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Thank you for your question. I recommend care with a board certified dermatologist in order to help you plan your hair removal and the light therapy in a away to maximize effectiveness, and safety. I hope this helps.
Any laser treatment involves certain degree of heat damage to the skin. The skin needs to rest and recover before it can handle further stress of heat. You are better off waiting for two weeks before getting light therapy for psoriasis. Otherwise you risk getting burnt. Regards Dr. J Disclaimer: This answer is not intended to give a medical opinion and does not substitute for medical advice. The information presented in this posting is for patients’ education only. As always, I encourage you to see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.
It is very safe to do laser hair removal when you have psoriasis. There is no contraindication to the procedure. Good luck with the procedure. I love laser hair removal. Just make sure you go to a board certified dermatologist and not a spa.
Thank you for your question. Hair removal should be safe with the ELOS or any other hair removal laser despite your medical history. Be certain to be under the supervision of a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with expertise in laser surgery and for the most effective and safe...
Rogaine is not promising solutions for hair regrowth on targeted spots, while PRP can be used in this case. Still, with PRP treatment it is hard to target the shape you want to obtain in the area. There are other promising solutions such as hair transplants, which would enable you to obtain ...
If the hair is removing after so many treatments it sounds like you should get a second opinion and seek a competent board certified dermatologist with alot of experience. The wrong laser or the wrong settings may have been used and that is why you are not having the reduction I would expect....
