Are blisters normal after laser hair removal? Second treatment (Photo)

Hi,Thank you for your question and sharing your photos.Unfortunately, it looks like the settings used for your treatment were not appropriate for your skin. Follow up with your clinician to get the proper treatment to minimize risk of infection and poor scarring. Avoid sun exposure on the area until fully healed.Hope this helps!

This is not the normal result after laser hair removal. You need to see your practitioner ASAP. It is important to keep you skin clean and well hydrated. Seek medical attention.

Obviously this is not normal. I would seek attention quickly. If you have lost confidence in your current provider, seek out a Derm or Plastic Surgeon. You need topicals and maybe oral medication to treat this. 

Hello Sample005, I am sorry that you have had this bad reaction to laser hair removal which should be a no "downtime" procedure.  I recommend that you see the doctor at the clinic where the procedure was done immediately.  This is not a typical hair removal laser "burn."  Usually the laser leaves a mark compatible with the device.  This rash looks more like contact dermatitis or even shingles. The wounds are "weepy" which suggests that you could also be losing fluid volume. Do not hesitate to be seen by a physician ASAP!!