Significantly Burned with Diode Lightsheer Lazer 5 Days Ago? (photo)

I usually recommend Bacitracin ointment on the scabbed areas. After those areas are healed, you may use a scar gel such as Skin Medica's Scar Recover Gel with Centelline, applying twice a day for approximately three months. I highly advise avoidance of the sun for one year in these areas because of high risk of hyperpigmentation. Also, if you choose to be treated again, seek a reputable facility and have a test patch completed 2 weeks prior to treatment to confirm you have no side effects. Your skin type and ethnicity needs to be taken into serious consideration when the operator of the laser is choosing the appropriate settings.

This is unusual . The  scabs are spaced so far apart that it  doesn't make sense.  I advise you to have the treating physician have the laser  checked. It may not be functioning properly . A small amount of topical ointment and total avoidance of ultraviolet light for at least 6 months will help. The treating physician should help you with local skin care.

From the pictures posted, it seems that the power of the laser was set too high for you.

It also looks that you probably will heal with no scars, however there might be some hyperpigmentation that will need treatment.

Then, change the place where you had your laser hair to a place where the physician, dermatologist or plastic surgeon will do the laser hair. You might pay a little more, but it is safer than the person you have now