Laser hair removal is a cosmetic procedure that utilizes a powerful laser to eliminate unwanted hair. This procedure involves directing a concentrated beam of light onto the skin, which heats and destroys the hair follicles, disrupting hair growth. During the treatment, the pigment in your hair absorbs the light beam from the laser, which is then converted into heat, ultimately damaging the hair follicle and causing the hair to stop growing.
Laser hair removal is a remarkable treatment that permanently removes hair from your body, eliminating the need for razors and waxing. For optimal results, it's essential to undergo a full course of treatment, as hair grows in different stages. On average, most individuals require 6-8 sessions, spaced 4-8 weeks apart. After completing the initial course, maintenance sessions of 1 or 2 times a year may be necessary to sustain the results.
Yes, you can. Your period is not a disease, so there's no need to reschedule your treatment. We advise wearing a tampon or menstrual cup during the session for your comfort and hygiene.
How to prepare for Laser Hair Removal?
Preparing for laser hair removal is crucial for optimal results. Here are some important steps to follow before your treatment:
-Avoid sunbeds or using tanning cream for at least 4 weeks before your appointment.
-Refrain from depilating, waxing, or threading the treatment areas for 4 weeks prior.
-Avoid using bleached cream or perfumed products 24 hours before your appointment.
-Inform your therapist if you are using any medications or medicated skincare products.
-One day before your appointment, shave the areas to be treated with a razor. -On the day of your appointment, refrain from applying any products to your body, such as creams or deodorants.
By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth and effective laser hair removal experience.
-Avoid sunbeds or using tanning cream for at least 4 weeks before your appointment.
-Refrain from depilating, waxing, or threading the treatment areas for 4 weeks prior.
-Avoid using bleached cream or perfumed products 24 hours before your appointment.
-Inform your therapist if you are using any medications or medicated skincare products.
-One day before your appointment, shave the areas to be treated with a razor. -On the day of your appointment, refrain from applying any products to your body, such as creams or deodorants.
By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth and effective laser hair removal experience.
After each session, your hair follicles undergo a shedding process, which can take up to 14 days. During this time, it's important to gently scrub your skin and moisturize it regularly. Additionally, sunscreen should be applied to exposed areas of the body to protect the skin.
Yes, there are several restrictions to consider:
Medications such as Roaccutane, cortisone, and antibiotics.
Presence of herpes.
Skin infections or diseases.
Pregnancy.
Breastfeeding.
Skin lesions.
If you do not have any of these conditions, you can proceed with your laser hair removal treatment without any issues.
Medications such as Roaccutane, cortisone, and antibiotics.
Presence of herpes.
Skin infections or diseases.
Pregnancy.
Breastfeeding.
Skin lesions.
If you do not have any of these conditions, you can proceed with your laser hair removal treatment without any issues.
