Laser hair removal. What impact may these treatments have on lymph nodes?

Thank you for your question. Laser hair removal is not pain free but it is very well tolerated and does not require anesthesia. You can ask your provider to use a topical numbing cream or you can consult with different providers to see if a different machine is more tolerable for you. Best ...

There are few lasers that are safe on all skin types. this is an extensive patch test and the area treated was no required. You will need more treatments than most to get hair reduction. Please look for experienced laser therapists, there are few dermatologists in the UK that perform laser...

Thank you for your question. It is uncommon for paradoxical hair growth to occur after treatment. It is unsure why this occurs, but it is best to continue with your treatments as it the only way to treat unwanted hair. Please make sure you are seeing an expert physician for treatment to help...

Thank you for your question. It is common after laser hair removal treatment to have red bumps and itching. This usually signify a heat rash. This can occur if the settings were turned up. You can treat this with over the counter anti-itch creams, such as cortisone or you can take cool oatmeal...

Thanks for your question.  As you mentioned, laser hair removal varies from person to person. Depending on the skin type and hair color, the type of laser and the number of treatment sessions required can be quite different. Once desired results are achieved, many people come back annually for ...

It's difficult to answer without pictures. With lasers, there is the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This can be improved with a combination of lasers, Aerolase, microneedling/prp, skin lightening, peels, and skin care. Sun protection is essential. I recommend getting a formal ...