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I suggest consulting with a board certified dermatologist for further evaluation. Folliculitis can be treated with antibiotics, corticosteroids (oral and topical) for inflammation, photodynamic therapy, and laser hair removal. An in person evaluation is needed for further assessment. Best, Dr. Emer
I expect that you have Keratosis Pilaris. It's not really treated with antibiotic. Consider using this regularly:Lac-HydrinGeneric Name: ammonium lactate topical (a MOE nee um LAK tate)Brand Name: Amlactin, Geri-Hydrolac, Kerasal AL, Lac-Hydrin, LaclotionBest,Lisa Vuich, MD
I suggest posting photos for further evaluation and treatment advice. If you are concerned about the results from laser hair removal I suggest consulting with your dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer
It is safe to do laser hair removal while being on an antibiotic such as Augmentin. While there is some concern with certain antibiotics such as the tetracycline class, this has more to do with UV exposure rather than the wavelength of light you get exposed to doing laser hair removal...
Laser hair removal will be your best option. Make sure you chose a reputable place for your treatments. I recommend a board certified dermatogist.
Yes you can continue taking this medication, there is not contraindication between taking omeprazole and laser hair removal. Please seek an expert for laser treatment. Best, Dr. Emer
Thanks for your question. I looked up the Igrow laser study for you and read the summary. I also looked at its specifications. It contains 21 5mw lasers, and 30 LED lights. In their male study I find it interesting that they deleted a patient who has large volume hair LOSS despite using the...
After hair removal, hairs will essentially "pop out". You might have caused some abrasion to the follicles and "irritated" the process of the hair falling out. Perhaps using a soft washcloth to gently scrub the area can help "unroof" the trapped hair. The other option I would try is a Clarisonic...