My skin got burnt after alexandrite laser hair reduction. What can I do to reduce pain & get back my normal skin color? (Photo)

For someone with Fitzpatrick  skin type II a 755 Alexandrite laser will work well.  You must shave the area prior to treatment to minimize discomfort.  Additionally, a topical anesthetic can be used prior to treatment but must be completely removed before treatment begins.

Thank you for your question. Without seeing you in person it is hard t say what the problem is. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeons office for an evaluayion and treatment plan

Thank you for your question. When you dye your hair it only tints the hair that is above your skin. The hair below the skin is not changed. Lasers need to target the Bulb of the hair when it is in the bottom of the hair follicle. It heats this Bulb and in turn causes damage to the cells that...

Thank you for your question. There are several factors that need to be considered regarding treatment. Hair color, coarseness, skin type and Laser used are a few. consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeons office to get the best treatment plan for you.

It’s actually quite common for teenagers to begin laser hair removal treatments at the age of 18 or younger. Since you are legally an adult, you also wouldn’t need parental approval before starting treatments. However, anyone getting laser hair removal, regardless of their age, is advised to car...

Thank you for your question. Permanent hair Reduction will get rid of 90 percent or more of hair. However hormone fluctuations that occur thru out your life can cause some follicles to spark new hair growth. It rarely comes back like it was before and may just need a treatment or two in order to...