before I spend hundreds on LHR, want to make sure it really works!
Answer: Laser Hair Removal does work Laser hair removal absolutely works when done correctly. The first important issue in regards to the effectiveness of laser hair removal relates to you the patient. The best candidates will have hair that has some color and coarseness to it. Very fine hair, red hair, blond hair and gray hair are red flags for laser hair removal because your hair needs some color and density for the procedure to work well.
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Answer: Laser Hair Removal does work Laser hair removal absolutely works when done correctly. The first important issue in regards to the effectiveness of laser hair removal relates to you the patient. The best candidates will have hair that has some color and coarseness to it. Very fine hair, red hair, blond hair and gray hair are red flags for laser hair removal because your hair needs some color and density for the procedure to work well.
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Answer: Does Laser Hair Removal really work? Yes, laser hair removal really does work! At Monroe Comprehensive Laser Center, we perform laser hair removal on a daily basis. We use the Gentlemax Pro with the dual Alex and Yag platform which treats all skin types. Laser hair removal works by targeting the pigment of the hair and penetrating the laser beam to the hair root. It is essential not to wax, pluck or do electrolysis at any point during your treatment cycles. These methods all remove the hair by the root and leave nothing for the laser to "see." Here is some more information.
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Answer: Does Laser Hair Removal really work? Yes, laser hair removal really does work! At Monroe Comprehensive Laser Center, we perform laser hair removal on a daily basis. We use the Gentlemax Pro with the dual Alex and Yag platform which treats all skin types. Laser hair removal works by targeting the pigment of the hair and penetrating the laser beam to the hair root. It is essential not to wax, pluck or do electrolysis at any point during your treatment cycles. These methods all remove the hair by the root and leave nothing for the laser to "see." Here is some more information.
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May 1, 2012
Answer: Laser is an effective treatment for hair removal
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May 1, 2012
Answer: Laser is an effective treatment for hair removal
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November 19, 2009
Answer: Laser Hair Removal has great results Laser hair removal can permanently reduce the growth of hair by 90%, and some patients have complete permanent hair removal. Five to seven sessions are necessary for optimal results. Each session is spaced out 4 to 6 weeks apart. Being consistent with your sessions are very important! The laser is attracted to pigment, such as brown or black hair. Any white, grey, or blonde hair cannot be seen by the laser, therefore, no result.
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November 19, 2009
Answer: Laser Hair Removal has great results Laser hair removal can permanently reduce the growth of hair by 90%, and some patients have complete permanent hair removal. Five to seven sessions are necessary for optimal results. Each session is spaced out 4 to 6 weeks apart. Being consistent with your sessions are very important! The laser is attracted to pigment, such as brown or black hair. Any white, grey, or blonde hair cannot be seen by the laser, therefore, no result.
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March 30, 2016
Answer: Laser Hair Removal: How does it work? Laser hair removal works by a process known as selective photothermolysis, wherein a specific wavelength of light is directed towards the skin and hair. The light energy is selectively absorbed by the hair follicle over the skin and the hair follicle heats up and dies. The process is actually very simple.
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March 30, 2016
Answer: Laser Hair Removal: How does it work? Laser hair removal works by a process known as selective photothermolysis, wherein a specific wavelength of light is directed towards the skin and hair. The light energy is selectively absorbed by the hair follicle over the skin and the hair follicle heats up and dies. The process is actually very simple.
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