The first few months it was not painful now it hurts to touch.I tried squeezing it nothing comes out.I went to a doctor and she flat out said she doesn't know what it is and sometimes these bumps just show up.
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This is a common complaint from patients. This can easily be overcome with placement of a gauze in the mouth. The laser is causing no damage when doing this so don't be concerned.
Douglas Halliday, PhD, MD - Account Suspended says:
You should see your laser hair removal physician in person for proper follow-up. Skin can often get irritated following laser hair removal or it can get irritated if you shaved the area prior to your treatment. It's hard to tell from the picture, but it looks like a simple rash,...
