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Thanks for reaching out! Yes, you can have laser hair removal on your healed leg. The laser hair device penetrates only at a superficial depth targeting the hair follicle. Best!
Yes, you can have laser hair removal. Diode, alexandrite and yag lasers work best for hair removal. I typically have patients do every 4 weeks for the first 3 times and then every 4-6 weeks for 3 times after. It will take a series of treatments. See an expert in laser hair removal for best results. Best, Dr. Emer
The laser energy used during laser hair removal is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle, and won't penetrate deeply enough to reach your leg bone. Just be sure to let your laser technician know about your medical history and you should be fine.
There is no problem with having laser hair removal on your healed bone cancer leg presuming you have the treatment at a reputable medical clinic. The laser penetrates superficially to the hair root, and not deep enough to affect the metal bar or anything else important.
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can have laser hair removal done on your healed leg. Please make sure you seek treatment from a board-certified dermatologist.
Thank you for your question. I am happy to read that your leg has healed. Laser hair removal is perfectly safe after orthopedic surgery on the leg. The laser used for laser hair removal does not penetrate deep enough, only superficial at the hair follicles depth. I hope this help. All the best, Dr. Michon
It is important to avoid taking drugs that are called "photosensitizers" while getting laser treatments. There are some drugs that you would be surprised about. I have attached a link that lists a wide variety of drugs that have a
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. ...