Over the years, women have always suffered with the task of having to shave unsightly hairs. Some of them are lucky and only need to shave a few places just a couple times of times a week. Then you have those poor women that are shaving everyday just to avoid being mistaken as a man. No matter what your personal situation may be, there is a solution.
Laser hair removal is quickly becoming the most convenient of all hair removal options. This allows for a more permanent solution rather then the repeated need for waxing or shaving. Waxing is still the most popular method, but laser hair removal has proven itself to be the most permanent of all hair removal techniques.
This procedure’s effectiveness depends a lot on the individual person as well. People that have light colored hair growth or dark pigmented skin tend to have a lower success rate then others. It’s best to consult with a cosmetic surgeon to see if this type of procedure will be beneficial for you.
Before your session the doctor will speak to you about any questions or concerns that you have regarding the procedure. He will then explain to you the results that you can expect to see and how the hair removal will be performed.
The number of procedures that you will be required to under go will depend largely on the amount of hair, the location, and your skin type. On average, 3 or 4 visits are needed to obtain optimal results. There have been patients that are content with the results after just one visit. Many factors contribute to the effectiveness, so it’s best to ask in advance what type of result you should expect.
The procedure will be performed with a laser which will penetrate through the skin into the hair follicle lying beneath the skin. These follicles will absorb the light from the laser destroying/hindering the ability to grow. The laser will only pulse long enough for a small area of hair to be affected at a time, thus making the procedure virtually painless.
Discomfort at the removal site should be expected, but very few patients have ever complained of more than a slight burning sensation.
This procedure is easily tolerated by most people although there have been limited reports of burns sustained during the treatment. This problem is easily avoided by choosing a trusted doctor with experience in laser hair removal techniques.
As with any surgical procedure, make sure that you inform your doctor of any pre existing medical conditions, allergies, or medications that you are presently taking.
After your surgery you will be able to enjoy the improvements that laser hair removal adds to your life. This procedure is considered to be fairly invasive, so you will immediately be able to return to all of your favorite daily activities with added self confidence in your appearance.
Very few cases of severe side effects have ever been reported after a laser surgery procedure. If you are experiencing elevated pain or have any concerns; it’s best to contact your surgeon immediately. He will be more than happy to help resolve any issues you are having after your surgery.
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