Mohamed Abdullah, MD

Laser Hair Removal works on Hair Follicles (Roots) beneath the skin, so it's not affected by bleaching.
You can take your session normally.
Anyway, it's recommended to shave your hair 1-2 days before the session, to reduce pain and redness.

I don't recommend adding filler to your Lips. It looks Great Naturally.

You should seek a direct medical advice to assess the cause of chin protrusion (Bone or Muscles), then decide the next step.

Yes, sure. This hair thickness is the Ideal to benefit from Laser Hair Removal.

You can start your treatments confidently. Good luck.

It depends mainly on the filler amount injected previously.
The smaller amount injected will leave less effects after dissolving.

With larger filler amounts, it depends on the speed your tissues will loose the Volume; the faster it loose volume (By dissolving the filler), the more sagging you might notice.

I recommend that you let it go and dissolve Naturally over time. This will give your tissues the chance to replace some of the lost volume.

Hi Mrs Mary,
Bruising is an expected side effect after any procedure involving a Needle, but it's Not a must.

You can minimize the risk by applying cold compresses immediately before and after the procedure and you can use Anti-Bruises creams, containing Arnica Extracts. It's really effective.

The Swelling depends mainly on the amount used from the dissolving agent.

Your doctor might prescribe a short-term oral steroid medication if you're highly concerned with the swelling, otherwise let it go Naturally.

Lymphangioma is an extremely rare side effect, as it requires lymphatic obstruction in this area, which is already highly vascular and Not easy to obstruct.

Even in this scenario, Hyaluronidase is Always a great effective treatment, as it dissolves and reverses any filler effects.

Anything you might notice after dissolving the filler, is Not related to it and you should seek direct consultation to exclude other reasons.

Hi Mrs. Payal.
Laser Hair Removal realistic aim is Permanent Reduction of Hair, and Not essentially Complete Permanent Removal (although this happens in some cases).

It turns thick dark hair into thin (Baby) hair, therefore it's Not the best option for Thin Baby Hair to start Laser Hair Treament.

You won't see significant improvment and Yes, in some cases it might get thicker.

LHR is a safe procedure, when done by a trained experienced Professionals. You might have a small test area to determine your best Laser Parameters according to your Skin and Hair Color.