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Thanks for you question. I have never seen lymph node reaction to laser hair removal in any location. I think that this is more likely to be an unrelated problem or illness. You may want to seek medical evaluation if the problem persists.
Hello, thanks for your question. It would be quite unusual for laser hair removal to cause your lymph nodes to swell, as the hair root is more superficial than the lymph nodes. However, if you are having an allergic reaction to the laser, this may cause some swelling in your lymph nodes. You also could have an unrelated condition causing the lymphadenopathy (swelling in lymph nodes) especially in your throat, like a cold. It should resolve shortly-I strongly suggest you contact your provider who performed the hair removal and let them know what is going on. Take care!
We started with IPL and Nd/Yag for much the reason you are evaluating it, the multiple handpiece platform seems a cost effective way to cover many bases with one device.  Unfortunately, what we found is it becomes a case of jack of all trades, master of none.  We ended up replacing our...
Thanks for your question. First and foremost, make sure you follow up with the provider who did the hair removal so they can follow you and make sure this continues to heal. Based on your pictures, it does appear to be healing, so keep using vaseline and sunscreens to protect your skin. Wait a...
Before you spend $$ on peels or IPL, try these topicals. This is called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). I recommend Melarase AM and Melarase PM creams from Kare Skin as well as a broad spectrum sunblock like Spectrase. Bothe are from Kare Skin. Scler-x post inflammatory h...