Laser Hair Removal for Keloid Prone Skin

Thank you for your question! Well, it has been reported that some of the laser technologies used to remove hair, have indeed induced hair growth at lower settings. First of all, if you feel your condition is getting worst during this treatment regimen, then stop the regimen. Second, I would ...

Laser hair removal is very effective if certain criteria are met. The process works by photothermolysis wherein laser light heats up and burns pigment in the hair follicle. Unfortunately, there is usually not enough pigment in a blonde, white, gray, or red hair follicle to generate enough heat...

Waxing is not recommended before a laser hair removal treatment; this procedure can irritate or burn on your skin and also eradicates the hair follicle removing the hair pigment that needs to be reached by the laser to stop the hair from growing. Avoid waxing or tweezing the area at least four...

Hello, thank you for your question. First, it all depends on what area(s) are being treated, basically, how much time is necessary to complete the treatment. Small areas like face, under arms or bikini line will cost less than doing full legs, or full back. All areas require multiple...

Thank you for your question. A wide variety of medical lasers and light systems are used to remove unwanted hair, however most lasers are not effective for all skin types and hair colors. The Elos laser hair removal system is designed for permanent hair reduction by combining both optical and...

With laser treatment, the number of growing hairs is significantly reduced.  However, you may require several treatments to maximize results.  Also, it is virtually impossible to remove every single hair, so technically speaking, you should refer to the process as laser hair reduction....