Laser hair removal treatments are an FDA approved technique for permanent hair reduction, but not permanent hair removal. Many people are misleading by the advertisement; in fact by using the method of laser, we can not permanently remove the hair. It requires multiple treatments to have the best results. This treatment can apply on bikini line area, the most sensitive part in our body.
How does it Work?
A laser device sends out pulsed light on the skin to search for the dark pigment of hair, and impairs the hair follicle. After the hair receive the pulsed light, hair will begin to fall out within the next 10 - 14 days after treatment. Hair will grow in different stages: growing, inactive and shedding. Because all of the hair isn't on the same phase at any given time, numerous treatments are needed to get the hair in the growth phase, for the laser to be most effective.
The discomposure level varies on the category of laser used, hair type, body area getting treated, and one's personal threshold. The first session of laser hair removal generally hurts the most, and then subsides with further visits. People with very thick, dark pigment hair often feel a bit more pain than those with thin hair, because darker hair absorbs more of the laser light.
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I Prefer Laser Hair Removal because:
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According to The Mayo Clinic, lasers reduce hair counts 40% to 80%.
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Little to no hair growth is needed for treatments.
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Hair can either be continually shaved, including the day of treatment, or only require a few days worth of growth.
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Laser hair removal treatments are not time consuming.
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Large areas can be treated all at once
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A laser treatment done on the back takes about an hour.
I don’t like Laser Hair Removal because:
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Scarring, blisters and burns can take place.
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These are still possible side effects, especially from someone inexperienced.
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It's not cheap. The average rates are below under The Costs.
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Multiple treatments are needed. It's not a one hit wonder. Usually 4- 6 treatments are needed, spaced out about a month apart to achieve the best hair reduction results.
