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Yes, there is no interaction between the laser and the extraction. The laser only goes very shallow into the skin.
Over time, these usually get less noticeable, almost go away. This can take over a year. Yes, tanned skin is not good for laser hair removal.
It is possible that an imbalance in hormone levels can be causing dark, thick hair growth to the chin. Certain birth control pills may also cause an increase in hair growth to the face. I would recommend checking with your PCP or ob/gyn. Laser hair removal is a great option for...
I think if you have not developed any discoloration from the Alex them stay with it. Yag laser is safer on darker skin types, however it is not as effective. I think you should discuss your questions as far as after care with your laser provider.
Ingrown hairs, folliculitis, and brown spots with hyperpigmentation; a regimen composed of twice daily Melapads followed by Melarase AM in the morning and Melarase PM in the evening helps solve the ingrown hair problem and dark spots. Melarase AM and Melarase PM work well on pigmentation control...
It's fine to pluck the hairs after laser treatment. The time when plucking is NOT recommended is within 2 weeks BEFORE laser treatment because the root of the hair is the target for the laser. Plucking hair does not promote hair growth.
It's not necessary for you to discontinue the use of allergy medicines beforehand. Use of retin-A and topical products that can thin the skin or excessive sun exposure can be factors, as well as medications that increase your risk of light sensitivity. Thank you for your question!Melinda...