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no lasers cannot attract hairs without pigmentation. you can do electrolysis or vaniqa cream or both to help. Best, Dr. Emer.
Unfortunately, laser hair removal does not work on white or blonde hair. Lasers target pigment and if there is no pigment to aim the laser at then the treatment will be highly ineffective and a complete waste of money. I hope this information is helpful!
Unfortunately, laser hair removal cannot get rid of white/blonde hairs. With laser hair removal, the flashes of light that the laser produces are targeting the pigment (melanin) in the hair follicle. The best candidates are those that have dark hair and light skin because the laser is able to identify the dark pigment in the hair follicle. With white and blonde hair the laser isn't able to identify the white hair follicles because there is no pigment to target.
Laser hair removal can be a lengthy process and perhaps a different laser and setting can be helpful. The white bumps may be related to inflammation of the follicles and possibly a bacterial infection. You should schedule an in-person evaluation with your Dermatologist to evaluate your c...
It would be best for you to have an in-person evaluation by your Dermatologist to determine best option moving forward but keep in mind not every office offers PRP. Be sure to be seen by a Board Certified Dermatologist.
You should contact your Dermatologist and have an in-person evaluation of your burn. There are a number of reasons why that might have occurred. Be sure to be seen by a Board Certified Dermatologist.
You should be able to have laser hair removal. This is difficult to answer without pictures. Diode, alexandrite and yag lasers work best for hair removal and are safe for all skin tones. I typically have patients do every 4 weeks for the first 3 times and then every 4-6 weeks for 3 times aft...
Usually it is recommended to have at least 6 to 8 treatments of LHR to notice a reduction of hair.However when you have an underlying condition that stimulates hair growth there may be more to evaluate. I recommend you see a Dermatologist in your area for further investigation.
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