Men Hairline 808nm Diode Laser For Black Dark Skin Hair Removal With 808nm Wavelenth

808 Depilation Diode Laser Hair Removal

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1. How successful is laser hair removal?

Laser is successful in reducing hair growth. The more treatments the greater the reduction in hairs. Dark hair is the easiest to treat. Lighter or finer hair is more difficult. Lasers generally are more efficient in reducing hairs than IPL devices and require less treatment sessions.

2. How many treatments are needed?

Most people require a treatment once every 3–6 weeks, although this will vary from one individual to the next. Most people require at least 6 treatment sessions. Lighter or finer hairs need more treatments. There is a permanent reduction in hair growth with each treatment session in most cases.

3. How large an area is covered in one treatment?

It is easy to treat large areas in one session. eg Whole back, chest, tummy, face etc

4. Is laser hair removal painful?

Laser hair removal produces some discomfort, but generally less than electrolysis. Most people describe the sensation as being like a flick from a rubber band. With the newer lasers and cooling devices, treatments are faster and minimally painful.

5. Are there any side effects from laser hair removal?

Effect:

10-20% hair can be easily pull out soon after treatment, 30-50% hair fall off 5-7days after treatment,

20%-30% grow again, but thinner, after 3times treatment, most hair not grow, small amount

becomes very thin.

It is rare to experience significant side effects, although the following may occur; 1. Redness. Mild redness in the area treated is not uncommon. It usually lasts 1-2 days, and may be covered with makeup. Severe redness is unusual. 2. Blistering of skin. This is very uncommon, and will usually resolve by itself. 3. Pigmentation. Temporary pigmentation may occur in some individuals and this will usually resolve without any treatment. Sun exposure should be avoided for four weeks after treatment. Some patients may require the use of a bleaching cream if pigmentation persists. To minimize the risk of pigmentation, sun tanning should be avoided prior to treatment and for at least 4 weeks.