Have you tried laser hair removal? Has it worked for you?

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  1. harmony155 profile image59
    harmony155posted 10 years ago

    Have you tried laser hair removal? Has it worked for you?

  2. jabelufiroz profile image70
    jabelufirozposted 10 years ago

    I've tried it...not on my face though...but I also preform laser hair treatments. Now it depends on the system that the place is using as to what kinds of results you get. The office I work at uses a top of the line FDA approved machine. As with any cosmetic procedure you get what you pay for. Laser hair removal is somewhat expensive for the average person but the results can be incredible. Different places recommend different time periods between treatments. We recommend at least 7-10 weeks to allow time for new hair growth. You can only treat places that you are willing to shave...not pluck and not wax. The hair must be gone when doing the procedure as the laser can burn the hair. There is some discomfort when getting the procedure done but it should not be too painful. It is easier to treat light colored skin...so the darker your pigment the more treatments you will probably need simply cause the esthetician will have to be more careful. It will only work on dark colored hair since the laser is attracted to the malanin in the hair.

    I would recommend having it done. I've seen many people have wonderful results and one of the most common places we treat is women's facial hair. They end up with very good results. We always tell people that this is a permanent reduction simply because hormonal changes, different meds, etc can cause hair to regrow. I would be careful of the place you choose to have your treatment done at. A lot of little spa places are now offering these treatments (depends on the laws in your state) and some don't have a clue what they are doing. Your skin can be damaged by these lasers if the wrong settings are used. Make sure you go somewhere that has a true esthetician or doctor to over see. Hope it works for you and if you have any other questions let me know!

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    SofiaRobertsposted 10 years ago

    I recently had a few sessions of Laser hair removal treatment. Previously i was waxing the body hair to get the hairless skin. But due to frequent waxing I faced problems like skin darkening and roughness. So I started taking treatment for laser hair removal and it is showing the desired results. My treatment is not yet completed but I can see the remarkable reduction in the growth of body hair. But before taking the treatment , make sure that you get it done by an expert doctor and follow the advices given by him during and after the treatment. Typically you need 4-6 single treatments to get the desired results. To know the cost of the Laser hair removal visit : http://www.lakeviewomsmedspa.com/med-sp … l-chicago/
    Thank you.

  4. Mark Robert N profile image54
    Mark Robert Nposted 10 years ago

    Yes, Laser hair removal is a complete series procedures which removes unwanted body hairs. Once you go for repetitive sessions, the results will surely come out better and long lasting.But you should take necessary precautions before and after treatment.
    By this great method you can completely avoid waxing and shaving. A laser hair removal is very fast, efficient and effective.
    http://bellamedspaonline.com/laser-hair-removal.htm

 
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