I recently did laser hair removal on chest and breast. After I felt really hot around that area and was sweating. Is it safe

Some areas could be more sensitive than others. It doesn't sound like anything to be worried about. If you know that is a sensitive area, you can ask for ice to cool your skin after if it gets really hot. 

Thank you for your question! Everything sounds normal. The FDA wouldn't approve treatments that are dangerous.  The laser hair removal energy does penetrate a shallow layer of skin which does cause a sensation of warmth.  Your sweating was more than likely triggered by slight anxiety and not a direct effect from LHR. Best of luck!

Good afternoon and thank you for your question! Some areas on the body are more sensitive than others. If there isn't any discoloration or burning sensation you should be fine. Keep an eye on the area over the next few days and if something changes then follow up with your laser technician. Best of luck! For more information, please feel free to visit our website!

It sounds as if you had a normal reaction to the laser hair removal.  The Candela laser is a great laser and you can definitely have this sensitivity after the process.  As long as you are not seeing any redness or signs of burns it is doubtful that you are having any serious reaction.  Best, Dr. Green

After your laser hair removal treatments, you may notice your skin is red and sensitive, similar to the look and feel of a sunburn. Your body was reacting to the laser energy that was used on your chest and breast areas. Within a few days you will notice this will fade on its own but it shouldn't affect your ability to work or perform any other normal activities. It is important to limit sun exposure, as the freshly treated skin will be highly sensitive to sunlight. 

Thanks for your question.  Everything sounds normal.  The FDA wouldn't approve treatments that are dangerous.  The laser hair removal energy does penetrate a shallow layer of skin which does cause a sensation of warmth.  Your sweating was more than likely triggered by slight anxiety and not a direct effect from LHR.  I hope this helps.