I Had Laser Hair Removal Last Week, and I Squeezed a Hair Out.. but It Felt As if It Was Ready to Come Out.. Did I Ruin It?

Fortunately there is no evidence to suggest any potential risk to the fetus for pregnant women undergoing laser hair removal. However, treatment of any non-urgent conditions during pregnancy is discouraged. No need for you to worry but it would be best to postpone any further treatments...

Usually a cosmetic surgeon wouldnt be doing the treatment himself, but has a qualified RN, PA, or an NP doing these treatments in the office. I wouldnt recommend seeing a dermatologist but go to someone who highly trained in all skin types. Best of luck

You may have laser hair removal done at 13 however I always recommend that our laser patients have hit puberty, as this gives us a better understanding of your hair growth. Make sure you bring one of your parents to the consultation. There are many risks associated with laser hair removal so it...

It is fine to get the area treated, however you may be asked to shave the area right before your session. This improves the effectiveness of the treatment. To determine if laser hair removal is suitable for you, a test patch may be performed first to ensure it is safe for you.

I actually don't see a burn in this case, or anything abnormal. The underarms are tender and they do hurt for hair removal because of the sensitivity and thinness of the skin. I do recommend you tell your technician how painful the treatment was, but I don't see anything abnormal in your...

Your skin type and hair color make you an  excellent candidate for laser hair removal, as this procedure is most effective on patients with light skin and dark hair. Furthermore, it is possible to thin the hair by using a modified treatment protocol, depending on whether your...