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Viva doesn't have any issues with hair as the treatment is radiofrequency and does not interfere. Best, Dr. Emer.
Indeed, even if a man shaves, Venus Viva can be used safely over his bearded region. To prevent irritation, just be careful to shave the area prior to performing any kind of treatment. It's critical that you adhere to any pre- and post-treatment care recommended by your physician.
Good Day. Thank you for your question.RF is excellent for treating acne scarring and sun damaged skin (wrinkles).Answer: NO. The hair is not injured by the RF treatment.So go ahead, and have a pleasant treatment.You may want to wait 3-4 days before shaving,however, to minimize post-treatment skin trauma.
Radio frequency, which is what Venus Viva is, can be done on the beard area. There is not an issue. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Halo uses laser technology and Venus Viva uses radiofrequency technology. It is totally different. Viva can be used on all skin types, where as the Halo should be avoided in darker skin (Fitzpatrick 4-6).
Thank you for the photos. In one of the photos, showing the forehead area, I can still see a lot of pinpoint crusting from the Venus Viva. Generally speaking after 4 days most (if not all) of the crusting should have cleared. Please discuss this with your surgeon. Venus Viva is a great tool to...
Acne prone and oily skin can be pre-treated with Retin A cream prior to Venus Viva treatments. I have my patients continue their Retin A until literally the night before the procedure. If the skin is very scaly and flaky I ask them to reduce the amount and frequency of retin a usage.I have been...