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If the hair on your forehead is bothersome, you can either shave it, wax it, or treat it with a laser to remove it. Laser treatments are very effective for this concern.
Thank you for your question. Speak to your licensed laser technician or doctor about electrolysis as a method of hair removal. It is very precise for delicate areas like this. Best Wishes,Pablo Prichard, MD
Thank you for your question.The hair has to have pigment in order for it to attract the laser. Blonde, white/grey and red hair do not work for laser hair removal due to lack of pigment. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete...
Thank you for your question.It is not recommended to have a chemical peel same day as laser hair removal. Suggested time to wait would be a week after LHR. Your skin is more sensitive after laser treatment, and adding a chemical peel same day may cause serious side effects. To be sure what...
Hi Sandy. We have been using both wavelengths of lasers for more than a decade and have performed tens of thousands of laser treatments on Asian skin because we are in Torrance. As important as your skin type is the thickness of the hair. The Yag wavelength works well on very...
I find that electrolysis works better than laser in most cases but you should go to an expert. Either way, both are safe when done by a well trained individual. Best, Dr. Emer.
I am sorry to hear about your experience. An Alexandrite (755 nm)LASER is better served on lighter skin patients (Fitzpatrick I and II). Nd:YAG (1064nm) is better for skin of color. You will have to use agents that reduce the pigmentation of the treated areas over time...
For someone with Fitzpatrick skin type II a 755 Alexandrite laser will work well. You must shave the area prior to treatment to minimize discomfort. Additionally, a topical anesthetic can be used prior to treatment but must be completely removed before treatment begins.
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