I had my second laser hair removal session for all my body and now I have bumps. Is it normal and how to get rid of them?

This is very normal. This is called a histamine release. Just like a bug bite the laser can stimulate raised bumps that will even itch from anywhere from 3 to 7 days. It can be treated with nothing and just wait it out or you may take an oral or topical anti histamine like Benadryl to relieve the itching.  Wishing you the best of health.

Thank you for your question.  I would suggest giving a little more time for everything to settle.  You will be able to continue your sessions, however, if you do not feel confident in the doctor who is treating you, it might need to make an appointment with different doctor.  All the best!

Hello, this looks very normal to me and I've seen it take up to two weeks to resolve.  You can apply a cortisone cream to help calm the skin down.  Sometimes you will feel some bumps while the hair pushes through as well.  If you're more comfortable you can always ask your practitioner turn the settings down slightly for your next session but I think this will all resolve soon and you'll have a good result with your hair removal.

It looks from your pictures you can possibly have perifollicular edema. This is very common when getting laser hair removal done. It's important to follow after care instructions and not over heat yourself and go into any hot tubs. Try doing cool compresses and aloe gel. Wish you the best.
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Skin irritation is very common following laser procedures. I would recommend giving it at least 2-4 weeks post treatment to heal. You should consult with your provider for estimated healing time and protect your skin from the sun in the meantime.

It is Normal to experience irritation, bumps and darker hair after a laser hair removal treatment. wait at least 4 weeks for the hair to fall out, and the bumps to go away.