after my first session( one week ago) i was left with 2 burns on my labia. after 3 days they scabbed and left w white mark they look horrible in real like i have an infection. i have attached a photo . i need any advise on help on this matter as they are big marks. i want to know if it will look normal again or what can i do ?
January 27, 2011
Answer: LASER hair removal burn on labial
While somewhat out of focus, the photos seems to show a raised pink area surrounding a yellow central area.
This may represent a partial thickness burn which usually can be treated with local wound care. After only three days, this is unlikely to be infected as that usually occurs after 5-7 days.
You should seek immediate consultation with a plastic surgeon who can evaulate and treat your condition. Her will also be able to advise you regarding changes in pigmentation due to burns from LASER hair removal.
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January 27, 2011
Answer: LASER hair removal burn on labial
While somewhat out of focus, the photos seems to show a raised pink area surrounding a yellow central area.
This may represent a partial thickness burn which usually can be treated with local wound care. After only three days, this is unlikely to be infected as that usually occurs after 5-7 days.
You should seek immediate consultation with a plastic surgeon who can evaulate and treat your condition. Her will also be able to advise you regarding changes in pigmentation due to burns from LASER hair removal.
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January 27, 2011
Answer: Burns on labia after laser hair removal
The picture is not at all clear, so it's hard to make out exactly what is going on. However, it looks like there is a yellow crust on the skin. That may be a bacterial infection.
I recommend you go see a dermatologist as soon as possible to have the infection treated as infections can lead to further scarring.
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January 27, 2011
Answer: Burns on labia after laser hair removal
The picture is not at all clear, so it's hard to make out exactly what is going on. However, it looks like there is a yellow crust on the skin. That may be a bacterial infection.
I recommend you go see a dermatologist as soon as possible to have the infection treated as infections can lead to further scarring.
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