Jack Adams asked:


The look and feel of smooth skin is a need for many Men and Women. Whether it be on the face (for guys) and legs (for gals), individuals are looking for a solution that will eliminate hair, forever. Older methods of shaving, tweezing, waxing are becoming a huge hassle.

Laser Hair Removal centers offer a welcomed change to the every day. Within a couple of sessions, the hair growth is significantly, reduced. Results of the procedure do vary on the individual, having the Hair Removal. There are a few factors that can affect the removal and only a doctor can tell you the number of treatments, needed.

Hair normally, does not grow back, but in some cases additional treatments over and beyond the recommended sessions, can be needed. Still, Laser Hair Removal is still a better option than the old standbys, are mothers and fathers used. Laser Hair Removal is the way of the future of hygiene.

As with anything, there are fees involved and these treatments are expensive. Depending on the areas, the individual wants hair removed; it can take a number of sessions to complete the process. Darker skin tones, hair density and the amount if hair to remove are some of the factors that affect the procedure. A center will offer a guarantee of regrowth, if hair has grown back within the certain period stated in the guarantee, additional hair removal is done at no cost to the individual.

Any Google search of Laser Hair Removal centers will yield great results and will usually have feedback and hours of operations for the facilities. An initial consultation is recommended before choosing a facility for Laser Hair removal. The individual still needs to investigate any facility than plan to use and in some cases Laser Hair removal will be covered by insurance.

The decision for Laser Hair removal is a solid choice and can enhance the self-esteem of the individual who is embarrassed of the unwanted hair. There are many articles and statistics available for those looking to have the procedure, done. It is also a safe choice and has had very few negative reactions, by consumers. Overall, Laser Hair removal is great solution for hair removal.

When considering the prices and ways to pay for the Laser Hair Removal call the facility of choice and discuss their payment options. Normally, the sessions are split up into bundles and are very reasonably priced. If the bundle of sessions is not what you are looking for the option of pay per pulse is sometimes the best choice.



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Jack Adams asked:


 

Most women hate the idea of waxing and even worse shaving around the pubic region. This is a tedious task and usually women tend to nick themselves, yank hair out too late and even worse get razor bumps. Yet the need for a clean bikini line is expected, for women, currently.

The idea of Laser Treatment is better solution for women who are sick of the whole bikini-line shaving thing. Many places offer this procedure. With a little research and money, this treatment is attainable.

A word to the wise, do not jump into a laser treatment because you believe that everyone else is doing it. This somewhat serious procedure has side effects. Be informed and take the time to have an initial consultation done. To discuss anything that might hinder the Laser Hair removal and affect your health.

When deciding to have the Laser hair removal treatment, it is important to complete the entire course of treatment. In fact, the Laser Treatment never works after the first session and will take additional sessions to achieve the results you want. For people who are getting the hair in their pubic area removed, the treatment centers require an initial treatment and two follow up sessions.

These follow up sessions are essential to the health of your skin, as well as, for assuring that your hair loss is permanent. If you fail to attend these follow ups you essentially have wasted all of your costs and are guaranteed no lasting results.

Laser Hair Removal treatment centers will explain the procedure with you, which is called phototricholysis, or photoeplation. These are technical terms for laser hair removal. A treatment to the pubic area involves using a hand held laser to target unwanted hair in the pubic area while keeping the surrounding skin safe.

The procedure is safe and recognized by dermatologists all around the globe. Actually, laser hair removal has been around for over 20 years and gained popularity in about 1995. There is plenty of supporting scientific data. In addition, thousands of people who have had the procedure performed. Modern lasers use xenon bulbs to produce full spectrum laser light, which increases accuracy and effectiveness.



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Jack Adams asked:


The look and feel of smooth skin is a need for many Men and Women. Whether it be on the face (for guys) and legs (for gals), individuals are looking for a solution that will eliminate hair, forever. Older methods if shaving, tweezing, waxing are becoming a huge hassle.

Laser Hair Removal centers are the way for the future of hair eradication. These centers offer solutions to those who are tired if the old standbys. The hair removal is done within a couple of sessions, using the laser and should not grow back.

As with anything, there are fees involved and these treatments are expensive. Depending on the areas, the individual wants hair removed; it can take a number of sessions to complete the process. Normally, a center will offer a guarantee of regrowth, if hair has grown back within the certain period stated in the guarantee, additional hair removal is done at no cost to the individual.

Any Google search of Laser Hair Removal centers will yield great results and will usually have feedback and hours of operations for the facilities. The individual still needs to investigate any facility than plan to use and in some cases Laser Hair removal will be covered by insurance.

The decision for Laser Hair removal is a solid choice and can enhance the self-esteem of the individual who is embarrassed of the unwanted hair. It is also a safe choice and has had very few negative reactions, by consumers. Overall, Laser Hair removal is great solution for hair removal.



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Roberto Luongo asked:


The urge to look beautiful is a universal one. Everybody wants to look beautiful and get noticed and admired. One of the most bothersome impediments in mankind’s quest for beauty is unwanted body hair. Few things are as sexy as smooth, hair-free skin. Hair growing on arms, legs and other parts of the body can take away much of the natural beauty of the person. So what does one do under such circumstances?

The answer is simple – get rid of that body hair. The real question is how? There are quite a few means for body hair removal available to men and women. Most, unfortunately, offer very short-lived relief. Hair removal creams, bleaches and even the age-old device called the safety razor, in spite of their popularity, only bring temporary respite from body hair. The hair grows back with double rapidity, starting with the ugly stubble and then into thick clusters. Before long you know, it’s time to go through the ordeal of removing all that hair again. There must be a better way.

There is! And it’s laser hair removal treatment – the answer to quick and permanent hair removal.

If you are living in Philadelphia, let me share an experience with you. The other day, while surfing the Net, I came across a handful of excellent centers for laser hair removal treatment in Philadelphia. Most of them appeared very competent in the trade. Philadelphia residents can now take advantage of these safe laser hair removal services to say goodbye to unwanted body hair forever.



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Bonnie Jo Davis asked:


For centuries upon centuries, both women and men have sought and utilized numerous methods for reducing and eliminating pubic hair. Waxing, shaving, plucking and depilatories are among those methods that have lasted over the years. Regardless of the removal method used, there was always the trouble with ingrown hairs and stubble. However, today’s technological advances provide us with yet another option for those who prefer to walk on the lighter side of the pubic hairline, minus ingrown hairs and irritating stubble.

This currently trendy and en vogue pubic grooming option is laser hair removal, in which an instrument (a laser device) sends a vigorously vibrating beam of light through the skin, directly zapping the hair follicle itself. The hair follicles within the treated area of the skin basically absorb the largest percentage of the emitted beam, which causes them to subsequently die and fall out, although not immediately. Several treatment sessions are generally required to achieve a long-lasting reduction or permanent elimination of pubic hair.

Although the FDA approved laser hair removal as a safe procedure in 1994, the jury is still out with some people regarding certain issues of the process. Pain, while not experienced by all, can certainly be an issue. What is merely a moment of discomfort for some people can be truly agonizing for others, depending upon the variance in individual sensitivity and personal tolerance for pain.

The removal of pubic hair via laser treatment is increasingly popular; however, this process is not the optimum choice for people of all skin tones and hair color. This method of hair removal works best for people who have fair skin and dark pubic hair. The reason? Skin can be seriously damaged if hair follicles are the same color or if skin is dark, simply because darker areas treated naturally absorb more of the beam. Individuals with either blonde or red hair can expect variable outcomes, including disappointment with the results of laser hair removal treatment.

Another downside to this form of hair removal is cost, with prices ranging from several hundred dollars to over a thousand dollars per session. Some individuals have paid thousands of dollars for treatment and are unable to complete the process because of pain or unacceptable results. There are also medical constraints or limitations both prior to and after the procedure. Before opting for this choice, visit the location of the clinic or spa you’re considering. Also, verify its reputation and the credentials of the professionals who work there.

If the con side of pubic hair removal via laser weighs heavier on your mind than the pro side, reconsider shaving as an option. Shaving products have improved dramatically in recent years, with safe and affordable products designed especially for pubic hair removal now available.

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Melissa Peterman asked:


Regardless of whether you are male or female, young or old, you may be one of the thousands of people getting laser hair removal treatment today. Men who want a hairless back, women who do not want hair on their upper lip, arms or bikini line and even teenagers who don’t want to deal with a razor are turning to laser hair removal to remove hair permanently.

How Does Laser Hair Work? 

Minimally invasive technology using laser hair removal removes hair in a fairly painless way. Using a special light, the light is picked up by the pigment in the hair  follicle, and it heats the hair follicle and it actually removes and destroys the actively hair follicle cells leading to long term hair removal.

A numbing gel is rubbed on the area first to help ease any pain the patient may feel, which is very minimal and then the pulsing light is applied. This treatment does come with a price tag, ranging from $350 to $500 per treatment. When you think of the razors, shaving cream and waxing costs- it doesn’t seem like a bad option really and it is no surprise that hundreds of men and women and even teenagers are getting the treatment done to be rid of body hair forever.

Other Forms of Hair Removal

•    Shaving

•    Waxing

•    Plucking

•    Home waxing

•    Sugar waxing

More than a million people underwent laser hair removal last year. When regular hospitals are not bringing in patients for regular health issues,  medical spas, spas and other “elective” services are very busy performing more cosmetic procedures  whether breast augmentation or laser hair removal, people are spending their money on elective services. With so much money pouring into these services, it’s no wonder that men and women are looking to laser hair removal schools. Laser skin and hair school doesn’t take years to graduate from and more often than not, a laser clinic is connected to the school, ensuring that graduates receive hands on training before they graduate.

Silky smooth skin will not ever go out of fashion. Perhaps that is why people are spending the money now to save money on disposable razors and waxing services in the future. For men and women of all ages, laser hair removal is where it’s at.



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Mirjana asked:


Shakespeare’s plays abound with references to ‘bearded ladies’. Indeed, a few centuries ago women, for that matter even men, who had to put up with unprecedented hair growth in embarrassingly obvious (and not so obvious) spots had to well, just put up with it. Women down the ages have tried everything, from shaving their arms and legs to threading, often with painful results and serious health consequences.

Ancient Egyptians prepared a mixture of bees’ wax and sugar to remove bodily hair. Hair removal was done with the intention of discouraging lice growth as well as for aesthetic purposes. In India as well as Arab countries threading of facial hair was considered the norm, aver archaeologists who have stumbled upon concrete evidence during excavations.

As a young girl I was quite self-conscious of the hair on my legs; the prevalent culture (persisting till date) dictating that hair visible on a girl’s body (except the head, of course) is a definite no-no. I recall a favorite aunt, a great scientific brain, who nevertheless became the laughing-stock in her neighborhood as she had facial hair. It is another matter that my aunt, who had made a great name for herself in the field of Physics, did not care and put up with all the barbs that came her way with stoic humor. But I am chicken! Well no, not really. I simply like to look good. Plus, it is such a nice, clean feeling not to have that annoying stubble on your arms and legs.

How well I remember the first waxing session just before the school prom. My best friend had taken me to the beauty salon hardly a yard away from my home. I had stared practically horror-struck at the boiling wax and the waxing strips. I can barely recall the number of times I winced and the number of times I stopped myself from screaming my lungs out. Yet I went back to the beauty salon again in the hope that repeated treatments would actually retard hair growth on the unwanted parts of my body. I even tried rubbing a wet pumice stone over my arms and legs having read somewhere that that’s what girls in ancient India did. It was soooo painful! I stopped almost immediately after I had begun. One of my friends had shaved her legs with her father’s razor and the hair came back with atrocious force to the extent that her legs now resembled twin jungles!

To render hair removal more or less painless cosmetic companies came up with hair removal creams, gels and lotions which worked fine for a day or two. On the third day, the stubble would re-surge with the stubbornness and will power I had come to envy. So it was back to the waxing table and a monthly dose of painful treatment.

Another of my friends, in the meantime, also tried electrolysis which, unfortunately, damaged her skin. The ad had said it was a ‘painless’ process which turned out to be bunkum, to use my indignant friend’s words. What is more, electrolysis did not work on large quantities of hair or bushy hair-growth. Add to that the pain and the tedium of the process.

I thought of going back to the waxing table yet again in despair of ever finding a permanent remedy for hair removal or reduction when I was told about a brand new treatment. This was the diode laser hair removal treatment which zeroes in on the pigment of the hair- chiefly the pigment located within the hair shaft and hair follicle. The pigment attracts the light emitted by the laser; it is the energy of this light which gets converted to heat. That is how the hair follicle gets decimated. The beauty of this treatment is that it covers a vast patch of the hairy area unlike other treatments like electrolysis which obliterate each hair follicle one by one. If all this sounds somewhat daunting and risky, don’t worry. The diode laser treatment is both safe and painless. The laser gets switched on or pulsed for less than a second, which is long enough to render inoperative a single hair follicle. The cooling tip of the laser instrument is designed to render the hair removal experience painless– or almost painless. What you get is a ‘tingling’ feeling or a slight stinging sensation, especially when the more sensitive areas are being treated. After the treatment, some people could feel a sensation which comes after sunburn for a few hours.

And that’s about all. As you will find out for yourself, the diode laser hair removal treatment is the best there is at the moment. Think of the freedom you stand to earn post-treatment – no more expensive bleaching, painful waxing sessions, plucking and tweezing.

Mirjana Hasanagic, Kitchener – Waterloo, Ontario, Canada



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Brandon McVey asked:


Laser hair removal for men is catching on.  Sports men in the fields of swimming, cycling and body building have endured the painful process of waxing for years or the tedious task of constantly shaving. Now that lasers have advanced, Men from all walks of life have embraced the idea of never having to shave again.  Men and Women put value in different aspects of laser hair removal.  For instance, most Women attribute it to better personal hygiene.  For some reason, that ranks much further down the list. Why? Because we’re men! And won’t be bothered with such trivial things as hygiene.   Seriously though, here is laser hair removal from a mans perspective…

#1  Improved self-assurance - Self esteem.  Not having to worry about taking your shirt off at the pool.   Being self conscious of the massive Brillo pad on your back. What’s even worse are the guys that have just patches of hair here and there on the shoulders or back.  While a little back hair is usually acceptable, both cases above owe it to their fellow man to undergo laser hair removal.

#2  Looking Good – Along the same lines of self esteem… Years ago you might have gotten a tattoo of a pretty girl on your arm that you were proud of. Now years later it has become the bearded woman.  The hair growth has caught up with your age.  It definitely would look better on bare skin.

#3  A Money Saver – The biggest question in regards to laser hair removal pertains to how much it is going to cost.  It is not uncommon to spend $200 – $300 per session, and one needs to endure an average of 8 -10 treatments.  But look at it this way… how much do you spend every year on shaving cream, razors or waxing?  Multiply that by the 30, 40, 50 years you have left on this world.  More then likely you’ll end up spending twice as much with those primitive methods.  Not to mention the time you’ll save.

#4  Free up Time – In the past, if a man didn’t want to deal with facial hair he would just grow it out. Not shave.   It was even fashionable at times. A full beard or handlebar mustaches used to be the rage but not any more.  Society wants a clean cut man – dressed for success.  Some men even have a 5:00 shadow so bad they have to shave twice a day. That’s just the face though. It could take a good half hour or so if you were to consistently want to keep your back or shoulders hair free.

#5 Eliminate Ingrown Hairs – Not only are they un-sightly, they can be painful and irritating. Get infected and itch – and that’s not a good thing for those that brave the Bro-zillian.

There are a few other advantages, but for the sake of our younger readers we will leave that to the imagination.  Lets just say that a lot of woman are enjoying the benefits of male laser hair removal as well.



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Maximum Hit asked:


With new technologies rapidly emerging, tedious or painful hair removal methods such as shaving or electrolysis can now be left behind. The internet is awash in information about cosmetic procedures, laser hair removal among the most popular of them.

Lasers are highly delicate and sensitive devices that require a high level of competence to operate. Most hair removal London lasers which are now used in medicine were developed and researched by some of the nation’s greatest dermatologists, physicists and researchers. The highly technical nature of a laser requires that a trained operator perform laser hair removal with a medical doctor nearby.

The primary principle behind permanent laser hair removal is selective photothermolysis (SPTL). Lasers can cause localized damage by selectively heating dark target matter, (melanin), in the area that causes hair growth, (the follicle), while not heating the rest of the skin. Light is absorbed by dark objects, so laser energy can be absorbed by dark material in the skin (but with much more speed and intensity). This dark target matter, or chromophore, can be naturally-occurring or artificially introduced.

Hair removal lasers selectively target melanin:

Melanin is considered the primary chromophore for all hair removal lasers currently on the market. Melanin occurs naturally in the skin (it gives skin and hair its color). There are two types of melanin in hair: eumelanin (which gives hair brown or black color) and pheomelanin (which gives hair blonde or red color). Because of the selective absorption of photons of laser light, only black or brown hair can be removed.

Both men and women seek laser hair removal services to have superfluous or unwanted hair removed. Hair removal is commonly done on lip, chin, ear lobe, shoulders, back, underarm, abdomen, buttocks, pubic area, bikini lines, thighs, face, neck, chest, arms, legs, hands, and toes.

Laser hair removal lasers are also used for the effective treatment of ingrown hair or shaving bumps and pilonidal cysts. There are a number of hair removal London resources which can help you find information about laser hair removal, one of them being www.londonpremierlaser.co.uk etc.



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Simon Merkel asked:


Unwanted facial hair is one area where women will often consider permanent hair removal or laser facial hair removal. Laser hair removal works best on light skin with darker hair, because it is easier for the laser to hone in on the dark pigments. Those with light colored hair in unwanted places generally need more sessions, or cannot have the procedure done at all.

Lasers can cause localized damage by selectively heating dark target matter in the area that causes hair growth while not heating the rest of the skin. There are many creams and gadgets on the market that assist women in facial hair removal and body hair removal. Depilatory creams use chemicals to dissolve the hairs at the skin’s surface. They are often used for facial hair removal or removal of hairs around the bikini line. Waxing is a popular way of removing unwanted body and facial hair. There are a number of special waxing kits available for purchase, some of which include all-natural ingredients. People can also get their hair waxed at beauty salons.

Shaving removes the hair at the skin’s surface. Shaving products include razors, disposable razors and electric razors.

Shaving cream can help while shaving, but it does not help remove unwanted hair. After the laser hair removal, no medications or bandages are necessary. Avoid exercise and exertion for the first 24 hours. Avoid exposure to the sun for several weeks after treatment. All of these methods can be useful while dealing with unwanted hair. Some of these methods last longer than others, but none of them provide permanent hair removal. Side effects from laser hair removal include darkening of the skin (hyperpigmentation) is usually a temporary condition, but in rare instances, is long lasting or permanent. Lightening of the skin (hypopigmentation) is of special concern with people who have darker skin. Hair changes is also side effect of laser hair removal.



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