Mold or Boils Growing Under my Scrotum. After Using Hair Remover on my Nuts? (photo)

Red patches is really common after having an invasive laser treatment done, the photo provided you can clearly see that this is a mild burn. I suggest asking your medical provider about this, the laser might have been on a setting too high and may need to be adjusted. Make sure this office has...

Hi Mona.  Laser energy is light based and non-mutagenic.  This means it is non cancer causing.  Laser light will also not affect your ability to conceive.  Although we do not perform treatment on pregnant or breastfeeding women, this is a liability issue with our insurance carrier rather tha...

Thank you for your question. I recommend no laser of any kind while pregnant. Lasers emit magnetic radiation, and the safe level is not known to pregnancy situations. Thus, no electronic devices including ranges, microwaves, TV's, while pregnant. I hope this helps.

Botox has no relation to the blistering on the skin . Most likely the laser was on  a high setting for you and burned the skin. See your medical provider about this issue and always apply an spf daily to prevent any pigmentation. 

I wouldn't recommend this, you want a proper treatment to be done and see great lasting results, I suggest shaving the area only before and in between your laser sessions. Best of Luck 

Complete clearance of the hair via laser hair removal requires multiple treatments, but a single treatment can eliminate some hair. Consider carefully the hair you'd like removed prior to laser hair removal. The attached video can answer some questions about laser hair removal in intimate areas....