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Both the male and female reproductive organs share a common developmental path. The genitalia of men and women are very similar from an embryological perspective. Seek out a provider that works with male hair removal so they'll be accustom to getting you the best results. Plan on about five or more sessions about four to six weeks apart. This is to get your hairs in their active phase of growth. Keep in mind that for most people lasers are for laser hair reduction and not laser hair removal as it's normally called. You might have to get touch ups now and then or you might be satisfied with your new, lighter hair pattern.I wish you the best of luck in achieving your goals.
Hello , Laser hair removal can be done on the male genitals as well. The light is made to only disrupt the hair follicles. Not much recommended for the testicles.
Yes, the laser or/and IPL should not harm the area, these machines that emit light only go so deep into the tissue.
Thank you for your question. Laser hair removal can be done on the male genitals. Please make sure you seek treatment from a board-certified dermatologist.
Yes laser hair removal can be done on male genitals. Make sure that your provider is very experienced as to not cause burns/complications.
Thank you for your question. It can take up to 2 weeks for the hairs to fall out of the follicles after having laser hair removal treatment. Please remember typically takes 6-9 sessions spaced 4-8 weeks apart to see 70-90% reduction in hair growth. I recommend addressing any concerns you may...
Thanks for sending in the photos, It does appear that you have been burned. I would recommend you see your provider, I recommend you use laser such as the Diode, alexandrite and yag laser for optimal results, if you still want to seek our laser hair removal. It will take a series of tre...
Laser hair removal is a great option to remove hair from the outer edges of your mustache. However, i would not recommend using laser hair removal to "thin" the bulk of the mustache as you cannot evenly reduce hair with each treatment and you run the risk of having "patchiness". There are...