Is it true that African American's cannot get laser hair removal because of our darker skin? (photo)

Yes, you have the result it was meant to achieve and it is permanent.  You might see a few hairs here and there, and if so, you could have an additional treatment in these areas if they bother you.

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...

It is common to see flashes during laser treatments. Although you are wearing goggles, we always advise to also keep your eyes shut tight under the goggles...regardless, many people do "see" or experience flashes of light (of no risk to you). Dr. Benjamin Barankin, Toronto Dermatology Centre.

Laser Hair Removal is an excellent option for a long term solution.  While it is true that the fine, blond hairs are not treatable, it is a myth that hair will become more coarse with shaving.  Many of our patients note a decrease in ingrown hairs and subsequent improvement in skin texture u...

Thanks for your question.  The Lightsheer DUET is an excellent laser hair removal system.  The ideal candidate has darker hair. Usually 20% of hair is removed with each treatment.  Treatments are repeated every 6 weeks on the face and every 8-12 weeks on the body. This...

The way a laser works to remove hair is by heating up the hair to the point that the hair producing cells are damage to where they are unable to produce hair anymore.  The hair is heated up because the laser is attracted to the pigment.  In gray or blonde hair, there is no pigment, so...