Laser hair removal is mainly aimed at melanin, which contains a large amount of melanin in the hair follicle. These melanin preferentially absorbs laser light and converts it into heat energy, causing local high temperature, only destroying the hair follicle without damaging the surrounding skin, so as to achieve the purpose of permanent hair removal, and there are basically no side effects.
Will not. Sweat is discharged from the sweat pores of the sweat glands, and hair grows in the hair follicles. The sweat pores and pores are completely two unrelated channels. Laser hair removal only damages the hair follicles, and will not cause damage to the sweat glands. Of course, it will not affect sweating.
Depending on individual sensitivities, some people will experience no pain at all, while others will experience mild pain, like a rubber band snapping against the skin, without the need for anesthesia.
Hair growth is divided into anagen phase, catagen phase and telogen phase. Hair in the growth phase contains the most melanin, absorbs the most laser light at this time, and has the best hair removal effect, while the hair follicles in the resting phase have less melanin content and the effect is poor. In a hair area, generally only 1/5-1/3 of the hair is in the growth phase at the same time period. Therefore, it is necessary to wait for the laser effect to be ideal after it is in the growth phase.
In addition, hair color, thickness, treatment area, etc., will affect the effect. Therefore, 10%-25% hair reduction can be seen after the first treatment. It takes 3-6 treatments in total, with an average of 4 treatments, before the hair is completely removed. The more times, the better the effect. Lip hair is the most difficult to take off, and some even take 8-10 times.
Can laser hair removal achieve permanent hair removal? Generally speaking, after repeated laser or strong light treatments, the hair removal rate can reach 90%, and even if there is hair regrowth, it is less, softer, and lighter in color.
Laser hair removal is currently the safest, most effective and permanent hair removal method. Sometimes there may be slight redness and swelling after treatment, but there is no localized skin ulceration, which usually subsides after a few hours or days.
What Should I Pay Attention To Before And After Laser Hair Removal?
Waxing is prohibited 4-6 weeks before laser hair removal. Do not expose yourself to the sun for 1-2 weeks after laser hair removal.
Finally, I remind everyone that laser hair removal is based on the principle of photothermal conversion, and selectively damages hair follicles. Therefore, we must pay attention to the safety of treatment and operation skills such as wavelength, energy, density and manipulation. We need to choose a regular hospital or beauty clinic. Experienced Only professional operation can ensure safety.