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Thank you for your question in regards to laser hair removal. Yes. Just advise your provider that you have lotion on. Any products including lotions, self-tanners, etc. should be removed prior to your treatment sessions regardless. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment. I hope this helps.
Hello, yes that's not a problem. I usually tell my clients not to put anything on right before hair removal since I'm just going to wipe it off but after 14 hours most of it should be absorbed and anything remaining will be wiped off.
Yes it is okay to get laser hair removal after using a moisturizer. The skin will be cleansed at the time of your appointment to remove the lotion that is left. We usually advise our patients not to apply any products before their appointment as it will be removed.
Hello and thank you for your question! It is not recommended to do laser hair removal while you are on antibiotics. This is because antibiotics may increase photosensitivity. I would advise waiting 1-2 weeks after you finish the last dose to begin your laser hair removal treatments. Hope this...
Hello, laser hair removal can be very beneficial to someone who suffers from ingrown hairs. I would first treat with laser hair removal to remove the source of the problem and then address the hyperpigmentation. This can be treated with hydroquinone which is a lightening agent.
It is not necessary but could be beneficial. If you are prone to hyperpigmentation or have darker areas a tyrosinase inhibitor could help reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation and allow you to receive a more efficient treatment. Laser works by picking up on the pigment of the hair. This is wh...
Thank you for your question in regards to laser hair removal. The amount of Vitamin A in a multivitamin supplement should not affect your laser treatments. Medical grade vitamin a topicals are more of a concern putting your skin at higher risk for sensitivity. To be sure what is best for you, ...
Hi there,Laser hair removal should always be left to the professionals. For a multitude of reasons. Experience is key in everything you do. Best of luck...Consult with a professional...
Hi there,Our clinic uses Gentle Max Pro - Alexandrite and GentleYag. This type of laser is more effective than IPL, safer, and requires fewer treatments. Usually, at least 6 sessions are required to complete your treatment every 4-6 weeks. This type of laser will work best on dark coarse hair so...
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