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It's not necessary for you to discontinue the use of allergy medicines beforehand. Use of retin-A and topical products that can thin the skin or excessive sun exposure can be factors, as well as medications that increase your risk of light sensitivity. Thank you for your question!Melinda Lacerna, MD FACS
The medication should not affect the treatment. There are a few meds that can increase the intensity of the laser, but those aren't allergy medications. Tetracycline or Sulfa meds can do this.
Laser hair removal is one of my favorite procedures. Different areas of the body require different amounts of time. For example, the face is generally every 4 weeks, the legs every 8 weeks. However, if one is very hirsute, there may be an indication to do the procedure more quickly. P...
If you have thick dark hairs they will respond to laser hair removal and will not come back or at least will be reduced unless you use external hormones. Best, Dr. Emer.
Burning with urination is not related to your LHR. This is a urinary tract infection. The reported can get in skin on labia is unrelated as well. A burn from a laser would leave blisters, darker pigmentation, or welts.