I enrolled for laser treatment for 8 sessions to treat upper lip, chin and under arms. After 5 sessions, Iength of hair growth is still same, but however there is delay in growth. When I went for the 5th session, the doctor did not shave before the treatment and suggested that I have to take high frequency laser treatement within 24 to 48 hours after my regular laser session, for better results. This high frequency laser treatment is required for me as my hair roots are thick and dense
Answer: Laser Hair Removal Facts--Takes a series of treatments--See an expert Doing laser hair removal a few days apart doesn't help at all. You have to go with the normal hair cycle. The first 3 should be 3-6 weeks apart and then following 3+ treatments should be 6-8 weeks apart. Best, Dr. Emer.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Laser Hair Removal Facts--Takes a series of treatments--See an expert Doing laser hair removal a few days apart doesn't help at all. You have to go with the normal hair cycle. The first 3 should be 3-6 weeks apart and then following 3+ treatments should be 6-8 weeks apart. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: This is odd since there has to be few weeks in between laser hair removal treatments. Thank you for your question! This is odd since there has to be few weeks in between laser hair removal treatments. There has to be at least 3 weeks apart between laser treatments. The frequency used depends on your skin and hair color, so your provider probably has not been using proper settings and is about to witch to different settings. I would not suggest you to undergo laser hair removal treatment less than 3 weeks apart. Best of luck!
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August 16, 2018
Answer: This is odd since there has to be few weeks in between laser hair removal treatments. Thank you for your question! This is odd since there has to be few weeks in between laser hair removal treatments. There has to be at least 3 weeks apart between laser treatments. The frequency used depends on your skin and hair color, so your provider probably has not been using proper settings and is about to witch to different settings. I would not suggest you to undergo laser hair removal treatment less than 3 weeks apart. Best of luck!
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January 11, 2017
Answer: There has to be at least 3 weeks apart between laser treatments This is odd since there has to be few weeks in between laser hair removal treatments. There has to be at least 3 weeks apart between laser treatments. The frequency depends on your skin and hair color, so your provider probably has not been using proper settings and is about to witch to different settings. I would not suggest you to undergo laser hair removal treatment less than 3 weeks apart. Good luck!
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January 11, 2017
Answer: There has to be at least 3 weeks apart between laser treatments This is odd since there has to be few weeks in between laser hair removal treatments. There has to be at least 3 weeks apart between laser treatments. The frequency depends on your skin and hair color, so your provider probably has not been using proper settings and is about to witch to different settings. I would not suggest you to undergo laser hair removal treatment less than 3 weeks apart. Good luck!
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December 31, 2016
Answer: Laser hair removal questions In my experience, removing hair from arms and face is difficult, particular in darker skin patients. The laser can not be turned up to high intensity and the hairs are usually too fine to treat properly. Hair must be shaved before treatment to get the heat to the deeper aspects of the follicle. I have never heard of high frequency hair removal and don't think it will help. There is always a stunting of growth with laser hair removal and this does not represent long term effect.
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Answer: Laser hair removal questions In my experience, removing hair from arms and face is difficult, particular in darker skin patients. The laser can not be turned up to high intensity and the hairs are usually too fine to treat properly. Hair must be shaved before treatment to get the heat to the deeper aspects of the follicle. I have never heard of high frequency hair removal and don't think it will help. There is always a stunting of growth with laser hair removal and this does not represent long term effect.
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January 4, 2017
Answer: Laser Hair Removal on Lip, Chin and Underarms Thanks for your question Punitha-
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January 4, 2017
Answer: Laser Hair Removal on Lip, Chin and Underarms Thanks for your question Punitha-
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