I had laser hair removal yesterday on my upper lip, immediately after treatment it starting burning and the pain didn't go away for about 3 or 4 hours. I called the clinic back and they said to put aloe vera and ice. So I did and today when I woke up I have some dark spots or burns. Will they go away and how should I treat them? Should I continue to put the aloe vera?
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Yes hormonal changes can cause hair growth in some women, and well birth control is a hormone. As far as which birth control is best for you, that would be best discussed with your ob/gyn. You may also want to have him/her check for PCOS(polycystic ovarian syndrome) which can also cause...
You could start by going to get your eyebrows shaved
into the shape that you find "aesthetically pleasing". Once you have
your template you can get a laser technician or doctor to laser in the
desire area. As with laser you are to be clean shaven in the desired
laser area.. Waxing or...
It sounds like you had a good reaction to laser hair
removal. And yes it is "permanent reduction" of hair. The hair that
does grow back tends to be finer hair. You may grow some hairs back over
time,but exactly how much will have to be determined over time.