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Although there is no reason laser hair removal cannot be done while a patient is under anesthesia, treatment with laser hair removal is usually very quick and needs multiple treatments. Many surgeons will use other lasers (such as an Erbium or CO2 laser) while the patient is still under anesthesia so that is not an issue. I would discuss this with your surgeon.
Laser hair removal can be applied while a patient is under general anesthesia, but one treatment alone will not completely remove the hairs in a given region. Laser hair removal works by weakening the hair follicle, and depending on skin type, typically takes around 6-8 treatments to complete. While one treatment can be completed under anesthesia, you would need to return to clinic for the remaining. Going forward, I would recommend you discuss the laser hair removal addition with your surgeon to best adapt your treatment.
Hello, this isn't necessarily hirsutism but if it's bothering you you should consider laser hair removal. You will need a series of treatments but will start to see improvement after one.
Thank you for your question in regards to laser hair removal. As long as your scar is completely healed, laser hair removal treatments can be performed. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good ...
Hello, I would need to see your skin in person to accurately answer this but generally I would use an NDyag laser on Asian skin. Laser hair removal treatments do not lighten your skin. You can address pigmentation with other lasers or you can use a cream with hydroquinone. I would also reco...
