Laser hair removal is a cosmetic surgery process done by surgeons for removing unwanted hair from various parts of a body. The procedure is becoming quite popular nowadays as it delivers almost permanent and long lasting results. Highly concentrated beams of lights are used in this process and these are designed to penetrate into the hair follicles selectively.
The light beams are absorbed by the hair follicles pigment and then the hair is destroyed within that hair follicle. Numerous types of light beams have been developed over the time in this process. This procedure is mainly performed on light skin which has dark hairs, but with latest technological advancement this procedure can be done on darker skins also.
Unwanted hair can be easily removed by using this technique, and can be done on people with excess hair on their body or the ones who are looking for a makeover. You have to undergo a series of sessions which will ensure that unwanted hair has been removed completely. The laser light beams used in this cosmetic procedure are approved by government health departments and are considered as completely safe for use.
The results of laser hair removal are excellent and you may witness a long period of time without any unwanted hair. Some individuals may require a few more sessions to maintain the degree of hair loss. It’s generally not possible to determine the exact number of sessions that will be required to achieve desirable results.
Just like any other medical treatment, there are a few risks attached with this cosmetic procedure such as scarring, burns, blisters, pain and skin pigmentation problems. Before the hair removal session starts, the cosmetic surgeon will make a full analysis of your medical history and current health condition. You should discuss expectations, risks and possible outcomes with the surgeon in detail.
A few things you need to take care of before the procedure are avoid waxing, tanning beds, chemical peels, sunbathing and collagen injections at least 15 days before the treatment. Avoid deodorants, perfumes and other similar products in the area which are supposed to be treated. Avoid herbal supplements, anti-inflammatory drugs and aspirin for a few days before and after the treatment.