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You can certainly undergo laser-assisted hair removal in the setting of hyperhidrosis. The hair removal treatment will not affect the hyperhidrosis. There are treatments specifically for hyperhidrosis but if your primary concern is hair removal the hyperhidrosis should not interfere with your treatment outcomes.
When undergoing laser hair removal, sweating will not affect the procedure or results. You are free to get the laser hair removal without worrying that your hyperhidrosis will have any effect on the treatment.
You can do laser hair removal if you have hyperhidrosis but you are much better off getting Miradry. Its a microwave treatment for the axilla which is FDA approved for hyperhidrosis. The benefit of this is that it will treat the sweating component, the glands that create the smell AND the hair. Beauty of this device is that it treats all color hair - even blond and grey. 2 treatments are needed
You develop a concernWhenever a patient develops a concern immediately after undergoing any type of aesthetic treatments I strongly recommend consulting with the physician who performed or is supervising the treatment. That isthe best first place to start.
The short answer to your question is that it is safe as long as the appropriate laser for your daughter's skin type is being used. I personally have had the best results in removing hair in children as this seems to work the best due to the increased melanin in the hair follicles. However, keep...
It is very hard to get hair to stop growing. Bouncing light from a laser can't cause this. Hypothyroidism can present this way and I'd get your TSH level checked.