No pelvic lymph nodes. Can I have laser hair removal?

Thank you for your question! Laser Hair Removal treatments are spaced out about 4-6 weeks, and most people begin to see results in 3-5 treatments, however some may need more depending on skin type, and color and thickness of the hair follicle. With hair growth being a side effect of PCOS, Laser ...

Thank you for your question. I would wait at least 1 week before doing a laser hair removal treatment. Please make sure you get a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist. 

Thank you for your question! Given that Isoretinoins can increase the risk of scar formation, the conventional wisdom is to avoid any laser treatments, waxing, dermabrasion for 6 months after stopping the medication.  There have been several small studies that were done retrospectively(looking b...

Hi, Thank you for posting your query with picture here.Yes you will benefit from laser hair reduction. But before that you need a formal evaluation about the cause of infection. Kindly meet a dermatologist. Best of luck.  

Thank you for your question! Everything sounds normal. The FDA wouldn't approve treatments that are dangerous.  The laser hair removal energy does penetrate a shallow layer of skin which does cause a sensation of warmth.  Your sweating was more than likely triggered by slight anxiety and not ...

Thank you for your question! There may be some redness and irritation after a laser treatment.  You can use some hydrocortisone or antihistamine cream.  However, without examination, it's hard to tell whether it is normal or it is a treatment related incident.  Please have a physician exa...