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Hello, and thank you for your question and photo. Unfortunately, laser hair removal is ineffective for grey, white or blond hair because these colors of hair do not have enough pigment for the laser to target. With nothing to target, the laser cannot damage the hair follicle and therefore hinder hair growth. Other hair removal options, including electrolysis might be better options. Good luck!
Good afternoon and thank you for your question! Unfortunately, laser hair removal is not effective for grey, white, blonde, or red hair due to the lack of pigment in the follicle. I would recommend electrolysis for any grey hairs you might have. Best of luck! For more information, please feel free to visit our website.
Hi opc,I would consider a spot test to see if you can handle it. If there are more dark hair at this point, you could have laser done here then shift to electrolysis for the grey-white haired areas.All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.
Would you know what type of laser was used? How long ago was the treatment done? Though the picture are not clear in resolution and sharpness to make correct assessment, it makes me think that it probably represents what is called follicular edema, that should improve over the next 5-7 days or...
It is absolutely safe to have laser hair removal after chemotherapy. Especially as it was done so long ago. There are very few contraindications to laser hair removal. Most of them pertain to the integrity of the skin to be lasered, that there are no burns, open sores etc. As long as that...
Luckily, certain lasers are now safe and effective for use on virtually any skin tone, so you could be a good candidate for this treatment. Just make sure you choose a reputable cosmetic surgeon’s office for your laser hair removal, and schedule an in-person consultation first. There, you s...
