Should I avoid Augmentin or Naproxen, while I'm undergoing laser hair treatment sessions?

It is hard to tell from the picture. if the blister is where the lasering was done, it is possible that the same area was lnadvertantly lasered more than once and you have a small burn blister. this will go away in a few days. you can apply a topical antibiotic cream a few times per day.As Dr....

This question points out the difficulty of answering medical questions in this format.  A few things are clear:  this is not a usual complication of laser treatment, and it may be a pre-existing condition unmasked by hair removal.  Simple measures have failed to resolve it. ...

Thank you for your question. It is not likely that the laser caused a mole from the laser treatments.  Now it is advised to stay out of the sun two weeks after a laser treatment  to avoid hyperpigmentation and wear a spf of 50 or higher.  Please consult with your physician before having a lase...