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Thank you for your question and picture.You likely have some inflammation after the laser hair removal. See your physician. The larger lesions can be opened up with a fine needle. Topical antibiotic and twice daily cleanser will help to clear things up within a couple weeks.I hope this helps.
Thank you for your question and photo. Based on your photo you most likely have some inflammation after treatment. I recommend having a follow up with your treating physician for an evaluation and treatment. Best of Luck!
This appears to be inflamed hair follicles (folliculitis). It can be mechanical (from the hair being heated by the laser and irritating the follicle) or infectious (usually bacteria from the skin can invade the follicle). Either way it can look similar. If you do not respond to topical antibiotics like mupirocin, then your doctor might consider culturing the pustules or empirically putting you on an oral antibiotic. Please see him back if this is not improving over the next 3-5 days or as your doctor might have instructed you.
Hello.This is a unfortunate complication. The pigment turns darker from the burn-- but may respond to immediate skin lightning creams-- like hydroquinone and kojic acid.Good luck.
Dear Changing Forehead and Hairline: Thank you for submitting your clinical concerns and problem. Indeed, it is a difficult one. The problem with laser hair removal in the forehead is that the hair follicles are very deep and large. They reside in the subcutaneous fat, not the deep dermis,...
Dear holistix, Polycystic ovary patients present particularly a difficult scenario as there is a hormone drive stimulating hair growth. I would recommend first medically optimizing your polycystic ovary through the care of an internist or gynaecologist who is able to provide the necessary...