I'm a man with dark hair and light skin, and I've had two BBL treatments on my forearms and chest. Both times to target freckles. My doctor told me hair loss wouldn’t be an issue because they use a different wavelength for hair removal. It’s been 2 months and very little of the hair has grown back How big of a risk is hair loss from BBL treatments (that are for pigment but not hair removal)? Would rogaine help spur hair regrowth in those areas?
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From your picture I agree with you, it does look like sun damage. For sun damage BBL is absolutely the best option. Melasma usually presents with defined borders. If it is melasma then Moxi would be your best choice. Hope this helps!
BBL is only removing the over-pigmentation from the skin... it is not "fixing" the sun damaged cells that are causing the pigment overproduction. Therefore...BBL cannot give "permanent" results. Ways to make your results last longer are definitely available, but rest fully in your hands. ...
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