I'm not sure what I'm getting but I used my mupircon ointment and keep getting this can I get laser hair removal or what should I do first?
Answer: Armpit hairs and inflammation you need laser hair removal, vivatia foam and proper skin care of folliculitis (inflamed hair follicles -- see Reve skin acne spay and Jan Marini glycolic scrub). Start Aerolase hair removal. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Armpit hairs and inflammation you need laser hair removal, vivatia foam and proper skin care of folliculitis (inflamed hair follicles -- see Reve skin acne spay and Jan Marini glycolic scrub). Start Aerolase hair removal. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Laser hair removal is a great option for you Hello, yes you can do laser hair removal and you will get great results. The ideal candidate for laser has lighter skin and darker hair which you have so you will achieve a great result. As the hair stops growing you will have less problems with ingrown hairs. Good luck!
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Answer: Laser hair removal is a great option for you Hello, yes you can do laser hair removal and you will get great results. The ideal candidate for laser has lighter skin and darker hair which you have so you will achieve a great result. As the hair stops growing you will have less problems with ingrown hairs. Good luck!
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May 20, 2020
Answer: Ingrowns and irritation from shaving This is one of the great beneficial side effects of laser hair removal. Reduction of hair bumps and ingrown hairs will be markedly noticeable even after your first session. We have seen this on all body parts. i would highly recommend laser hair removal.
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May 20, 2020
Answer: Ingrowns and irritation from shaving This is one of the great beneficial side effects of laser hair removal. Reduction of hair bumps and ingrown hairs will be markedly noticeable even after your first session. We have seen this on all body parts. i would highly recommend laser hair removal.
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May 13, 2020
Answer: Laser Hair Removal to Treat Razor Bumps and Ingrown Hair Hello kss2223,
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May 13, 2020
Answer: Laser Hair Removal to Treat Razor Bumps and Ingrown Hair Hello kss2223,
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April 30, 2020
Answer: Treating razor bumps with laser hair removal A skin expert (dermatologist) should assess you in person to determine if you simply have ingrown hairs (e.g. due to curly hair) or improper shaving practices, or an actual folliculitis. If you have or have a tendency to ingrown hairs, then getting the hair removed permanently by laser (need the right laser at the right settings for the right skin type) is a great idea since it deals with the root cause, the hair. Make sure to be assessed at a proper medical clinic by a skin expert/dermatologist, not a medispa/salon, for optimal safety and results.
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April 30, 2020
Answer: Treating razor bumps with laser hair removal A skin expert (dermatologist) should assess you in person to determine if you simply have ingrown hairs (e.g. due to curly hair) or improper shaving practices, or an actual folliculitis. If you have or have a tendency to ingrown hairs, then getting the hair removed permanently by laser (need the right laser at the right settings for the right skin type) is a great idea since it deals with the root cause, the hair. Make sure to be assessed at a proper medical clinic by a skin expert/dermatologist, not a medispa/salon, for optimal safety and results.
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