6 questions about laser hair removal?

1. Why do you need to remove hair in winter and spring?
The most common misunderstanding about hair removal is that many people like to “sharpen the gun before the battle” and wait until summer. In fact, the best time for hair removal is in winter and spring. Because hair growth is divided into growth phase, regression phase and resting phase. A hair removal session can only remove hair that is in the growth phase. Hair in other stages can only be cleaned after they have gradually entered the growth stage. Therefore, if there is a need for hair removal, start now and treat it 4 to 6 times once a month. When summer comes, you can get the ideal hair removal effect.
2. How long can the hair removal effect of laser hair removal last?
Some people do not continue to insist on laser hair removal once. When they see the hair “sprouting for the second time”, they say that laser hair removal is ineffective. Laser hair removal is very unfair! Only after completing 4 to 6 initial treatments will hair growth be gradually inhibited, thereby hopefully achieving longer-lasting effects. Subsequently, if you do it once every six months or a year, you can maintain longer-term effects and achieve a “semi-permanent” state!
3. Laser hair removal can actually whiten your hair?
Ordinary hair removal methods only remove the hair exposed outside the skin. The hair roots and melanin hidden in the skin are still there, so the background color remains unchanged. Laser hair removal, on the other hand, is a method of “removing fuel from the bottom of the cauldron”. It applies energy to the melanin in the hair, reducing the number of hair follicles containing melanin. Therefore, after hair removal, the skin will look much whiter than before, with its own highlights.

4. Which parts can be removed?
In the research report, we found that the armpits are the hardest hit area for hair removal. Among those who had hair removal, 68% of women had lost armpit hair and 52% had lost leg hair. Laser hair removal can achieve hair removal on upper lips, armpits, arms, thighs, calves and even private parts.
5. Does it hurt? Who can’t do it?
The pain of laser hair removal is relatively small. Most people report that it feels like being “bounced by a rubber band.” Moreover, medical hair removal lasers generally have a contact cooling function, which can lower the temperature and reduce pain.
It is not recommended if the following conditions exist recently: infection, wound, bleeding, etc. in the hair removal area; recent severe sunburn; photosensitive skin; pregnancy; vitiligo, psoriasis and other progressive diseases.
6. Is there anything you should pay attention to after finishing?
After laser hair removal, do not expose your skin to the sun and do sun protection every day; you can apply some body lotion to moisturize to prevent dry skin; do not use other methods of hair removal, otherwise it may cause skin inflammation, pigmentation, etc.; do not Squeeze and scratch the skin where the red spots appear.