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No, this won't improve results. Keep in mind it takes a series of laser hair removal treatments for improvement. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Hi there. It doesn't matter if you dye your hair before laser hair removal because the laser is targeting the hair follicle not the hair itself. Actually the hair should be shaved before your treatment so that it is not burned during the treatments.
Thank you for your question. Dyeing the hair before treatment will not work because the laser targets the hair follicle and the hair itself. You will need to shave your hair before treatment so it does not burn during treatment. Remember laser treatment is done in a series of 6-9 treatments to see 70%-90% reductions. Please see an experienced physician for best results. Best of Luck!
It is not necessary to dye you hair before the laser. Hair dye normally does not reach into the hair follicle. Please consult a board certified physician for the best cosmetic results. Best, Dr. Green
No it does not help to dye your hair darker for laser hair removal. The dye will most likely not reach the hair follicle and you must shave the night before or morning of the treatment.
This has been studied extensively and the answer is no. Keep in mind that the hair should be shaved the morning of the laser procedure. The dye usually does not get deep into the hair follicle.
Yes, it is perfectly fine to take Effexor during hair removal. Laser hair removal is a very superficial process, targeting the hair follicles in the dermis of the skin. Some medications may make you more photosensitive the light and the heat of the laser. Effexor is not one of those. If you have...
I'm not sure what kind of laser was used on your skin and what your skin tone is, but done correctly you should not have any hyper-pigmentation. If the wrong wavelength is used on darker skin, this can occur. Also if the correct wavelength is used, but "turned up" too much this could also be a...
I don't recommend using apple cider vinegar after laser hair removal. The skin may be irritated and this could cause scarring. I recommend getting a formal consultation with a cosmetic dermatologist to go over skin care recommendations. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Laser hair removal targets the hair follicle which is in the dermis, this layer is 0.5 to 4.0mm thick. This is approximately 1/4 of an inch. Hair removal lasers are designed to not penetrate any further than this. Though you may feel some warmth from the laser, the treatment is very superficial....
If the LPP is not active, then you can try chemical peels with microneedling/prp for improvement. Keep in mind, there is very little that can be done to "cure" this condition and the pigmentation may improve but if the LPP acts up again you will regain the pigmentation. See an expert. Best, Dr. ...
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