I have always had troubles with the skin in my groin and inner thighs that make the whole area look and feel unpleasant. I have been considering laser hair removal but I have an olive skin tone that varies. In particular, I have extensive patches of dark pigmentation from chafing. My genitalia is also darker. How would a doctor or nurse make adjustments for that variation? What questions should I ask to be sure that I will be treated safely? How might the laser affect the pigmentation?
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Hi Eclectic656646
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I would reschedule the laser hair removal appointment after surgery to prevent possible infections and unanticipated burns that may delay your other surgery. Best answer will come from the PS who will be performing your laser hair removal.