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HOW DOES LASER HAIR REMOVAL AND ELECTROLYSIS WORK?

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HOW DOES LASER HAIR REMOVAL AND ELECTROLYSIS WORK?

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In laser hair removal procedure the laser light penetrates into the shaft of your hair, causes destroying of hair from the root. Its always suggested to undergo numerous laser treatment sessions for improved and long lasting results. The main advantage of laser hair removal, is that lasers can treat multiple hair follicles at one time. Laser hair removal is safe and FDA approved.

In electrolysis an electric current is applied with a very fine needle-shaped electrode, into each hair follicle to destroy the root.In electrolysis it required around one year for good results. It is lenghy process compare to laser hair removal.

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The laser heats up the pigment in your hair, causing it to disable the follicle. Laser treatments occur every 2-3 months for a short period of time, and each treatment leaves you looking more and more hair-free. Electrolysis is essentially the same thing, only it is performed with electricity one hair at a time. It allows for greater detail, and can be a weekly event until the area is cleared, and then every other week for a longer period, to ensure limited regrowth. If there is additional hair growth due to an elevated level of male hormones, there may be a need for maintenance treatments. Because laser hair removal works on pigment to be effective, blonde, gray and white hairs will not respond to laser, but can be treated with electrolysis. Waxing is a faster, cheaper option, but is not permanent and will require continuous treatments to maintain a smooth hair-free appearance. WHAT PARTS OF THE BODY CAN YOU REMOVE HAIR FROM?