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Hi Cheng. Although there is no research to support whether it is safe or harmful, but we do know that lasers are "non-mutagenic". This means they are not cancer causing devices like x-ray machines. Because lasers are light, they are completely different than the type of exposure that you get with radiology (x-ray) and there should not be a risk of working while performing treatments.
Thank you for your question. Even though there is no research to show whether lasers used for laser hair removal are safe or harmful, we do know that the lasers do not cause cancer. Therefore, there should be no risk of working while performing treatments. I hope this helps!
Good question to ask, but difficult to answer. Difficult to answer because the type of equipment is unknown and I know of no studies that provide reasonable guidance.Pregnancy is such a sensitive topic, I would not hazard an opinion with the information provided. I suggest you contact the manufactures representative of your laser equipment for possible guidance. If you're not satisfied with their response, you may wish to step back for a while. It's not just the light you should be concerned about. Some lasers have a surprisingly strong electromagnetic pulse with each flash.Wishing you a wonderful baby and long enjoyable life together. Warmly,Arbella Sarkis, MD
Different body parts have different anagen( active) phases. During the initial few Tx's, it is important to catch them in their growth cycle-every 4 wks for face, 6 weeks for body. After a few sessions. its ok to extend the time between treatments by a couple of weeks
Thank you for your questions and we understand your concerns. You must shave in between treatments and no waxing or tweezing. With our Vectus diode laser, you are only red for 0 to 2 hours. With any hormone imbalance, PCOS & hirsutism, your struggle with hair will be an on-going battle but you...
If you're not seeing the results you hope to see from one type of laser, I encourage you to try a different technology and/or a different certified laser technician. A multi-wavelength device like the Candela GentleLASE® Pro could give you better results. CarollDelo, Simply Smooth Laser Center ...
