Laser hair removal in the Niederrhein and Bergisches Land: getting to Düsseldorf and treatment series planning

Where is the nearest Laserazor studio for Niederrhein and Bergisches Land?

The nearest Laserazor studio for Krefeld, Mönchengladbach, Neuss, Meerbusch, Wuppertal, Solingen and Remscheid is Laserazor Düsseldorf at Elisabethstraße 30, opening in January 2027. Laserazor doesn't have a studio in Niederrhein or Bergisches Land itself.

Laserazor Düsseldorf is located in the Unterbilk district, between the Kirchplatz (around 200 metres) and Graf-Adolf-Platz (around 400 metres) underground stations. From Neuss, you'll be at Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof in 10 to 15 minutes, and from Krefeld, Mönchengladbach, Wuppertal and Solingen in 20 to 35 minutes.

The table shows rounded estimates. Depending on the time and connections, your journey may vary, so please check it before every appointment in the VRR timetable. We haven't listed minutes for Remscheid because the travel time depends heavily on whether you travel via Solingen or Wuppertal.

From the Niederrhein: Neuss, Meerbusch, Krefeld, Mönchengladbach

The Niederrhein is closest to Düsseldorf: From Neuss, the journey is so short that an appointment hardly needs more planning than one in your own city.

Neuss

With the S-Bahn or RE, you'll be at Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof in 10 to 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the U70, U74, U75 and U76 trams or buses, which take around 20 to 30 minutes. If your S-Bahn stops at Bilk station – which applies to the S8, S11 and S28 – change there to the Wehrhahnlinie towards Kirchplatz. Kirchplatz is about 200 metres from the studio.

Meerbusch

From Meerbusch, you can reach Düsseldorf in about 20 to 30 minutes by bus or the U70, U74, U75 or U76 trams. The Rheinbahn shows the network and routes in Düsseldorf. The timetable will show you which route is best for your area and where to change to the tram or Wehrhahnlinie.

Krefeld

The RE takes you from Krefeld Hbf to Düsseldorf Hbf in 25 to 35 minutes. From there, take tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz and walk for about five minutes.

Mönchengladbach

From Mönchengladbach, it takes 25 to 35 minutes on the RE or S8 to get to Düsseldorf Hbf. If you're on the S8, you can change to the Wehrhahnlinie at Bahnhof Bilk instead of the main station and ride through to Kirchplatz.

From the Bergisches Land: Wuppertal, Solingen, Remscheid

Düsseldorf is easy to reach from the Bergisches Land, taking just 20 to 30 minutes on regional trains from Wuppertal and Solingen. Remscheid is connected via either of these two cities.

Wuppertal

The RE4 and S8 take 20 to 30 minutes from Wuppertal Hbf to Düsseldorf Hbf. The S8 also stops at Bahnhof Bilk, where you can change to the Wehrhahnlinie towards Kirchplatz. On the RE4, you travel to the main station and catch the 708 or 709 tram from there.

Solingen

The S1 takes around 20 to 30 minutes from Solingen Hbf to Düsseldorf Hbf. At the main station, you can catch the 708 or 709 tram to Graf-Adolf-Platz, or take a brisk 20-minute walk down Graf-Adolf-Straße.

Remscheid

From Remscheid, you travel via Solingen or Wuppertal and continue as described above. How long the whole journey takes depends on your starting point and the connection. It's worth checking the route before your first appointment so you know whether an after-work or weekend slot suits you best.

By car: Parking in Unterbilk

If you're driving from the Niederrhein or the Bergisches Land, the easiest place to park is the Friedrichstraße underground car park, about 150 metres from the studio, or the Talstraße multi-storey, around 300 metres away. Both charge a fee.

We don't give exact driving times for these cities because they depend too much on traffic. Leave yourself a buffer so you don't arrive stressed. If you're driving, it helps to keep an eye on the time: an appointment outside rush hour is often more relaxed, and parking costs hardly matter for a small zone like the underarms, which only takes about 10 minutes to treat.

Distances are rounded based on OpenStreetMap. The bus stops at the Herzogstraße stop right outside our door, and the south end of the Königsallee is about 400 metres away if you fancy heading into town after your appointment.

Commuting: Combining treatments with your journey to work

If you commute to work in Düsseldorf from the Niederrhein or the Bergisches Land, you can easily fit your sessions into your commute and save yourself an extra trip.

Small areas in particular fit easily into a workday: underarms take around 10 minutes, bikini line and upper lip also around 10 minutes, full intimate around 15 minutes. Full legs take around 45 minutes, so it's best to schedule those on a day with more free time. The opening hours for Düsseldorf will be announced before the launch. Then you'll know whether your appointment fits better before or after work.

A quick tip for your way home: sports, saunas, and sun on the treated area are off-limits on the day of your treatment. If you usually go to the gym after work, it's best to schedule your session for another day.

Planning your course: eight to twelve appointments in the calendar

A course at Laserazor consists of 8 to 12 sessions spaced six to eight weeks apart, taking around one to one and a half years in total. If you're travelling to us, it's best to plan them as a fixed series of appointments in your calendar.

A course is the sequence of all sessions for an area until the hair stops growing permanently¹. Because hair grows in cycles, each area needs multiple appointments at fixed intervals (Gan and Graber 2013).

1. Join the waiting list. Sign up at Join the Düsseldorf waiting list. You'll be invited to book the first appointments in January 2027.
2. Take advantage of the trial session. Skin type check, test pulses and one complete zone for 0 €, no purchase required, no subscription. After two to three weeks, the treated hairs will fall out, so you'll know exactly how your skin reacts.
3. Bundle your zones. Treating two zones with a combo package saves you travel time. Underarms + full intimate area cost 119 € per session in a 10-session package, with both zones treated in a single appointment.
4. Book your next appointment straight away. Schedule your next appointment at the end of each session, six to eight weeks later. You can reach our booking service on 030 310 13 860.
5. Plan around summer and holidays. Keep the zone out of the sun and avoid fake tan for two weeks before each appointment. Tanned skin can be treated with Nd:YAG, but recent sun exposure still can't.
6. Tick off your prep. No waxing, epilating or plucking for four weeks beforehand, shave 12 to 24 hours before, and don't apply any cream or deodorant to the zone on the day.

To see what travelling means over the course of a full series, just do the math for eight to twelve return trips: From Neuss, you're looking at around three to six hours just on the train. From Wuppertal or Solingen, it's about five to twelve hours, and from Krefeld or Mönchengladbach, roughly seven to fourteen hours. Plus the short walk from the main station to the studio each time.

Zones and prices at a glance

Düsseldorf has the same prices as all Laserazor studios, priced per complete zone. Our packages are valid for 24 months and reduce the price per session – a 10-session package saves you between 20 and 45 percent.

Excerpt from the price list featuring all 31 zones. Prices are per complete zone and are the same in all studios, including in Düsseldorf.

A series of ten sessions at the 10-session rate costs 480 € for underarms, 860 € for the full intimate area, and 1.800 € for full legs. For total amounts over 300 €, you can choose to pay in 12 interest-free instalments at 0 %, or go for monthly payments with the VIP flat rate from 109 € a month. For comparison: Dermatology clinics charge according to the Gebührenordnung für Ärzte, usually around 90 to 150 € per session for underarms, often without any package discounts. All 31 zones are listed in the price list, and men's zones can be found under hair removal for men.

Locally or in Düsseldorf?

Whether you choose to have your treatments in your own city or in Düsseldorf is best decided using a few key criteria: NiSV certification, a specified wavelength, a skin type check with test pulses, and a clear price per complete zone.

The NiSV has applied nationwide since 31.12.2020, meaning it's just as relevant in Krefeld as it is in Wuppertal (NiSV). Anyone removing hair with a laser or IPL must have specialist certification. You can find out exactly what to look for in our guide NiSV in NRW: who is allowed to perform laser treatments, and weigh up the pros and cons of clinics versus studios in our guide Dermatologist or laser studio. If you're coming from Neuss or Meerbusch, or if you work in Düsseldorf anyway, there's a lot to be said for our studio in Unterbilk. But if you live in Remscheid and find a certified provider with the right technology nearby, the shorter journey is a genuine advantage.

Join the waiting list for Düsseldorf

You can only book online for Düsseldorf once it opens in January 2027. Until then, you can join the waiting list and you'll be invited to the first appointments, including a 0 € trial session for a complete zone. For an overview of the whole of NRW, check out our guide Laser hair removal in NRW. You'll find directions from all Düsseldorf districts in Directions from districts and surrounding areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources

The expert statements in this guide are based on the following sources. For each source, you'll find who wrote it, when it was published and its status.

1. Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr (VRR) (ongoing). Timetable information for bus and train in Rhein-Ruhr. vrr.de. Timetable information. View source. Current connections and travel times for regional and city transport; the travel times in this article are rounded estimates.
2. Rheinbahn AG (ongoing). Network and lines of the Rheinbahn in Düsseldorf. rheinbahn.de. Transport company. View source. U-Bahn, tram and bus in Düsseldorf, including the Wehrhahnlinie with lines U71, U72, U73 and U83 via Kirchplatz and Graf-Adolf-Platz.
3. OpenStreetMap contributors (2026). Building Elisabethstraße 30, 40217 Düsseldorf (Unterbilk). openstreetmap.org. Map data (ODbL). View source. Location of the Laserazor studio Düsseldorf and distances to stops and car parks in this article.
4. Federal Government (Regulation) (2018, in effect since 31.12.2020). Ordinance on Protection against the Harmful Effects of Non-Ionising Radiation in Human Applications (NiSV). Federal Law Gazette 2018 Part I, page 2034. statutory order. View source. Regulates who is allowed to use lasers and IPL on humans. For hair removal, proven expertise is mandatory; treatments that intentionally damage tissue are reserved for doctors.
5. Federal Ministry of Justice (1996 version, ongoing). Gebührenordnung für Ärzte (GOÄ). gesetze-im-internet.de. Statutory order. View source. The basis on which dermatology practices bill laser hair removal as a self-pay service; the price depends on the billing code, multiplier and area.
6. Fitzpatrick TB (1988). The validity and practicality of sun-reactive skin types I through VI. Archives of Dermatology, Volume 124, pages 869 to 871. peer-reviewed article. View source. Defines the six skin types based on their reaction to the sun, which remain the basis for choosing wavelength and energy today.
7. Gan SD, Graber EM (2013). Laser hair removal: a review. Dermatologic Surgery, Volume 39, pages 823 to 838. peer-reviewed review article. View source. Summarises research, side effects and treatment parameters; confirms the role of the hair cycle for the number of sessions.
8. Laserazor (as of 9. September 2026). Laser hair removal price list, all 31 zones. laserazor.de/preise. own price list. View source. Single sessions and packages of 3, 5 and 10 sessions, valid in all studios, 24-month duration.

¹ 'Permanent' means: after a complete series, no hair that the laser has reached will grow back in the treated zone. No laser can reach grey, white and very light hairs. Hormonal changes can trigger new growth, in which case a top-up session is usually enough.

Written by

Laserazor NiSV expert team

NiSV-certified specialists from the Laserazor studios in Berlin, München, Augsburg, Hamburg and Düsseldorf. They perform treatments daily with Alexandrit and Nd:YAG lasers and write down here what they explain in the studio: no marketing promises, with sources.

This guide provides general information and doesn't replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Laser hair removal is a cosmetic procedure; if you have skin conditions, take medications that increase light sensitivity, are pregnant or have unexplained hair growth, it makes sense to get medical advice first.

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