Are you considering Laser Hair Removal In Walsall?
21st June 2018
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Laser hair removal is a method of getting rid of unwanted hair on the body. The hair is exposed to pulses of light from a laser and these pulses destroy the hair follicle. The laser light converts to heat as it passes through the skin and the heat is absorbed by the hair's dark pigment in the follicle. When the hair follicle has been destroyed the hair no longer grows.
This type of hair removal method can be used all over the body and the most common areas treated are:
- Face including the upper lip and chin areas
- Chest
- Back
- Neck
- Shoulders
In the majority of cases laser hair removal is permanent and after a set of treatments, you should not need to return for additional hair removal sessions for that part of your body. Your practitioner will be able to advise you about the number of sessions necessary.
Although the most common areas where hair is removed from by laser are listed above, this procedure can be used on any area of the body where unwanted hair is an issue or not desired.
Many people ask whether laser hair removal is painful. The majority of people say that it feels like tiny pin pricks and more pain may be felt by some in sensitive areas but everyone is different and for the great majority any discomfort suffered is greatly outweighed by the benefits of being hair free in areas that had caused them embarrassment or upset.
Laser hair removal is not just for women, many men are now having unwanted hair from areas such as their backs, chests, arms and legs removed by laser treatment.
Laser hair removal sessions usually last between 15 minutes to 1 hour depending of the area and amount of hair that needs removing and you are usually asked to shave the area prior to the treatment.
You should always have a consultation with your technician prior to any treatment and this is an opportunity for you to discuss your expectations and raise any concerns you have.
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