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laser hair removal will not damage lymph glands. the lymph nodes are the filtration system of the body and help clear immune cells. If there is considerable inflammation in an area, the lymph glands in the region might become enlarged, but this typically does not happen with laser hair removal.
No, laser hair removal or intense pulsed light (IPL) do not act deep enough to affect lymph nodes. Those are much deeper than the level of penetration from these energies, which affect only the skin.
The cost of laser hair removal is going to vary by your geographic location, the type of practice, the laser used and the amount of area treated. Consult several different offices for pricing. Double passing in laser hair removal is not advised (at least at our practice). Using the correct f...
You can bleach your facial hair and when you return you can have laser hair removal because the hair below the skin is dark and should absorb the laser energy.
If you are planning to have laser hair removal and don't want the hair present during the 4-6 weeks before your treatment, shaving is your only option. You cannot pluck, tweeze or wax as the hair must be present within the hair follicle for the laser treatment to work. It does not have...
Laser hair removal for dark skin has more risk of pigmentation than electrolysis but laser is more efficient. Longer wavelength lasers are more sparing of epidermal pigment than the older standard Lightsheer laser diode such as the neodynium yag lasers.
AFT uses 650 nm light for hair removal. While we are not intimately familiar with this device, we can tell you that this is not a widely used wavelength for laser hair removal. The most common types of laser for hair removal are Alexandrite (755 nm), Diode (810 nm) and Nd:Yg (1064 nm). We...
It is common to wait two weeks after waxing before laser hair removal to allow the new hair to grow in the hair shaft allowing the pigment of the hair to absorb the laser energy, otherwise there won't be an effect of the treatment.
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