How Long Does Laser Hair Removal Last?

You have a brunch date with your boyfriend in the morning and you just got rid of your hair at night using a razor, but then comes morning and along with it comes crop of new growth -- prickly, unbidden making its way into your morning routine. Well, it won’t be wrong to say that girls need to have a date with their razor before they head out for a date with their boyfriend.

The problem is that whether you shave or wax, that prickly, untamed hair returns soon afterwards. Now, with this laser hair removal technology, the girls around southland have got so obsessed with it as it destroys the hair follicle and removes the hair permanently. On one side, the whole world is going gaga over it, but here lies a question that how permanent is laser hair removal.

Well, the laser hair removal sends a death knell to the hair follicle beneath your skin in the form of a beam of light. However, not all the skin and hair types are the same, so here’s how it works.

Not all hair in your body is at the same point in the growth cycle and so, not all hair follicles will be destroyed in the same session and yes, you will require multiple numbers of sessions to completely get rid of your body hair.

Well as far as a permanent laser hair removal is concerned, you can see a reduction in hair growth after 6 to 8 sessions. Any regrowth can be managed with touch-up treatments every six to 12 months. 

Laser hair removal in Glendale typically costs $500 to $1,000 and feels like the snap of a hot rubber band on your skin. You may also smell a tinge of burnt hair.

The type of skin that you have can also affect the hair removal process. Well, it is easier for the laser to differentiate if your skin and hair color is in contrast, it becomes easier for the laser to find the hair follicle. Like the dark hair erupting from light skin. Because the concentrated light is absorbed by the pigment, laser hair removal isn't very effective on people with blonde or gray hair. 

Before you show up for the treatment of laser hair removal in Glendale, here are the few things that you should keep in mind. You should avoid tanning your skin or overexposure to the sun. You should also stop using any products that makes your skin sensitive like Vitamin - C serums or any sort of medicine that makes your skin sensitive or reactive to light.

If you do opt for laser hair removal, add some aftercare to your skin maintenance routine. No chlorinated pools or saltwater swims for seven days after your treatment. Your skin will be more sensitive, which means sun exposure should be avoided for a few days.

Taking care of these precautions, if you go through laser skin hair removal treatment, the treatment will last longer and you will not have the visit the clinic repeatedly for touchup sessions. 

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