I had laser hair removal on my lower legs two days ago. I still have irritation that looks like a rash and my skin feels sensitive, almost like a mix between a sunburn and a light bruise. My next treatment isn't until March, but I was advised not to use a self-tanning cream for two weeks after my procedure. I understand why I can't self-tan before the session due to laser targeting the pigment, but why can't I use a self tanning cream afterwards? Do I really have to wait two weeks?
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January 12, 2016
Answer: Self Tanner After Laser Hair Removal
Jason Emer, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
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Unwanted hair can be a source of
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your unibrow. The number of treatment sessions that you’ll require will depend
upon how much hair needs t...