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The Process Of Laser Hair Removal Fairfield NJ

By Paul Mitchell


Methods used traditionally for removal of hairs such as plucking, shaving and waxing only provide temporary results. There are physicians who will not recommend waxing for people suffering from such conditions as varicose veins, diabetes or for people with poor circulation. Such people are very susceptible to infections. Laser removal of hairs eradicates unwanted hairs without much interference with skin structure. In considering laser hair removal Fairfield NJ residents need to be versed with what it involves.

Lasers normally emit beams of light that pass through skin to follicles from where they are absorbed. The energy produced by lasers is transformed into heat which destroys follicles. The follicles are destroyed without surrounding skin being affected. Lasers cannot pass through the second skin layer, the dermis. In addition, it does not get to internal organs, making it very safe.

After you go for many treatments, follicles become sterile, ensuring any further growths are inhibited. The hairs that grow between treatments are lighter and much finer. The skin in the areas that are treated remains free of hairs and smooth for 6 weeks or more between scheduled treatments. In order to achieve 90 percent loss, you need to be treated for between 6 to 8 sessions. Within the year, 2 to 3 maintenance visits will be scheduled.

There are various shortcomings of traditional hair removal techniques that laser techniques seek to eliminated. Drawbacks which are associated with waxing as a procedure include experiencing red bumps and infections. On some occasions, minor bleeding may also be experienced. When it comes to shaving, you may experience shaving bumps and hairs may look thicker. Shaving is also not ideal because it might lead to faster re-growth. Using lasers controls all such effects.

Some people seek to know whether laser removal of hairs is able to remove birthmarks and lesions. Some birthmarks and lesions can be eradicated using lasers while others cannot. The therapist will examine the area where lesions or birthmarks are to be removed and provide assessment of expected outcomes. Before going for treatment, setting up an appointment with the physician helps to understand what to expect.

Technically speaking, treatment which is done using lasers does work by sending laser light into follicles, which destroys the roots. Whereas hairs will scarcely grow when treatment is done, in some cases re-growth may be experienced. However, it happens such that grains are finer and more beautiful than they previously were. Lasers normally target dark skin sections.

People with very light or very dark skins are not suitable candidates for the treatment. Very fair people have fair hairs and it is difficult to see difference between skin and follicles. As for dark individuals, difficulty is experienced identifying hairs from the skin, making it even more complex. Therefore, some dermatologists will not perform the procedure on very dark or fair types of skin.

Treatment costs will need to be considered. The costs depend on the work that will be involved. Visiting a treatment clinic helps to know exact treatment costs.




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