a laser hair removal facility?

File a complaint with TDLR within two years of the event. For unsafe conditions involving radiation from the device, TDLR directs complaints to the Department of State Health Services.

Why isn't my dermatologist listed?

Physician-owned medical practices and hospitals are exempt from the facility license, so they aren't in TDLR's facility file. Check physicians on the Texas Medical Board's lookup.