A focused light beam (laser) is used in the medical treatment of laser hair removal in Dubai to eliminate unwanted hair.

The pigment (melanin) in the hair absorbs the laser light that is emitted during laser hair removal. The light energy is transformed into heat, which harms the skin’s hair-producing follicles, which are tube-shaped sacs. Future hair development is inhibited or delayed by this injury. All skin types can benefit from Laser Hair Removal Dubai, although those with light skin and dark hair benefit the most.

What to Know About Facial Laser Hair Removal.

Risks:

The likelihood of adverse reactions varies depending on the patient’s skin type, hair color, treatment strategy, and adherence to pre- and post-treatment care. The most frequent negative effects of laser hair removal are as follows:

• Irritated skin. Following laser hair removal, temporary pain, redness, and swelling are likely. Symptoms and indications usually go away within a few hours.
• Color shifts. The afflicted skin may become darker or lighter after laser hair removal. These modifications might be short-term or long-term. People with a darker complexion and those who don’t prevent sun exposure before or after treatment are more at risk for skin whitening.

What to Do in Advance of Laser Hair Removal:

What to Know About Facial Laser Hair Removal, There is more to laser hair removal than just “zapping” undesirable hair. It is a medical operation that might be dangerous and requires skill to conduct. You should carefully verify the credentials of the physician or technician doing the treatment before receiving laser hair removal. You should avoid waxing, electrolysis, and hair removal procedures for six weeks before your laser hair removal procedure. This is so that the laser can focus on the hair roots that waxing or plucking have temporarily removed. Additionally, you should avoid the sun for six weeks both before and after treatment. Sun exposure reduces the effectiveness of laser hair removal and increases the likelihood of side effects.

Throughout the process:

The physician will apply a handheld laser device to your skin. To protect your skin and reduce the danger of side effects, a cooling device on the laser’s tip or a cold gel may be used, depending on the kind of laser.

The laser beam will penetrate your skin to the hair follicles when the doctor turns on the laser. The laser beam’s strong heat destroys the hair follicles, which prevents new hair from growing. You could experience pain, such as a heated pinprick, and the cooling device or gel will probably make you feel chilly.

A tiny region, like the top lip, could just require a few minutes of treatment. It could take more than an hour to treat a bigger region, such as the back.

After the process:

After laser hair removal, you could experience redness and swelling during the first few hours. Apply ice to the affected region to ease any pain. The medical professional may administer a steroid cream to the afflicted region if you experience an instant skin reaction following laser hair removal.

Avoid sunlight and tanning beds for six weeks after laser hair removal and in between appointments, or as prescribed by your doctor. Every day, use a broad-spectrum SPF 30 sunscreen.

Results:

Your hair will gradually fall out over a few days to a few weeks. It could appear like the hair is still growing. Because hair growth and loss cycle naturally, it is typically essential to have many treatments. Laser hair treatment is most effective when applied to hair follicles that are just beginning to develop.

Results are highly variable and unpredictable. For most people, hair removal lasts several months and perhaps even years. However, permanent hair removal is not a certainty with laser hair removal. Hair normally comes back finer and lighter in color. For long-term hair removal, you might require follow-up laser treatments.

How well do the therapies work?

All skin kinds and tones may be treated with our lasers, which are among the finest on the market. They can eliminate unwanted hair permanently and are FDA-approved.

With these lasers, clients can expect a 10–30% permanent decrease in hair growth after each session. Sadly, despite how sophisticated these lasers are, they are ineffective in treating patients who have lighter facial hair. Clients with blonde, red, or gray facial hair may see some slower hair growth, although they are unlikely to have slower hair growth of more than 30% overall.