For beauty, you might be considering laser hair removal. This will make you save more time, you’ll have extra time to do something you want. However, unlike other skin laser treatments, hair removal requires some preparation prior to your laser hair removal treatments.
First, let’s look at how laser hair removal works. Using the theory of selective optical absorption, 808nm can be preferentially absorbed by the melanin of the hair. And then the hair shaft and hair follicle are heated rapidly in order to destroy the oxygen-supply organization around the hair follicle.
There are several Final Points To Note Before Laser Treatment to ensure permanent hair removal. Get the best results by taking the time to do these things before your laser treatments begin.
Stop waxing
DO NOT wax, epilate or otherwise undergo any other hair removal treatment that removes the hair at the roots while undergoing laser treatment: Your hair roots need to be present for laser energy to be absorbed and hit the hair follicles (the whole aim is to destroy the hair follicles). If the entire hair shaft is empty, then laser treatment simply does not work. This is a major reason why so many people that attempt diode laser hair removal fail! Shaving is perfectly OK as the hair roots are left intact. In fact, what you should do is just shave and clean the area before laser treatment.
Do not use in darker areas
DO NOT use on darker areas of skin: The skin on the genitals and anus tend to be darker and more sensitive so it is not recommended to treat those areas directly.
The thickness of hair
The thickness of your hair may determine how fast you see results: In general, the thicker the hair you intend to treat, the faster you will see results. Thicker hair has a greater surface area and contains more pigment (color) that will absorb more laser energy compared to finer hair. If you are treating fine hair, you may need to be more patient and go through more sessions to see results. You should go for a laser system (which is stronger) rather than an IPL system if you are treating fine hair. Check out our diode laser hair removal machines:
Different people WILL experience different results: We are all unique, and there are so many factors that will determine what sort of results you will get. For example, the size and shape of your hair follicles, and the actual color of hair at the roots vs. the tips are but just a few factors that will determine how soon you will see results.
You must be tired of taking rounds of the salon every month for the removal of unwanted hair. Threading and plucking can get tedious after one point, especially if your hair grows back fast. Most people go for laser hair removal treatment as the summer approaches because who wouldn’t have a shaved bikini body. Hair removal treatment not only helps you get rid of unwanted hair but also saves you a lot of time as you don’t have to run around to weekly wax appointments. However, before you get a Laser Hair Removal at a salon, there certain things that you should keep in mind to get the most out of the treatment.
Avoid sun exposure
For two weeks prior to your laser hair removal, it’s important that the skin being treated is kept out of the sun. This includes both tanning beds and self-tanners. Not only can their use lead to skin discoloration after your laser treatment, but sunburn can cause excessive pain and blistering. Most laser professionals won’t even treat a client with a minor sunburn and will have them reschedule their appointment. So, be sure to use sunscreen daily if the treated area can’t be covered while outside.
Check your skin tone
The laser is only effective if you have black or dark-colored hair as it targets the melanin in your hair follicles. The laser doesn’t work if you have grey, light, or red hair. Further, if you are dark-skinned then your skin is capable to absorb too much energy. It is advisable to check the color of your hair and skin against your laser professional chart to see if the laser treatment will work for your skin. Check all the body areas properly, you may have light leg hair but a dark bikini line. So look before you leap.
Check your medications
It’s important that when you speak to your laser professional that you inform them of all of the medications that you’re taking, both oral and topical. Some medications can intervene with your laser treatments, making them less effective. Other medications can make the skin sensitive and more likely to burn or blister. You should especially inform your laser technician if you are on antibiotics, birth control, acne, and photosensitizing medications. You won’t have to stop taking your medication, but your laser professional will be able to adjust your treatment accordingly and proceed with caution. Additionally, if you begin taking any new medications you should be sure to let them know prior to your next appointment.
Remove makeup or creams
The ingredients in beauty products can sometimes affect the results of laser hair removal and should be removed prior to each of your treatments. This includes deodorant, makeup, lotions, ointments, and anything else applied topically to the area. Simply use soap and water to cleanse the skin that will be treated. If makeup remover is used, be sure to rinse the area with water afterward.
Have patience
You cannot expect an overnight miracle after your hair removal treatment. You have to be patient to see the results clearly. Don’t give up if you cannot see any great change after one seating, give it some time.
By following these recommendations, you will significantly reduce the risk of experiencing side effects caused by your laser treatments. These can range from mild skin irritation to burns or discoloration. Additionally, you’ll be sure to get the most out of your laser hair removal treatments and get results that will last a lifetime.
Laser hair removal treatment is very popular and a lot of people get it done regularly but it is wise to take necessary actions before moving ahead with the treatment. Also, look for a reputable cosmetic center for your treatment.
FAQ
What happens if you don’t shave before laser hair removal?
If you were unable to shave your hair or couldn’t remove it enough, your laser hair removal technician can remove the rest of it before your treatment. Make sure you don’t shave immediately before your laser hair removal treatment, as this increases the odds of inflammation and swelling.
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