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Number of sessions

Number of sessions

Multiple treatments (typically 6-8 spaced 8-12 weeks apart) depending on the type of hair and skin color have been shown to provide long-term reduction of hair. Current parameters suggest a series of treatments spaced at 8-12 weeks apart based on typical hair cycle patterns for each area.^[11]

The number of sessions depends on various parameters, including the area of the body treated, skin color, coarseness of hair, reason forhirsutism, and sex. Coarse dark hair on light skin is easiest to treat. Hair on darker skin is harder to treat. Finer hair is only sometimes affected. Certain areas (notably men's faces) may require considerably more treatments to achieve desired results. In addition, since hair grows in several phases (anagen, telogen, catagen) and laser can only affect the currently active growing follicles (anagen), several sessions are needed to kill hair in all phases of growth.

Laser does not work well on light-colored hair and most fine and vellus hair ("peachfuzz") of any color.

[edit]Intervals between sessions

Usually treatments are spaced 8–12 weeks apart depending on the body area and the hair cycle length for that area. For example, faces usually require more frequent treatments about 3-4 weeks apart, whereas legs require less frequent treatments.

Instead of following an arbitrary schedule, one should wait until they have experienced shedding of the treated hairs, which should complete within 2-3 weeks, and see enough hair come in after the hair-free period to have another treatment.^[12] It's advisable to do a touchup if significant amount of hair hasn't shed within 3 weeks.

[edit]Other uses

Hair removal lasers are effective treatment for pseudofolliculitis barbae (commonly called ingrown hairs or "shaving bumps"). For darker skin patients with black hair, the long-pulsed Nd:YAG laser with a cooling tip can be safe and effective when used by an experienced practitioner.

They have recently been reported as helpful treatment for pilonidal cysts, since they eliminate the ingrown hairs that produce the troublesome foreign body reactions in this congenital malady.

[edit]Side effects and risks

Some normal side effects may occur after laser hair removal treatments, including itching, redness, and swelling around the treatment area. These side effects should not last more than three days. Some level of pain should also be expected during treatments. Numbing creams are available at most clinics, usually for an additional cost. Icing the area after the treatment helps relieve the side effects faster.

Unwanted side effects such as hypo- or hyper-pigmentation or, in extreme cases, burning of the skin call for an adjustment in laser settings. Risks include the chance of burning the skin or discoloration of the skin, hypopigmentation (white spots), flare of acne, swelling around the follicle, scab forming, purpura, and infection. These risks can be avoided when being treated with an appropriate laser type and at appropriate settings for the individual's skin type.

Some patients may show side effects from an allergy to either the hair removal gel used with certain laser types or to a numbing cream. A physician should be consulted if an allergic reaction presents itself after the treatment.

Hair laser removal

Laser Hair Removal

The Hair Removal Journal is brought to you by the Patient's Guide, in conjunction with our Advisory Board, and our medical affiliates. With new technologies rapidly emerging, tedious or painful removal methods such as waxing or electrolysis can now be left behind for a better solution. The purpose of the Hair Removal Journal is to provide men and women interested in an alternative to shaving, specifically withlaser hair removal, a credible resource to research getting rid of unwanted hair, including costs associated with the procedure, the number of treatments that will be needed, and any risks or side-effects.

The Science of Laser Hair Removal

Laser hair removal is a proven form of epilation based on many years of clinical experience, research into properties of laser light, follicle growth and phases, and millions of procedures in medical clinics, spas & office locations around the world. The science of the procedure is based on proven facts surrounding the "theory of selective photothermolysis", which states that a laser beam applied to living tissue will have different effects on tissue components (in this case hair) depending on the absorption spectra. What this means in the case of laser hair removal is that hair (with its melanin pigment) can be successfully targeted with the proper wavelength of light energy. Over a decade of experience has shown laser hair removal is the proven solution for long-term, or in many cases, permanent hair reduction. Contact a specialist today for a consultation to learn more.

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