It seems like I'm getting burns from laser hair removal (Photo)

It's difficult to tell, but it appears like you have some hyperpigmentation. I recommend lasers, microneedling/prp, peels, skin lightening and skin care to give improvement. Sun protection is essential. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

This appears like normal redness or follicular edema that appears after laser hair removal. It should be done within a week. If it is not improving, it may be hyperpigmentation. Contact your provider to have follow up and get examined. Good luck!

Dear zoula:You appear to have some follicular edema and erythema. This is a normal response to LHR and indicates that the hair follicles have absorbed enough energy to be destroyed, and in that sense is a desirable side effect.  To minimize this, you can apply hydrocortisone ad ice immediately after the treatment.All the best,   Dr. Clark

This appears like normal redness or follicular edema that appears after laser hair removal. It should be gone within a week. If it is not improving, then it may be hyperpigmentation and you should contact your provider for follow up. Good luck!

Follicular edema and redness can occur post laser hair removal it usually lasts a few days to a week. If redness and swelling were to persist longer than a week I would recommend following up with your provider. Follicular edema is a good response to treatment.

In dark skin types, the 1064 laser needs to be used. It does look like the laser is darkening your skin and I would take a break from the laser. You might need to be started on hydroquinone too.