Dismissing Myths of Laser Hair Removal

by Chesh Pattinson SEO Laser treatment is a light hair removal method and targets the follicle. There are some if’s and buts’ attached to the treatment depending upon your skin type and color but is still a solution to hair removal for a longer span of time.

The pros and cons of laser hair removal are in plenty, and the World Wide Web is full of information for or against this treatment. This makes is it difficult to decode a myth from fact.

Before one makes his or her decision, one should always consult a reputable doctor. Ask a technician and determine the expected result depending on the type of your hair and skin color.

Following are some of the statement that have ambiguity and needs to be cleared.

1. Myth: Laser hair removal has not been confirmed safe.
   
   Fact: According to the research by Health Canada, using laser techniques for hair removal is completely safe. It is essential to check with the technician that the technique being used for you is an approved and safe one.
   
   
2. Myth: Laser hair removal can eventually cause more hair to grow.
   
   Fact:  This technique cannot create more hair growth. We need to keep in mind that our bodies are persistently changing and as we grow older, some people may lose body hair and some may generate more in new places. This method can help destroy your hair follicles but cannot avert new ones from developing.
   
   
3. Myth: Laser hair removal works the same for all hair types.
   
   Fact: It is essential to meet with a technician to decide what sort of results you can expect, as results differ depending on skin type and hair color. Red hair is generally difficult to remove and white and grey hair cannot be detached with laser treatment. If your hair lacks pigment, it is not possible for the lasers to spot the hair follicles to destroy them.
   
   
4. Myth: Laser hair removal exposes you to radiation.
   
   Fact: It is confirmed that laser techniques do not release any radiation. There is no denial that there is  radiation in between the light barriers of the laser, but it does not exit that space and is in not harmful in any way to the receiver.
   
   
5. Myth: Permanent hair removal can be finished in one long session.
   
   Fact: It is next to impossible to remove hair in one session as hair has different cycles and grow in at different times, hence cannot be targeted at once. To effectively destroy all hair follicles, one has to wait for them to grow in and later target them with the laser
   
   
6. Myth:  You ought to shave between ongoing treatments.
   
   Fact: It is in fact preferred that you do not shave before your next treatment so that you can get an accurate laser hair removal treatment. 
   
   
7. Myth:  This method is painful.
   
   Fact:  It is much less painful than waxing. With technology advancement, lasers systemhave improved since its first invention.  You may have a similar feeling to having a rubber band nipped.  Certain areas could be painful while some areas you could experience no pain at all.
   
   
8. Myth: Lasers penetrate the skin and can affect your internal organs.
   
   Fact: This method of hair removal makes use of laser that has the capacity to only penetrate into your skin enough to destroy your hair follicles. Over and above this, it is not capable of coming in contact with any of your internal organs and causing them any harm.
   
   
9. Myth: Laser hair removal results in ingrowth .
   
   Truth: Ingrown hairs are not common after hair removal by laser treatment. Since there is less frequency of hair growth there are lesser chances of ingrown hair as well as new growth. Also, the hair that grows is finer and lighter in color, making it less noticeable than before.
   
   
10. Myth: Laser hair removal is costlier.
    
    Fact: While laser removal is expensive as you achieve results with fewer treatments sessions. This makes it a cost-effective method than electrolysis or waxing in the long run.
    
    
11. Myth: Laser instigates blisters and burns.

Fact: Occasional burns can happen, particularly with people of dark skin but there is no need to worry as they are rare and temporary.
No conclusion?

This method of hair removal certainly comes with its own set of advantages. However, it is best that you speak with your doctor or skin expert before you make any cosmetic decisions on your own.

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