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Title: What Is Laser Hair Care?
Author: Kim Erickson
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Laser hair care or more precisely hair removal is a very hot
topic for both men and women. Waxing, shaving and plucking can
be a tedious activity since the results are short term, not to
mention the ingrown hairs, redness and dryness that always seems
to follow. With the evolution of laser hair removal technology,
this is now a safe alternative to remove hair with intense
pulsating beams of light for the long term and in many cases
permanently.
Laser hair removal can be used safely and successfully to
remove unwanted hair from the body; common locations include,
legs, arms, armpits, back, face, and bikini line. The
possibilities are endless. It should be noted however that to
achieve permanent hair removal it may take multiple treatments.
Another important note, laser treatment only works on short
visible hair or stubble.
The general procedure is the same no matter where you go to get
your treatment. To prepare you may have a topical local
anesthetic applied to your skin to decrease discomfort and eye
goggles to protect your eyes from accidental laser light
exposure. The doctor uses a hand held laser to your skin; the
laser light passes through the skin's surface to penetrate the
hair follicle which in turn is damaged by the intense heat of
the laser. During the procedure you may feel a stinging
sensation and smell singed hair, this is all normal. The time
involved depends on the area being treated it can take anywhere
from several minutes to several hours.
Although hair removal your doctor will discuss a few standard
precautions that should be followed to ensure the best possible
results and help you the avoid side effects that can occur. It
is normal to experience some redness, swelling, and stinging for
up to 48 hours after your treatment. Some individuals also
experience a crusting/slight scabbing of the skin this should to
treated with petroleum jelly, perfumes and additives of other
moisturizers can cause add irritation. It is also recommended
that you avoid sweating (ie. Exercise) for the first 24 hours,
this can also cause irritation of the treated area. Stay out of
the sun for several weeks and be gentle when washing.
Although side effects are considered rare, they do occur. For
instance some individuals may experience either a lightening or
darkening of the skin of the treated area, these changes can be
temporary or permanent. Blistering, scarring, infections,
changes in skin texture and hair changes are all possible side
effects, and should be discussed with your doctor before you
undergo any laser hair removal procedure.
It is important to remember this is a medical procedure and
precautions need to be taken. Always talk to your doctor to
ensure you are a good candidate and to be informed of all
possible risks. For instance some prescription, over the counter
and herbal medications and supplements are not safe to take when
having a laser hair removal treatment.
You always make a point of checking out the doctor or facility
you are planning on using. Make sure they have the training and
experience necessary. Ask your regular doctor for a referral or
to be involved in the screening process. Take the time to
educate yourself on the procedure so you know the proper
questions to ask. Arm yourself with knowledge.
About The Author: Looking for information, tips and facts on
hair health and products to help you make informed decisions
visit: http://www.haircare
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