After all the methods of extracting unwanted hair of the word, only one hope remains in laser hair removal. Indeed, if you look at the reviews, you can only achieve the long -awaited Wau effect in 10 procedures. Together with a laser epilation master and a dermatologist, we understand what the advantages and disadvantages of laser epilation are and whether it is possible to get rid of hair forever.
How does laser hair removal work?
Diana Saitova, the laser hair removal master of Est.epil pink, says: “As a part of the hair follicle, heating from energy impacts, damaging the hair and disappearing.
How is laser hair removal different from other methods?
The expert also adds that laser epilation is the most progressive method of hair removal today. It is more effective and comfortable than Shuggaring and Vaksing. In addition, all these procedures should be performed regularly (once every 3-6 weeks) and after the laser course (6-13 sessions) you will need supporting sessions every 3-12 months.
If we compare the method to electro strength or photoepylation, the laser is the most painless and safe. For example, the risk of pigment stains and burns during photoepylation increases.
In which cases laser hair removal is ineffective?
According to Diana Saitova, there are several situations in which laser hair removal is ineffective.
Ensure Equipment selection. For example, a diode laser cannot cope with light and red hair, but Alexander can.
The choice of false clinic and master. Laser hair removal is equivalent to medical service. Therefore, the security problem is a priority. Even today, many studios give cheap photo epilators for full Feded laser devices. Make sure you have checked medical licenses, certificates and documents, regular maintenance of devices, medical education and master’s degree from two years.
Irregular hair removal sessions. The laser should be explicitly visited once a month during the main course, otherwise there will be no effect.
Not to comply with suggestions before and after the procedure. Car groove, fresh bronze (the only exception, the procedure in Alexander Deka Moveo), the bathroom and saunas visit immediately after the visit.
Hormonal failures. In chronic stress, the emergence of the pathologies of the endocrine system will need an endocrinologist for obesity.
How does laser affect epilover health?
Many beauty procedures greatly affect the condition of our health. Dermatologist Docmed Clinic Ekaterina Kandinskaya explained this in more detail.
“The use of medical lasers was approved by the FDA in 1995 by the FDA (Food Quality and the Sanitary Control Office of US drugs). However, if the procedure is wrong, it may lead to infections, pain, bleeding, or even rarely the formation of Scars.”
Dermatologist does not recommend laser hair removal in the following cases:
– Pregnancy;
– Lactation;
– Skin diseases (psoriasis/vitiligo/red flat lichen, etc.);
– Blood diseases;
– Skin infections (including herpes);
– The presence of keloid scars;
– Epilepsy;
– Diabetes Mellitus;
– Taking some drugs that increase the sensitivity of the skin to light;
– oncological diseases;
– Tattoos;
– Thyroid gland diseases;
– Dark photootypes of the skin.
Can I get rid of the hair forever?
Both our experts rejected the legend that laser hair removal lifted her hair forever. The laser helps for a long time, but after the course has passed, support procedures will be required every 3-12 months.
Today there is only one method to save the hair forever – electrical power. It is performed using a fine needle with electrical discharge that destroys follicles.
Before going to the procedure, give advice with a specialist and choose the most comfortable method for you.
Source: People Talk
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