Laser Hair Removal in Sydney 4 Women

Are you looking for Laser Hair Reduction in Sydney 4 Women?

Questions about Laser Hair Reduction

Is Laser Safe?
Laser Hair Reduction Professionals say Yes it is safe because laser has been used in a variety of medical and cosmetic procedures for many years. Laser is a form of light which is unable to produce genetic change, and there by, does not contribute to the development of cancer or pose any risk to the skin (unlike UVA and UVB).

How many sessions are required?
The amount of sessions required will vary from person to person and also the area being treated. For the majority of people an average of 6 to 8 sessions are required to permanently reduce hair. This average is dependent on factors such as age, hormones, hair thickness, and an individuals’ hair growth cycle. Interestingly, not all hairs actively grow at the same time; they actually grow in three distinct phases: growth, transition, and resting. Hair thatis in the active growth phase at the time of treatment will be disabled. The residual hairs will enter this active growth phase at different times in which the proceeding sessions will disable the actively growing hair.

Is Laser Hair Reduction Painful?
Most patients describe the treatment as mildly uncomfortable, similar in sensation to the flick of an elastic band. The degree of discomfort experienced is dependant on the energy levels used, skin type, hair type,and of course the individual. Some businesses have different types of machines. I have tried different types of machines and some of them have a cooling effect where you don’t feel any kind of pain.

Is Laser Hair Removal permanent?
Several companies performing laser hair removal treatments use the word “permanent”. The permanence of the treatment is dependent on an individual’s hormones and hair growth cycle. Many patients experience permanent hair removal, however falling pregnant, the onset of menopause, medications and stress can re-stimulate the growth of hair in some individuals. Imbalanced hormones, usually associated with facial hair on females, can cause hair to persist in a lighter and finer growth.

In summary, an individual’s response to laser is unique; a certain percentage of patients will achieve permanent hair removal within 6 to 8 sessions, while other patients will require additional sessions. The key to permanent hair removal is to treat the hair while it is actively growing.

I have been having Laser Hair Reduction treatments on my face because I suffer from PCOS (Polycistic Ovarium Syndrom) I have received more than 8 sessions and I think I will need more. Although it the unwanted hair on my face hasn’t disappeared yet the results that I have obtained are great.