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Some of the most requested laser skin services at Southern Cosmetic Laser include:

Laser Hair Removal in Andrews, SC

Unwanted hair. You know it's there, and just about every day, you've got to shave, pluck, and tweeze your way to removing it. But what if we told you there was a permanent solution to reduce your unwanted hair problem?

At Southern Cosmetic Laser, our laser hair removal services target hair follicles giving your skin the smooth, silky feel you've may desire. Laser hair removal services save you time in shaving - a proposition that seemed impossible a few years ago.

Using the most up-to-date lasers for our services, we offer a permanent hair-reduction solution for all skin types, making it a quick, effective treatment for any ethnicity. Our state-of-the-art laser technologies emit a laser beam that penetrates your hair follicles, destroying the root while preserving your skin.

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Our clients are ditching their razors and choosing our lasers to remove hair from their bikini lines, underarms,
upper lips, legs, arms, face, chest and back.

A few benefits of laser hair removal include:

  • Eliminate Stubborn, Unwanted Hair
  • Prevent Ingrown Hairs
  • Quick and Effective
  • Remove Bumps, Stubble, Irritation, and Razor Burn
  • Smooth, Glassy Skin That You Will Love
  • Affordable Plans from Southern Cosmetic Laser

If this is your first foray into laser hair removal services, you're probably wondering how it all works.
Don't worry; we've got you covered!

What Happens During Laser Hair Removal Treatment?

Southern Cosmetic Laser hair removal involves several steps. Once you schedule an appointment, you will need to shave prior to your treatment. You will need to avoid plucking, waxing, threading and depilatory creams at least three weeks prior to treatment. During your day of treatment, the following will occur:

  1. Clean the treatment area to kill germs and bacteria
  2. Provide you with protective goggles or glasses to wear.
  3. Commence laser hair removal treatment using our cutting-edge lasers.
  4. A topical cooling product such as aloe may be applied after the treatment.
  5. Send you on your way feeling smooth and satisfied.

How Many Sessions Will I Need?

Services usually require an average of six to eight sessions with periodic touchups. However, sessions vary depending on your schedule and the area of your body that needs treatment. You may need more services on areas where hair grows quickly, like your upper lip. Some areas, like places on your back, will not require as many laser treatment sessions.

How Do Dermal Fillers Work?

Many of our patients know they want anti-aging services like fillers to help smooth out wrinkles and help lift. However, they don't know how dermal fillers, or injectables, work.

As people age, they lose collagen, elastin, and perhaps more importantly, hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid helps retain moisture in your skin. Injectables that utilize hyaluronic acid and other substances help replace lost moisture, resulting in fuller, more radiant skin. Injectables and fillers can also help add extra volume to your lips and cheeks and firm up saggy skin.

Often, our patients see results after a single treatment, which can last as long as 9 to 18 months. Our patients choose Southern Cosmetic Laser because our fillers give a natural-looking result without affecting facial expressions, making for a discreet yet effective treatment.

Where Are Injectables Used?

We discuss and explain various types of fillers and decide which is best for you.

At Southern Cosmetic Laser, we offer personalized filler services for a number of problem areas, such as:

  1. Marionette Lines: These lines go directly down from the corners of your mouth and become more pronounced over time as your face loses volume.
  2. Cheeks: As you age, your cheeks lose volume, making you look gaunt and elderly. Our fillers plump up your cheeks, giving you a more youthful look without plastic surgery.
  3. Lips: Plumping up our patient's lips is one of our most popular injectable skincare services in Andrews. Our lip filler services are customized to each patient's preference, meaning we can help with subtle enhancements or obvious upgrades.
  4. Jaw and jawline areas.

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From anti-aging fillers for your lips to precise laser hair removal along your bikini line, Southern Cosmetic Laser has the team and tools to serve you with excellence. When it comes to cosmetic dermatology and medical aesthetics, we take pride in our experience and passion. We provide more than quick, effective services - we give our patients a relaxing, comforting experience catered to their needs. Our unparalleled customer service and state-of-the-art laser skin services in Andrews, SC, keeps our clients coming back.

We know that aging is inevitable, but that doesn't mean you have to succumb to the aging process. Call or click today to learn more about the Southern Cosmetic Laser difference and how we have thrived for over 18 years as Andrews's premier skincare and anti-aging treatment center.

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South Carolina women's basketball: What Kelsi Andrews' commitment means for the Gamecocks

On Tuesday, Kelsi Andrews became South Carolina’s first commit in the class of 2026. Get to know Andrews and what her commitment means for the Gamecocks.In a ceremony at IMG Academy on Tuesday afternoon, Andrews announced she would be joining “Dawn’s Daycare.”“South Carolina just felt right,” Andrews told ESPN. “The people, the culture, and the way they care about you beyond basketball reminded me why I fell in love with the game in the first place.”Who is Kelsi And...

On Tuesday, Kelsi Andrews became South Carolina’s first commit in the class of 2026. Get to know Andrews and what her commitment means for the Gamecocks.

In a ceremony at IMG Academy on Tuesday afternoon, Andrews announced she would be joining “Dawn’s Daycare.”

“South Carolina just felt right,” Andrews told ESPN. “The people, the culture, and the way they care about you beyond basketball reminded me why I fell in love with the game in the first place.”

Who is Kelsi Andrews?At 6-4, Andrews has been listed as both a post and forward by recruiting services. She is ranked 18th overall by HoopGurlz and 30th overall by Rivals/On3. She fits the mold of a modern post: equally comfortable in the low post or stepping out to hit the three.

South Carolina began recruiting her in middle school, something that mattered when it came time for Andrews to make her decision.

“(Jolette) Law was one of the first coaches to watch me play back in seventh grade, and from that moment, they’ve been consistent ever since,” she told ESPN. “Through both of my ACL tears, Coach Staley never left my side – and that meant everything to me.”

Andrews comes from an athletic background. Her father, Carlos, played football at Alabama, and her mother, Jamilah Johns, played basketball at LSU and Alabama, where she led the Crimson Tide in rebounding as a senior. Her mother is 6-4 like Kelsi, and later became a coach.

Why should I be excited about her?Andrews had 12 points, 13 rebounds, and two blocks in IMG’s 80-78 win over Montverde at the Chipotle Nationals. That Montverde team featured Gamecock freshman Agot Makeer and Saniyah Hall, the top-ranked prospect in the 2026 class.

Andrews also has a pair of gold medals from playing with USA Basketball. She averaged 6.0 points, 6.5 rebounds, and a team-high 1.7 blocks at the 2023 FIBA Americas U16 Championship in Merida, Mexico. In 2024, Andrews averaged 2.4 points and 2.9 rebounds at the 2024 FIBA U17 World Cup in Leon, Mexico.

Those numbers don’t jump off the page, but both times she was coming off major injuries. The fact that she even made the teams should be applauded.

Are there any concerns?Andrews has torn both ACLs, the right in 2022 and the left in 2023. That is obviously concerning, and it’s a major reason the one-time top ten prospect has fallen to around 20.

The good news is that she appears to be fully recovered, and her stock is once again rising. She jumped from 30th to 20th in the last Rivals/On3 rankings. South Carolina clearly believes in Andrews’ upside.

Does this mean South Carolina is out of the running for Olivia Vukosa?Only Vukosa, the third-ranked overall prospect, can answer that. Vukosa. 6-4 posts don’t grow on trees, so South Carolina would happily bring in two of the top bigs in the class and figure out how to make it work later, as the Gamecocks did with Aliyah Boston and Kamilla Cardoso.

If Vukosa goes elsewhere, then South Carolina still feels like it has its big for the future.

Who could be the next commitment?None of South Carolina’s remaining targets has announced a decision date. Vukosa is supposed to visit in the coming weeks, as is Lola Lampley (October 16). Brihanna Crittenden, Sara Okeke, and Jerzy Robinson could visit as well.

Somto Okafor, Sitaya Fagan, Emily McDonald, and Kaeli Wynn have already visited. Fagan is finished with her visits, while the others are keeping quiet.

Dawn Staley lands top 20 recruit Kelsi Andrews for first commit in South Carolina's 2026 class

COLUMBIA — South Carolina women's basketball and coach Dawn Staley have their first commit for the class of 2026.Kelsi Andrews, the No. 18 recruit in ESPN's rankings, announced her decision on Oct. 7, not long after taking her official visit to Columbia. Andrews is 6-foot-4 and plays for IMG Academy in Florida. She previously played for Auburn High School in Alabama.She is a five-star recruit and the No. 2 center in her class according to the 247Sports Composite. She is the No. 1 recruit from Florida and No. 19 nationally...

COLUMBIA — South Carolina women's basketball and coach Dawn Staley have their first commit for the class of 2026.

Kelsi Andrews, the No. 18 recruit in ESPN's rankings, announced her decision on Oct. 7, not long after taking her official visit to Columbia. Andrews is 6-foot-4 and plays for IMG Academy in Florida. She previously played for Auburn High School in Alabama.

She is a five-star recruit and the No. 2 center in her class according to the 247Sports Composite. She is the No. 1 recruit from Florida and No. 19 nationally. She's listed as both a forward and center. ESPN lists her as a four-star recruit.

Andrews also visited Auburn, Mississippi State, LSU and Virginia.

Andrews won a gold medal with the United States at the 2024 FIBA U17 World Cup and participated in the 2025 USA Women’s U19 National Team Trials in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in 2025.

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Staley recently missed out on two top-six recruits. Oliviyah Edwards, the No. 2 ranked player in the class of 2026, committed to Tennessee on Sept. 13, and canceled her official visit with the Gamecocks. McKenna Woliczko, a five-star power forward and the No. 6 recruit, announced her commitment to Iowa on Oct. 1.

Five-star, No. 3 recruit in the class Olivia Vukosa has South Carolina in her top five along with LSU, UConn, Ohio State and Texas. Staley recently hosted Sitaya Fagan, who is 6-2 from Australia, and Somto Okafor, who is 5-9 from Barcelona, for official visits.

Staley is also recruiting Kaeli Wynn, the No. 17 player in the class who is a five-star, 6-2 forward. Lola Lampley, the No. 29 prospect in ESPN's rankings is set to take her official visit on Oct. 16, according to 247Sports.

Lulu Kesin covers South Carolina athletics for The Greenville News and the USA TODAY Network. Email her at . Follow her on X and Bluesky

Kelsi Andrews commits to South Carolina women's basketball

Kelsi Andrews, the No. 18 recruit and No. 4 post player in the girls' 2026 SC Next 100 class, has committed to Dawn Staley and the South Carolina women's basketball team.The 6-foot-3 Andrews chose the Gamecocks over Virginia, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State, Baylor, Tennessee, Notre Dame and Ohio State, among others."South Carolina just felt right," Andrews told ESPN. "The people, the culture, and the way they care about you beyond basketball reminded me why I fell in love with the game in the first place."...

Kelsi Andrews, the No. 18 recruit and No. 4 post player in the girls' 2026 SC Next 100 class, has committed to Dawn Staley and the South Carolina women's basketball team.

The 6-foot-3 Andrews chose the Gamecocks over Virginia, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State, Baylor, Tennessee, Notre Dame and Ohio State, among others.

"South Carolina just felt right," Andrews told ESPN. "The people, the culture, and the way they care about you beyond basketball reminded me why I fell in love with the game in the first place."

Andrews is the first commit in the class of 2026 for the Gamecocks. Staley had recruited her since before high school, and she recently visited Columbia.

"[Assistant coach Jolette] Law was one of the first coaches to watch me play back in seventh grade, and from that moment, they've been consistent ever since," she said. "Through both of my ACL tears, Coach Staley never left my side -- and that meant everything to me."

The Alabama native comes from a long line of bigs from the FBC club program out of Georgia that has sent Kamilla Cardoso, Ashlyn Watkins and Joyce Edwards to South Carolina. After two years in her home state, Andrews transferred to IMG Academy in Florida for her junior and senior high school seasons.

Andrews is a strong, physical post player who excels at working the offensive glass and even can stretch the floor. After tearing her right ACL in 2022, she won a gold medal with Team USA at the FIBA Americas U16 Championship in 2023. Following a left ACL tear later that year, she returned to Team USA and won a gold medal at the FIBA U17 World Cup in 2024.

This summer for FBC, she again proved she was physically back and ready to compete at a high level, showing increased defensive mobility and activity on the Under Armour circuit.

South Carolina remains in the mix for international prospects Sara Okeke (Spain) and Sitaya Fagan (Australia), as well as five-stars Jerzy Robinson (No. 5) and Kaeli Wynn (No. 17), in the 2026 class.

The Gamecocks enter the 2025-26 season with the fourth-best recruiting class behind No. 4 Agot Makeer and No. 15 Ayla McDowell. They will be looking to return to the Final Four for a fifth consecutive year and are hoping to avenge a blowout loss in last year's title game to UConn.

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