Hair Removal Methods - An Overview
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Laser Hair Removal
Short Description
  • Laser hair removal is a costly procedure in which a laser beam is used to disable hair follicles.
Bodyparts
  • It can be used on all types of body hair: facial, legs, arms, underarms, pubic area

  • Excellent results are reported for the face, neck, and underarms with between 70% hair removal after three treatments.

Pros
  • The newest hair removal technique
  • It provides an extremely fast treatment with very little discomfort, and
  • Less painful than electrolysis
  • It is considered safe if performed properly. Hair regrowth, if there is any, is light in colour and fine in texture.
 
Cons
  • Follow up treatments are often necessary
  • The treatment must be performed by a licensed dermatologist or professional and makes laser hair removal more expensive than other methods.
  • The method include some pain but you normally feel ok after about 10 hours.
 
Comments
  • Some users have experienced permanent hair reduction, but there is limited data on how long hair reduction usually lasts, how much hair reduction is typical, and how often permanent hair reduction occurs.

  • When the hair grows back, it tends to be finer and sparser. The average patient needs a repeat treatment every six to 12 months.

  • People with light skin and dark hair have the best results.

Cost and Where to Buy
  • A series of treatments to remove facial hair, for example, costs about 1,000 USD.
  • Hair removal for legs or men's backs is more expensive and costs about 3,000 USD.
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