I had 5 laser hair removal sessions on my legs. The technician did not use any gel prior to applying laser. She said that the cool touch laser did not require the use of the gel. After one of the treatments I had tiny scabs where the light points hit. I didn't find the laser reduced my hair density and now, 6 months later, I have little white spots where the pinpoint scabs were. Are these white spots permanent and should she have used gel to prevent these little scabs from forming?
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It is very safe to do laser hair removal when you have psoriasis. There is no contraindication to the procedure. Good luck with the procedure. I love laser hair removal. Just make sure you go to a board certified dermatologist and not a spa.
Thank you for your question. Hair removal should be safe with the ELOS or any other hair removal laser despite your medical history. Be certain to be under the supervision of a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with expertise in laser surgery and for the most effective and safe...
Rogaine is not promising solutions for hair regrowth on targeted spots, while PRP can be used in this case. Still, with PRP treatment it is hard to target the shape you want to obtain in the area. There are other promising solutions such as hair transplants, which would enable you to obtain ...
