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11 Basic facts for laser hair removal
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hairlaserremoval.co.uk
How
laser hair removal works?
1. Description
Laser
hair removal use pulsed light to target, break down and destroy the
melanin in hair.
Lasers
will also target the melonin in dark skin, which can cause
discoloration.
This
is intended to cause thermal and mechanical damage to a hair
follicle while sparing surrounding tissues.
2. Effectiveness
Laser
hair removal is not hair removed forever. The hairs will regrowth
after treatment but no one knows for sure what the regrowth rates
are. The average experience is 70%-80% reduction in hair growth if
you do a full 4-6 course treatment.
3. Costs of laser hair
removal
The
typically prices around $500 per treatment and each area requires
about 4-6 treatments for effective and permanent hair removal.
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4. Good
candidate for laser hair removal
The
ideal candidate would be very pale with very dark hair.
Very
dark skinned people are not good candidates for laser hair removal.
The
rule is that the hair must be darker than the surrounding skin
5. The areas can laser
hair removal
Any
area of your body can laser hair removal except that close to the
eyes.
6. How long
dose laser hair removal take?
Laser
hair removal is a fast treatment. For example the underarms is spend
5 to 10 minutes per treatment.
7. When
hair will fall out after treatment?
The
hairs are shedding start from
1.5 weeks after laser hair removal treatment
8. Pain or Painless
The
pain of laser hair removal is acceptable. It feel like a
a rubber band snapping the skin.
9. Type of laser hair
removal machine
Not
every salon uses the same type of machine. Some are more painful
than others, especially older machines that have no internal cooling
system. So you must use a laser hair removal machine with new
technology at least with an internal cooling system.
10. Advantages of laser hair removal
Some
consumers have experienced long-lasting hair removal or permanent hair reduction.
A
non-invasive, Considered
safe if performed properly.
Useful
for large areas such as backs or legs.
Regrowth
can come back lighter in color or finer in texture.
Immediate
return to normal activities
11. Risks
of laser hair removal
Complications
associated include skin blisters or burns which can lead to mild
scarring and changes in skin colour or pigment.
Hormonal
changes may activate new hair growth and so further treatments might
be needed.
An
ongoing process that requires multiple sessions
Generally
not as effective on unpigmented (gray) hairs, red or blonde hair.
Must
be used very cautiously (if at all) on darker skin tones or on consumers who tan themselves.
Requires
eye protection.
Can
be expensive.
Some
consumers, even ideal candidates, do not respond to treatment.
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