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Laser hair removal

What it is: Laser hair removal is intended to permanently remove hair from a specific body area, using a high-tech laser device that delivers quick pulses of energy to target dark hair follicles. 

What it addresses:  Dark hair in targeted areas including:

- Underarms
- Legs
- Back
- Chin

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What can I expect during laser hair removal recovery?

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July 31, 2007
Eric Berger, MD
Eric Berger, MD

Your practitioner should cool the area intensively after treatment. We use two sets of moist, refrigerated towels after treatment. Every patient should use a cream to promote healing and moisturize after treatment.

We recommend Copper Peptide Intensive Healing Cream from ProCyte… a company that understands the basics and produces exceptional, pharmaceutical-grade skincare products.

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