What is the cause of black spots after laser treatment and can I treat this? (Photo)

This is normal reaction and not a true burn since you do not have blisters. You will be fine in few days. Please continue topical creams. The other cream is Biafine.

Great question. We typically space laser hair removal (LHR) treatment sessions for the face and neck area 4 to 6 weeks apart. For the body, sessions are usually spaced 8 to 12 weeks apart. Two weeks is a very short amount of time to wait in between. Discuss this with your provider before your...

I suggest you see your OB/gyn.  A yeast infection is not caused by Laser Hair Removal and if you are getting them after your periods it is because you may be reacting to the tampon or pads you are using.  I would also suggest getting tested for Candida which is a yeast overgrowth of...

Thank you for your question. Laser Hair Removal is a great option for removing unwanted hair. The laser targets the pigment in hair so patients with lighter shades hair are not ideal candidates. There is currently no laser on the market that will permanently remove blonde hair.  I would ...

Something is wrong !  You need a hormonal work-up of tests by an endocrinologist.  There may be a hormonal reason (such as an ovarian  cyst) that is causing you to make hair.  Until this is treated you are wasting your time and money on laser hair removal.  When this is finished (testing and ...

You would be fine to have laser hair removal while on oral steroids, although the higher the dose, the more fragile the skin will be and the healing time a little longer. More importantly, make sure your laser hair removal is performed at a proper medical clinic such as a dermatologist's office...