Nowadays laser hair removal become very popular solution for reduction of unwanted hair. It is sad to say that many medical spas take advantage of such popularity and cut angles to make more profit. As a Certified Registered Nurse with over 5 years of laser hair removal experience, I've practiced in a few most famous medical spas in Encino. As a medical professional and laser hair removal expert I believe that patient's safety is the most important aspect in medical and aesthetic care. In this article I would like to share with you certain issues that I've witnessed while being employed. Is this area good for laser hair removal treatment? It is very important to avoid laser hair removal on areas with very fine, blond hair. Many times laser practitioners fail to explain to a patient that really fine, blond and thin hair are not suitable for laser hair removal. It is not only ineffective, but may activate dormant "sleeping" follicles, so that hair begin to grow a lot more on that specific area. This situation makes a patient come more often, spend more money for treatments without much of an improvement. Is the laser settings right for my skin? The right settings for initial laser hair removal treatment play vital role for effectiveness of entire laser sessions. Many laser practitioners tend to use extremely low settings blaming on the risk of burning the skin. Extremely low settings laser settings are less painful, but also tend to activate dormant follicles causing adverse hair growth, thus making a patient come more often and spend more money. The professional aesthetic practitioner must know the right, safe and effective setting for each skin type using Fitzpatrick scale and [...]The post 5 things your laser hair removal practitioner does not want to share with you. appeared first on HairFree Laser Center.No related posts.
