Im 16 & I swim competitively, 14hrs a week. I want laser hair removal on my bikini line to avoid shaving and getting razor burn/ ingrown hairs that is constantly visible. Would swimming in the chlorine affect the treatment the way sun exposure does?
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Generally, about 15% of hairs are permanently removed with each laser treatment. Often, many of the hairs are still present and appear to “grow” following treatment. These “growing” hairs are dislodged from the hair follicle and require 1-2 weeks to be completely shed. Any method of epilati...
Fortunately there is no evidence to suggest any potential risk to the fetus for pregnant women undergoing laser hair removal. However, treatment of any non-urgent conditions during pregnancy is discouraged. No need for you to worry but it would be best to postpone any further treatments...