After a visit to the Urgent Care for the Flu...the Doctor noticed my face and recommended laser hair removal, he told me that a specific Laser would work for women diagnosed with PCOS. And to mention it and make sure the technician used the correct Laser, the doctor said using the wrong laser would stimulate the hairs to grow back faster. I don't remember the number or name of the Laser to save my life...can anyone help?? Thanks for feedback about my last question about shaving after treatment!
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Blisters and ulcers are possible from laser hair removal and applying the antibiotic cream is a reasonable place to start. It is likely that the sores are a herpes outbreak brought on by heat from the laser and will not respond to antibacterial therapy. This is not a rare...
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can shave in between your laser hair removal treatments as long as your skin is not irritated from treatment. However, you should not pluck or wax between treatments because this removes the hair follicle the laser targets. Best of Luck!