Laser Hair Removal
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Laser hair removal is a way to remove hair from the body
using a laser beam, which is an extremely narrow beam of coherent
monochromatic light specially designed to consider about the
human hair anatomy, such as the size and depth of the hair
follicle to make it suitable for removing body hair.
A laser beam like this can easily penetrate into an average
hair follicle without much pain or discomfort. Till date,
the available information on laser hair removal shows that
it can be used on any body part without any harmful effects.
Both men and women are suitable for laser hair removal and
it is known to work best on body parts featuring coarse dark
hair on pale skin.
How Does Laser Hair Removal Work?
First of all, the laser hair removal device distributes the
laser light into the skin and the heat of the laser will then
disable the hair that is in its growth cycle.
The laser light’s heat also handicaps any further hair
growth capability. It may be possible to undergo the treatment
some hair are not in their growth cycle, so, if you wish to
do it for the entire body, you might need multiple visits.
Now, here is some technical information on laser hair removal:
Alexandrite and diode types of lasers work best for light
color skins while Nd:YAG type of laser devices work excellent
for dark skin. This is mainly because the technology which
is used to make these lasers makes them pigment-sensitive.
Keep in mind that only a doctor or a trained laser specialist
is allowed to use a hair removal laser device, this is why
you need to verify the credentials of the person who is running
the laser hair clinic before making a choice.
While this treatment is considered permanent, it is not really
so. What happens is that after multiple laser treatment visits,
the hair start getting thinner until an extent which lasers
cannot do the job anymore, this is why you may have to follow
up the laser treatment with a few rounds of electrolysis.
Some people, for unknown reasons, do not respond to laser
hair removal. Laser hair removal is relatively painless.
Generally, hair grows in three phases and you need to cover
all these growth phases if you want your laser hair removal
to be effective. It is recommended that the treatment should
be spread over a period of eight to ten weeks to receive the
best results.
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