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It will be wiser to do your laser hair removal treatment after you are done with your cycle. Women are relatively more sensitive to pain around that time of the month.
Scientifically speaking, it shouldn’t. Laser does not penetrate further than the dermis of your skin, where it disperses the hair follicle. I would recommend you to make an appointment with your OB/GYN to tackle this issue.
It is preferable that you wait until your cycle has stopped before you treat with laser hair. Not only for the practitioner providing the service but also for you. Women tend to be more sensitive that time of the month, making it much more painful.
Dear writer, what you appear to have are burned areas of skin where the home use treatment was applied. They are typically superficial and respond well to steroid creams ('cortizone 1') which will reduce the initial redness and inflammation. A topical antibiotic ointment may be advisable as well...
There is no guarantee that the remaining hair following laser hair removal procedures will come back perfectly evenly. However, most areas of the body will lose hair fairly evenly so it is unlikely that hair will be patchy. The face, however is less predictable, and hair can definitely come back...
Thank you for your question. Tanning is not recommended before laser hair removal regardless which laser is being used. You may burn your skin which may result in lighter or darker marks. It is recommended to avoid sun exposure before, during and after treatment to avoid pigmentation changes....
