I started getting laser hair removal in April this past year on my stomach. Around that time, I started becoming severely nauseated. I have had sonograms, X-rays, blood work, I have been tested for gluten allergies, changed my eating habits, been on all natural supplements, had lower GI panels done, you name it I have been checked for it. No Drs have mentioned anxiety because I don't display other symptoms. The nausea usually starts around the time of my treatments. Anyway this is linked?
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It is important to find board certified expert with experience who treated similar cases. If your hormones are not in balance, laser hair removal will not prevent hair growth on your face. It is important to address all causes to your hair to proceed with laser hair removal and have satisfactory...
As a rule, we all recommend lasers that have a wavelength of 1064 nm for most of our dark-skinned patients. These lasers are the safest for dark skin but may take longer – more sessions – to achieve the results we are all after. The Soprano as we know it is an 810 nm diode and is FDA cleared to ...
All lasers have the potential risk of eye injury obviously the farther away the treatment is from the eyes the less the risk. Each laser has different eye injury risk but none have zero risk. Your particular treatment would have low risk of eye injury but you should have at least been instructed...