Everything you need to know about laser hair removal!

Many of us have heard about laser hair removal. Some call it a miracle, some say it's no use, and some fear the laser and its side effects! Anyway, it is a laser and you can cut stone and iron with it! If you are unfamiliar with lasers, think that they are useless, have had an unpleasant experience before, or are among those who are afraid of the side effects and dangers of lasers, this article is for you. Here we have reviewed everything related to laser hair removal, told the facts and tried to have a useful disambiguation.

What is laser hair removal?

We do not want to bother with laser science topics, but it is good to have a general idea of ​​how the laser works and how it works.

A laser is a beam of light. However, light has special physical properties and is very energetic. Lasers have many applications in medicine and industry. In industry, it is used for cutting and engraving, and in medicine, lasers are used for various surgeries such as eye surgery (LASIK).


Laser is a science and technology. That is, depending on its application, certain features can be included in it and it can be optimized to perform a specific task. Laser hair removal is precisely designed to remove excess hair without affecting other parts of the skin and body.

Various lasers are used to remove excess hair. Alexandrite, Nd: YAG and Diode technologies are among the most widely used lasers for hair removal. These lasers differ in application. For example, Alexandrite is more effective for people with fair skin, and Nd: YAG is more commonly used for darker skin. This functional difference is due to differences in the physical properties of lasers such as frequency and wavelength.


The laser affects the follicles. Laser hair removal is suspected to heat up the hair follicles and damage the follicles. The follicles are small organs inside the skin that make up the body's hair. By damaging the hair follicles and hair follicles, hair growth stops forever.

The laser inflicts selective damage. It is noteworthy that the heat of the laser causes damage and failure of the follicles, but this damage is quite selective. This means that the skin and tissues adjacent to the follicle are not damaged at the same time. Of course, sometimes the skin is damaged due to the operator's error. We have reviewed these issues in the section on the effects of laser hair removal.

The laser permanently reduces excess hair. This method can remove between 70 and 90% of excess hair permanently. That's why we say scientifically that laser causes permanent hair loss, not permanent hair removal. Because in one course of treatment we can not get rid of 100% of excess hair. But those 70 to 90 percent that have been removed will never grow again.

Laser applications for excess hair

Laser hair removal can be used anywhere on the body. Of course, there are more referrals for lasers in some parts of the body. For example, bikini and genital lasers and facial hair lasers are more common in women. In men, laser underarm hair, beard line laser, back and neck hair are mostly done. However, the laser method is so flexible, fast and effective that you can laser the whole body in less than an hour in one session.

No matter how limited or wide the treated area (whether it is just behind the lips or the whole body laser) to effectively remove or reduce excess hair, you must complete a course of treatment. This course usually includes 4 to 6 laser sessions at intervals of about 6 weeks.

Laser applications for excess hair

Laser bikini and laser hair removal (vagina)
Bikini hair removal has many problems. If you shave this area with a razor, you should do this every 3-4 days. Be very careful not to injure this sensitive area, deal with the subsequent pimples, and finally endure the itching of freshly sprouted hair. do.

If you have resorted to waxing, you know that you have experienced the embarrassing moments of undressing in front of a waxer and you know that sometimes waxing the bikini area can be very painful.

Instead, laser hair removal is a painless and permanent way to get rid of bikini and genital hair.

Compared to bikini area electrolysis:

The laser is done without inserting a needle into the skin. The laser is applied to the surface of the skin and penetrates deep into the skin without any wounds or holes. Electrolysis can permanently remove all the hair in the area, but the laser does not permanently remove 70 to 90% of the hair in each treatment period. The laser is faster and can heal the entire bikini area in 6-7 sessions, but electrolysis sometimes takes up to 2 years. Each bikini laser hair removal session takes a few minutes, but the electrolysis is much longer. 

Does the bikini laser hurt?

You may experience some pain, but not so much that it is unbearable. Most clients describe laser pain as the impact of a rubber band on the skin. Many of our clients do not feel any pain at all and say that only a little bit of their skin is prickly. In general, less than 1% of clients need anesthetic creams.

What are the dangers of bikini laser?

However, all cosmetic medical procedures have risks, but the risks and side effects of bikini laser hair removal are very limited. Laser can cause sores, burns, skin discoloration and pimples. These risks largely depend on the skill of the operator.

Side effects of bikini laser

The good news is that if the laser area is not exposed to the sun, the side effects of the bikini laser will be almost zero. So as long as you do not go to the solarium and sunbathe after the laser, you will not be very likely to have complications. You should also know that lasers have almost no long-term side effects.

About the rumor of infertility

Yes, we are also in the midst of rumors of infertility due to laser hair removal in the bikini area. But you should know that the laser light penetrates only a few millimeters into the skin and does not come close to the ovaries at all to try to damage it. So do not worry about it at all.


Be sure to do a thorough research on the center you want. Although lasers are a safe way to permanently remove excess hair, their safety and severity depend on who does it.

The laser is usually performed by an operator, but the specialist must monitor the overall process and be present at the center. At the Behesht Clinic, of course, at your request, the laser is also performed by a dermatologist. All laser operators at the Behesht Clinic have the qualifications, expertise and skills to do so. Our specialist doctors are also present in the clinic and constantly monitor the laser activities. That is why we have been able to attract the maximum satisfaction of all our clients and be considered one of the best laser hair removal centers in Tehran.

Laser facial hair removal

The facial area is one of the most sensitive areas of the body where we can safely remove excess hair with a laser. Of course, the hair under the eyebrows can not be lasered because there is a risk of eye damage, but the hair between the eyebrows can be effectively removed with a laser.

Since razors are not recommended for women and curling and waxing can increase the thickness and density of excess hair, laser hair removal is your best choice.

Laser facial hair removal compared to other methods

Laser is the best way to remove facial hair because the razor can leave permanent scars on your face and you should shave your face every 3-4 days. Tying, waxing and plucking hair with tweezers can increase hair growth by increasing blood flow to the skin. So the best way to permanently and safely remove excess hair is to have a laser.
For women who have ovarian laziness

Excess facial hair is a major problem for women suffering from ovarian laziness or polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Excess facial hair becomes thick and thick in this disease. Again, waxing, tweezers, and curling irons are not good because they make hair thicker and thicker. Although laser hair removal is not as effective for women with ovarian laziness as it is for other women, it can help significantly reduce facial hair.

Number of sessions

Laser facial hair removal is very fast and may take 5 to 10 minutes, but facial hair (like hand hair) is very stubborn and requires more sessions. It usually takes 6 to 12 sessions of laser hair removal at intervals of 2 to 4 weeks to effectively remove facial hair.

Laser facial pain

The amount of laser pain depends more than anything on your location and tolerance threshold. In general, lasers do not cause pain in the lower part of the face, in front of the ears and behind the lips. The forehead laser may be a little painful at first, but it gets less the next few sessions. For those who feel a lot of pain, we can use anesthetic creams or painkillers.


Complications and dangers of facial laser

The most important risk of laser hair removal on the face is the risk of damage to the eyes. Of course, if we use proper care equipment, the risk of eye damage is zero. You may see flashes of light during treatment. But do not worry, these arrows will not harm your eyes.

Again, the most important factor in preventing laser side effects is staying out of direct sunlight. Leave the solarium and sunbathing until the end of the entire laser treatment period. Use a high SPF sunscreen every time you go out. Remember that the effect of sunscreen disappears after 2 hours and you have to apply the cream again.


Women's facial hair is usually thin. The thinner and lighter the hair and the darker the skin, the harder it is to laser hair. If you have thin or light hair or dark skin, you should go to a center that is equipped with at least Alexandrite and Nd: YAG lasers. Another thing to note about laser facial hair removal is the skin cooling methods that if not done properly, the facial skin will be damaged. Therefore, both the laser device and the skill of the operator are effective in performing the cooling properly.

At the White House Clinic, we use three different laser technologies and the best devices on the market. Our operators have years of experience in facial hair lasers and know very well how to do a painless and effective laser for you.

Underarm laser

Underarm hair removal is one of the most popular uses of lasers. The laser in this area is done very quickly and painlessly and will be quite effective. You will need approximately 5 sessions at intervals of about 5 weeks to effectively remove excess armpit hair. After 5 sessions, we expect that about 90 to 95% of the excess hair in this area will be removed permanently.


Laser armpit pain

Underarm laser is performed for most of our clients without any pain. However, if you feel pain, we can use local anesthetics. The first laser armpit session is usually more painful, and as we mentioned, you feel a rubber band hitting your skin. You will feel less pain in the next sessions.

Complications and risks

As always, there is a risk of sores, burns and boils; But if your operator has enough skills and experience, the chances of these risks occurring are very low and in fact zero.

You may feel a little redness, warmth and swelling immediately after the laser session. If necessary, you will be given an ice pack to reduce inflammation. Corticosteroid (corticosteroid) creams are sometimes prescribed for clients to improve swelling and inflammation in the area.


One of the easiest and least painful parts of the body to laser is the armpit; But again, this does not mean that it is safe or without side effects. We also recommend that you do a good research on the laser center you are considering. Make sure the operators are skilled and be sure to go to a center that performs the laser under the supervision of an established doctor.

Hair laser for men

What we have said so far has been more about women. But all laser services provided to women can also be done for men. In the past, almost all laser clients were women with excess hair, but today this ratio has changed and even equalized.


How does laser hair removal help men?

The laser does not necessarily smooth the skin. Some of our clients just want to reduce the density of their body hair. For example, they have very hairy breasts but do not want to be completely hairless. Some men also like to remove hair from certain areas of their body; Like back hair on the shoulders and shoulders. It does not matter if your goal is to reduce the density or complete removal of excess hair; Both can be done with laser hair removal.

Laser hair removal is ideal for athletic men. Lasers can make life easier for footballers, cyclists, swimmers and other athletes who need constant haircuts. No more razor-sharp cutting, post-shave welding, and post-hair itching. You will get rid of annoying hair once and for all.

The only way to treat subcutaneous hair and folliculitis is laser. Subcutaneous hair in many men after the shaving, especially in the area around the neck, is seen in the form of small pimples. This common problem, called beard pseudofolliculitis, can be completely removed with a laser. Just one laser session can remove all subcutaneous hair. Of course, to avoid this problem again, you must complete a course of laser treatment.

Folliculitis is a condition caused by inflammation of the follicles. With the help of laser hair removal, we remove the follicle. When the follicle is gone, it is no longer something that becomes inflamed and eventually swells.

The amount of pain, risks and complications of men's laser

The amount of pain depends on your pain threshold and the area being treated. The more sensitive the skin of the area, the more pain it has. Most men say that the laser does not hurt and only occasionally hurts a little. A small percentage say that the pain is similar to a rubber band hitting the skin. About 1-2% also report that they have suffered a lot of pain. For these people, we use local anesthetics that can halve the pain.

The risks of laser hair removal are the same for men and women. Again, we run the risk of burns, sores, skin discoloration and pimples. If an experienced and professional operator performs a treatment session under the supervision of a specialist, the risk of laser is reduced to zero. The risk of cancer, damage to the sexual system and the like are rumors and are not true.

Following the recommendations after the laser (such as staying out of the sun and not exercising) has a great effect on reducing complications. In general, permanent and serious side effects of laser are very rare and are usually caused by the error of laser treatment. Rare side effects that may occur to you include skin discoloration or pimples that are temporary and go away very quickly.


Number of sessions:

Like laser hair removal for women, men's lasers usually require 6 to 8 sessions at 4 to 6 week intervals.

The cost of laser hair removal

The total cost of a laser depends on the number of sessions and sections you want to laser. Obviously, the cost of laser hair removal for the whole body is much higher than the cost of laser behind the lips. The type of device can also affect the price of the laser. Newer appliances with more advanced cooling and radiation systems are more efficient and safer, but they also cost more.

Contact the Behesht Clinic for a list of laser hair removal prices and discounts and festivals.

Bikini laser cost

The cost of a bikini laser is usually the same for all clients. However, the laser tariff will always depend on the device chosen. Newer and more advanced devices are usually more expensive. The device is selected according to skin color, excess hair color and thickness of this hair.

The cost of a whole body laser

The cost of a full body laser is usually much cheaper than the total cost of each individual body part. Because at Behesht Clinic we offer special packages and discounts for whole body lasers. The cost of a full body laser, in addition to what we have said, also depends on the size of your body. The cost of the laser is lower, especially for men who are smaller (total height and weight under 260).


Risks and side effects of laser

I'm afraid of the terrible effects of lasers. We hear this sentence from some of our clients and audiences. There are many articles and pictures about the terrible side effects of laser on the Internet, but these side effects occur only when the laser device is performed by a non-specialist or in clinics without a doctor's supervision or with non-standard and low-quality devices. Laser hair removal, if done under standard conditions, has no terrible risks or complications.

The following is a list of some of the dangers and side effects of lasers. It is necessary to emphasize once again that none of these cases are anything more than rumors or occurred due to an operator error:

    Laser is not carcinogenic. Laser light only warms and destroys hair follicles. Radiation, such as ultraviolet or X-rays, causes carcinogenic molecules such as free radicals to form because of their high energy. That is why these rays are called ionizers. Laser is a light beam and has no ionizing properties. So it is not carcinogenic.
    Laser does not cause infertility. Men and women who laser bikini area are concerned about this issue. The depth of laser penetration into the skin is only a few millimeters, and it never reaches your genitals, such as the ovaries or testicles, to damage them.
    The laser does not damage the hymen. This rumor is very worrying for young girls. But the fact is that the laser never gets close to the hymen.
    The laser does not harm the eye. During the laser session, you will be given special goggles. Fabric glasses may also be placed for extra security. You may see a few flashes of light during laser treatment (especially when the operator is working on your face). These arrows do not harm the eye. But if the operator makes a mistake and the laser hits your retina directly, there is a possibility of damage. If you experience wateryness, redness and burning after the laser, be sure to see an ophthalmologist for further examination.
    The laser does not cause varicose veins. As we said, the laser penetrates the skin only a few millimeters and does not reach the blood vessels and veins of the skin at all to affect them. Laser removal of leg hairs may cause varicose veins to appear, but it certainly does not cause them to form.

Complications due to operator error

The worst side effects of laser hair removal are those that occur due to operator error. Here are some of these side effects.

    Skin blemishes: Hyperpigmentation or dark skin blemishes as well as hypopigmentation or light skin blemishes are among the side effects of laser. However, if the laser operator is experienced and professional, it is very unlikely that you will suffer from this complication. Skin blemishes are difficult to treat and in some patients they never go away.
    Burns: One of the most common complications of laser burns. Burns are sometimes a natural complication and are very mild. Sometimes it is caused by an operator error and is very severe. The skin may even blister. Be sure to see a specialist if you have severe and acute burns during laser hair removal. Mild burns do not require special treatment. Exposure of the skin to air is sufficient and zinc oxide cream can be helpful.


Natural effects of laser

There are a number of side effects that are considered natural consequences of lasers. Redness, swelling, and a feeling of warmth are some of the symptoms that can be seen after a laser. To reduce these cases, putting ice after the laser is very effective. You may also be prescribed special creams that reduce inflammation.

Other complications include dryness and scaling, which are rare. Another natural side effect of laser is thickening of thin, fluffy hair. Because the main hairs are gone, thin, fluffy hair has the opportunity to grow thick and long. Annual laser repair sessions are scheduled to remove new hair that has grown out.

The final point about the side effects and dangers of laser hair removal is that active skin problems such as acne, warts, moles, herpes, eczema and other skin rashes should not be in direct contact with the laser. If there is a skin lesion on your skin, it is usually covered and lasered for other areas. Open wounds, skin infections, and sutures that have not yet been removed should not be exposed to the laser.

Minimize risks and complications

The first and most important step is to minimize the risks and complications of finding a suitable laser center. Throughout the text, we mentioned the characteristics of a good laser center, and here we review once again:

Center operators must have sufficient knowledge and experience working with laser devices.
    All laser services should be under the supervision of a specialist.
    Use the right laser for your skin tone. For example, alexandrite is not suitable for people with dark skin.
    Laser center devices are new and up to date. Newer devices are usually more effective.

The second step is to follow the care recommendations after the laser. Here are some of them.

    You should not be exposed to direct sunlight after the laser. You should apply sunscreen when you leave the house and renew your cream every 2 hours. Also, do not sunbathe, go to the solarium or use sunscreen until the next laser session.
    You should not wear makeup for at least 12 hours after the laser hair removal. If you really have to apply makeup, you can use very light powders 6 hours after the laser.
    After the laser, you should not use other methods of hair removal such as waxing or curling.
    Avoid exercise, hot tubs, jacuzzis and saunas for at least 2 days after the laser.
    Avoid using scrubs and things like bagging for at least 3 days after the laser.

The effectiveness of laser hair removal and the number of sessions

Laser is the only way to permanently remove excess hair. How effective the laser is depends on the device used, the color of your skin, the thickness of your hair, and the density of your excess hair. These items will be reviewed in the first session and you will be informed about the most suitable device for your skin as well as the number of sessions required for hair removal. In order to better understand the effect of laser hair removal and to expect the correct treatment from this method, the following table gives you some examples. Note that the numbers listed may be more or less for you.


How effective is laser hair removal?

Laser hair removal is the only way to remove excess hair. If the laser is done correctly, ie with the use of appropriate devices and treatment program, it has permanent and significant effects. But what you need to know is that the laser can not remove all the excess hair and 10 to 40% of the excess hair may remain after the end of the treatment period.

So in total the effects of the laser are as follows:

    60 to 90% of excess hair is removed permanently.
    10 to 40% of excess hair remains.

The above two statements apply to most applicants. There are factors that affect the final results of the laser, which we will discuss a little earlier. Before that, let us explain why 10 to 40% of excess hair remains after the treatment is over.

Why can't 100% of excess hair be removed?

The follicles must go through three phases to make each hair. During the three phases of this cycle, the follicle builds and loses a hair. Every follicle goes through this cycle many times from the beginning to the end of its life.

The three phases of the hair growth cycle include the following:

    Growth or anagen phase: 80 to 90% of excess hair is in this phase at the same time. The follicle that is in the anagen phase is making hair, and the hair follicles made in the follicle are growing.
    Temporary phase or catagen: At this stage, hair growth stops and the hair follicle is disconnected from the follicle.
    Resting phase or telogen: 10 to 20% of excess hair is in this stage. A follicle in the resting phase does not form hair.

Hair laser

Laser hair removal is only effective on hair that is in the growth phase, and because not all hair is in the growth phase at the same time, it cannot remove all of them. To improve this condition, long treatment periods and intervals between sessions are long. This way we can remove most of the excess hair.

There are other factors that prevent us from removing all excess hair. For example, hormonal changes during pregnancy or after menopause can activate some of the follicles that we have laser-disabled. Some body follicles produce different hairs, such as lighter, whiter, thinner, and fluffier hair. The laser is ineffective in these cases. These follicles may make thick and dark hair in the future.

In general, if we take into account all the variables, we can predict that with laser treatment, between 60 and 90% of the body hair will be removed. In other words, it can be said that the laser causes permanent reduction of excess hair and not permanent removal of excess hair.

The best laser devices

The laser devices we see in Iran are made in different countries and companies; From Chinese and Korean brands to reputable European and American brands. It is good to point out here the similarities and differences between laser devices made by lesser known brands and world famous brands.

Similarities: The laser technology of all these devices is the same. Today's devices all use alexandrite, Nd: YAG or diode lasers. The laser beam produced by Chinese or American devices is not much different.

Difference: More reputable brands have better devices. The effectiveness of a laser device, in addition to the laser beam, depends on many factors. The duration of the laser beam, the diameter of the beam, the cooling system and many other factors affect the laser result.

The more efficient the laser hair removal devices, the better the laser results. American and European devices are far more efficient than Chinese and Korean devices.


What laser technology do home laser devices use?

Home lasers are not really lasers at all. These devices produce high-energy light pulses, and the technology used in them is called IPL or Intense Pulse Light. We ignore the scientific differences between IPL and lasers; But in terms of effectiveness, IPL can remove about 50% of excess hair in each treatment period. The darker your skin and the lighter your hair, the less impact IPL has. In terms of lasting results, research has shown that about 20% of removed hair grows back after one year.


The best laser center in Tehran

We talked about the features of the best laser center throughout the text. Here we want to summarize these features:

The best laser clinic has several different devices. The diversity of the device means the diversity of laser technology, and this is very important because we can not treat everyone with one type of laser (for example, alexandrite laser). Those with darker skin respond better to Nd: YAG or diode lasers.

The best laser center is run by a specialist doctor. Physician monitoring of the laser treatment process is very important. That is why we strongly recommend that you do not do laser hair removal in hairdressers, beauty salons and spas. Assessing skin color, choosing a laser that suits your condition, providing the appropriate settings to the operator and treatment measures in case of side effects are among the important tasks that the supervising physician performs.

The best laser hair removal clinic has the best operators. In the presence of a good device and a supervising physician, the most important factor in the success of laser hair removal is a skilled and professional operator. The more knowledge and experience the operator has, the faster and more effective the laser treatment is, and the less likely it is that the complications of the laser will occur.

The best laser center has reasonable prices; Neither low nor high. Beware of very low prices, because given the currency fluctuations and the fact that laser devices have many consumable components, the price can not be reduced too low; Unless there is a problem. Very high prices are also non-standard and immoral. They do not necessarily mean that a better device is used for you or that you get better results.

Alexandrite Kendall Gentle Pro Laser Made in 2018

This device is one of the best alexandrite laser devices in the world. The Alexandrite laser is the fastest technology among laser hair removal technologies. This device is suitable for laser on wider areas and has a greater effect on thin hair.

One of the problems with the alexandrite laser is that it usually has less effect on dark skin; But depending on the dermatologist's diagnosis, it may also be used for this type of skin. Due to the high power of this device, it is possible to create skin spots in clients with dark skin.

Deca laser with two unique wavelengths made in 2019

This model of Deca laser device is actually one of the latest laser hair removal technologies. This device has two different wavelengths of oxandrite (755 nm) and ND yag (1064 nm). This capability of the device greatly increases its effectiveness.

Another important feature of the Deca laser is that the beams emitted from it have less energy. Less energy means less pain and more safety. In this way, there are no side effects such as burning or discoloration of the skin.

American Vectus Diode Laser

Diode laser devices have faster irradiation cycles, which is why laser therapy sessions are shorter. In general, this technology is slightly more effective than other technologies; But it has less security and more side effects. These cases, in addition to a little more pain, are due to the periods of rapid diode irradiation of the diode method.

Laser for white and green skin

The ideal condition for laser hair removal is a clear difference between hair color (darker) and skin color (lighter). This was not the case before and we could only do the laser for those who had dark, thick hair and light white skin. But now, as long as there is contrast or color difference between hair color and skin color, laser hair removal is possible.

Consider the following points about laser hair removal for dark and green skin:

    Nd: YAG and diode lasers are quite effective for people with dark skin. But the Alexandrite laser is not a good choice for these people.
    The risks and side effects of laser are no more for these people.
    Diode lasers are a little more painful than Nd: YAG, but can be more effective.
    Home appliances are not suitable for dark and green skins. They have both less impact and more risks.

Laser white hair removal

Unfortunately, hair color is still an important limiting factor for laser hair removal. In order for the laser to work, your hair must contain melanin pigments. The higher the amount of melanin, the darker the hair color and the better the laser responds to it.

It is very difficult to laser gray hair, but it is possible. White hair and very blonde hair cannot be lasered. But for many blonde people, laser hair removal is possible. People with red hair can also have their hair removed with a laser, but they will probably need more treatment sessions.


Frequently Asked Questions About Laser Hair Removal

Is laser effective?

The FDA cites lasers as a permanent way to reduce hair loss. With a course of laser treatment, we can remove at least 70% of excess body hair. In some cases, this percentage can even reach 90 or 95%. Remaining hair can be removed with annual laser sessions and improve the results.

What is the best laser hair removal device?

There are many quality devices today that can produce great results for you. Among the brands of laser devices, the American company Kendella and the Italian company Deca are the most famous and produce high quality devices.

Is Alexandrite the best laser device?

Alexandrite is not a device but the name of a type of laser that may be used in various devices. For example, the Kendall Gentle Pro, one of the best lasers in the world, is equipped with both the Alexandrite and Nd: YAG lasers. Alexandrite laser is the best choice for those with fair skin, but those with dark and green skin benefit more from Nd: YAG.

I have dark skin, can I have a laser?

Yes. Of course, this was not the case in the past, and we had many problems with laser hair removal for clients with dark skin. Today, with the advancement of laser technology, we can do lasers for those who have very dark skin; Of course, as long as there is a clear difference between hair color and skin color. This means that the hair color is darker than the skin color.

Does laser hair removal hurt?

Laser hair removal is generally not painful, but it can be painful. 99% of clients can easily tolerate laser pain and only 1% need anesthesia. The amount of pain also depends on your tolerance threshold and the area being treated. Most clients describe the pain of the laser as similar to the pain caused by a rubber band hitting the skin.

Why do not we use anesthetic creams for all clients?

We must be careful about using topical anesthetics; Because these drugs can pass through the skin, enter the bloodstream, and cause heart problems, shortness of breath, and other serious problems.

Is Laser Hair Removal Dangerous?

Laser is one of the safest ways to permanently remove excess hair if you go to a reputable center, the laser operator has enough experience and skills and the laser center is run under the supervision of a specialist. Otherwise there is a risk of burns, blisters, sores and blemishes on the skin.

Does laser hair removal have side effects?

Every cosmetic medical procedure has its side effects. The natural side effects of laser include inflammation, swelling, redness, and sunburn, all of which are temporary and go away in a matter of days. The more serious and terrible side effects of lasers are often caused by operator error. For example, not wearing goggles when the laser is on the face and the laser light coming into contact with the eye can cause serious eye damage or improper laser adjustment can lead to severe burns.
How Much Does a Laser Hair Removal Cost?

The cost of a laser depends on the area being treated, your device, your body and other factors. You can contact the clinic experts to receive prices and cost estimates.