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Hi and thank you for your question. If you've completed your Laser Hair Removal package and wanted to resume with waxing for maintenance that is fine but I would not recommend waxing in between Laser Hair Removal treatments for best results. Each hair follicle is on a different growth cycle and the hair itself has 3 stages of life; laser is most effective at the first stage of life. This is why you have multiple sessions and are spaced weeks apart. Waxing will pull the bulb which is the target for the laser.
Waxing should not be done during laser hair removal treatments at all. Laser hair removal treatment intervals are chosen to ensure that each treatment is targeting hairs in the growing stage (this is the only stage laser hair removal works on), if you get waxing done in the middle of a treatment cycle it will alter the growing stage of your hairs, making your laser treatments less effective.
A Most laser treatments use heat, which can cause slight irritation and redness to the skin,” but please come in for a consultation.
Before receiving a laser hair removal treatment, it is crucial to shave the hair prior to treating. You want to avoid ripping the hair from the root at least one month prior, so the laser is able to target the follicle. If the hairs have been plucked, waxed or threaded, the laser won't be able...
Laser hair removal will get rid of that ingrown problem for you. Please know that it will take a series of treatments to get improvement. I typically have patients do laser hair removal every 4 weeks for the first 3 sessions and then every 4 to 6 weeks for the following 3 sessions. This schedule...
If the final laser hair removal session is completed, sugaring would not be an issue. For sugaring and waxing, hair must be the length of 6 mm or as long as a grain of rice. Downtime post-laser hair removal is 7 days. This response is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a...
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