Although laser hair removal effectively delays hair growth for extended periods, it usually doesn't result in permanent hair removal. Several laser hair removal treatments are needed for initial hair removal, and maintenance treatments may also be needed. The answer to this question isn't exactly. Many people confuse the idea of laser hair removal with the idea of never shaving again.
However, these are 2 different things. In reality, laser hair removal is not actually “removing hair” at all. Instead, it provides long-lasting hair reduction by destroying hair follicles. The main reason why laser hair removal is such a demanded service is that it gives you back your time.
After completing your laser hair removal package at Essence Medispa, it can take at least four to eight sessions, you will notice a drastic reduction in hair growth and smoother skin. When a hair follicle is destroyed, it is said to be sterile and cannot produce hair again. In the course of treatments, thousands of hair follicles are destroyed. However, with some medications, aging, and hormonal changes, inactive hair follicles can begin to produce hairs.
Keep in mind that these hairs would have grown anyway, which would add to an already undesirable hair growth area. A long-term clinical study was conducted to evaluate LightSheer, and of the 92 patients studied, all had temporary hair loss and 89% had long-term hair loss. The regrown hairs were thinner and lighter (baby hair) than before. Any area of the body can be treated, but we don't treat the area immediately around the eyes.
Frequently requested areas include sideburns, chins, upper lips, armpits. We use the latest generation FDA-approved Candela medical laser for all treatments. Unlike pulsed light treatments (which are often referred to as “laser treatments,” but they are not), a medical laser is compatible with all skin types, is more precise, and has the ability to penetrate deeper into the skin and reach the base of the hair follicle. Not only are medical lasers more effective than pulsed light, they often achieve permanent hair removal with fewer treatments.
Most commonly used to remove hair from the armpits (armpits), legs, arms, abdomen, arms, bikini line, face, and upper lip. Patients receiving laser hair removal facial treatment should expect 1 to 4 touch-up treatments per year after completing their 8-session package to maintain their results. For both men and women, the neck is another problem area that people often want to treat with laser hair removal, as it can be unsightly and difficult to handle with a razor. The hair goes through cycles and it is only during the growth phase that the hair follicle is susceptible to treatment.
It is important for the patient to perform laser hair treatments at the correct time intervals, so that they coincide with the hair growth cycles in the different regions of the body. The most common side effects of laser hair removal are hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, burns and blisters. Patients with red hair have a similar problem, since there is not enough melanin in the hair follicle for the laser to treat it. It is important to determine the color and type of skin prior to treatment, in order to choose the type of laser hair removal and the appropriate settings for each patient.
Other laser systems can be more painful, leaving the public with the general impression that laser hair removal hurts. In these cases, patients need different methods of hair removal, such as electrolysis for permeant hair reduction. Green will help you plan your laser hair treatments ahead of time, at the right treatment intervals, to achieve permanent hair reduction. Once several treatments have been performed to treat all the hair follicles while they are in their growth phase, laser hair removal lasts forever.
Laser hair removal in the bikini zone is one of the most popular areas of the body, as many patients suffer from ingrown hairs in this area. . .
