I had my 5th Brazilian laser hair removal treatment last Tuesday night. Starting maybe Thursday, my area was sensitive but nothing I couldn't handle. Starting on Friday, it began burning and it hurt to urinate. There are sores on the outside of the labia and on the inside. I went to a CareNow clinic and they gave me antibiotic cream to apply to the area. Is this from the laser being too strong this past session or is there something else wrong?
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April 4, 2017
Answer: See a Doctor for a Formal evaluation--Blisters after Brazilian Laser Hair Removal
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!
Thanks for your question and I am not aware of any untoward effects of taking collagen supplements and having laser hair removal performed. I would check with your provider but again, this is not something that I would be concerned with.
Thanks for your question, but you will be better off saving your money. Real LHR devices can be extremely dangerous in the wrong hands, but need the power to be effective. Since no one is home supervising you, home use devices have only a fraction of the power of medical grade lasers. What is...