Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

How did you decide on the place you went to have it done?

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

I'm getting my underarms "lasered" as a test of how it works- So far (1/3 way through) - I'm seeing slower growth and definately less hair. A friend of mine had it done and she's never used a razor or wax on her legs again (its been 3 years for her)! The process is for 1 year (you have to go 1 time every 2 months). If you keep an eye out for deals (it is getting cheaper), you could consider it. That's what I did - I got 50% off at amer. laser. The cost of doing this i think is a little high (unless if you get a good deal at a good place) - but look at the time you save by not waxing or shaving! Actually, I am probably paying only for 1.5 years of waxing for a hopefully a lifetime of not having to worry about that part of my body!

There are a lot of not-so-credible places. I looked for referrals of customers and people i know, cost, warranty length (ranging from none to 2 years), years of experience technician has (as they do it - not usually the doctor). Also if you have darker skin and darker hair or really light skin/hair make sure they have the right equipment. A lot of places have a free consultation visit. I would only recommend that just don't sign up the same day you visit. Think about it and do your comparison shopping!

Good luck in whatever you decide!

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

my friend has tried it. it took alot of expensive visits and it works about half way. Just wax, its less costly

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

0.o well it depends on who are u recomending it to if it楹搒 a whole vamity girl then yes if a guy i dont know

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

Heres a good site you can go on to help you...K

Hope it helps...

http://www.laserhairremoval.com/

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

yea i did it. you can't do it if you're tan bc then it leaves brown spots. it's not permenant. the place i went to, there are 3 different treatments which last for a certain period of time. i went to my grandfathers office nd did it there bc i trust the whole office with anything

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

It's not totally permanent. You have to go back every few months to have the few stray hairs that come back re-lasered.

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

No it is not permanent. They say that you should have 4-6 rounds of treatments and then after that come back annually for regrowth. I had 3 treatments and the hair is back and more thick.

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

do your research... make sure that they can show you before and after shots.... also look at price... usually you can pay for all of the treatments at once and they vary on the thickness of your hair... but they are worth it

Have you tried laser hair removal? Is it really permanent and would you recommend it?

I did have the laser hair removal done and I was happy with it. I had it done on my chin and it lasted but then for whatever reason I started shaving over the area again and it made the hair start growing back again. For the most part it doesnt really grow back though. I would highly recommend it for anyone.

I understand laser hair removal is not 100% PERMANENT, however, generally how long does it last?

Will having 6 treatments now, and then having a touchup maybe once a year afterwards be efficient enough to maintain the desired reduction? Anyone have any success stories?

Thanks.

I understand laser hair removal is not 100% PERMANENT, however, generally how long does it last?

I am also going through the treatments right now and the lady that's doing mine said that it would be permanent. She did, however, contradict herself by saying I may have to have touch-ups sometimes.

It really depends on how light your skin tone is and how dark and coarse the hair is being removed. If you're very fair skinned and have dark, stubbly hair the better your results will be. And it does hurt. I'm having from my neck to my chin done and also my upper lip. It's not pleasant but it's definitely worth it. I've been for 2 of my 6 treatments so far and there's a remarkable difference already. The hair is not growing near as fast and a lot of the hair is growing back blonde which means it is killing the pigments. I have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome which causes excessive hair growth and this was my only option on getting it removed. Good luck on this and hope this goes well for you!

I understand laser hair removal is not 100% PERMANENT, however, generally how long does it last?

I just started last year, and I get treatments every 6 - 8 weeks. I missed a session or two along the way. I LOVE the results. I have a def. reduction. However, everyone is different. Hormone's change and therefore, no one can guarantee you anything. Despite what they tell you, the laser does hurt, so be prepared. Initially they keep the frequency low, but it gets higher with each treatment to kill the folicle. So make sure they have ice packs ready for you. It is worth it.

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

please share your own experiences or those of people you know

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

My main reason for doing it was I have sensitive skin that would get razor burn and ingrown hairs. I have had three different areas done. I had 3-4 treatments done on each. I think they recommend 5-6 for max effectiveness. I started to see a little hair come back after 5 years and plan on having another treatment. Overall, if you can afford it and stand the pain/discomfort, it's great.

I think the only hair removal process that can claim to be permanent is electrolysis, but even that takes multiple treatments.

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

From personal experience.....laser hair removal does NOT work for everyone. All of my hair grew back

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

oh yeah it's permanent.... a girl i know got it done on her forehead and they didn't do a straight line... she hates it and it's pretty funny looking

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

no it will just thin it out. A friend of mine got it done..and all it did was thin out the hair a little bit.

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

No. It is not permaenent.

No hair removal method is permaenent.

Hair does not stop growing where you dont want it

Similary, It does not grow where you want it.

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

nope, it usually comes back 3 to 6 months later. It requires re-treatment about 3 to 5 times... then it's usually gone for good. depends on what laser is used. Alexandrite or Ruby are best, avoid IPL types, the hair always comes back. DEFENETLY avoid CO2 or Fraxel lasers.

Laser hair removal, is ir really permanent?

i saw on tv advertisments that it only stays non-hair for up to 4 months. eventually it will grow back.

Cost for a laser hair removal in new delhi?

hi! a friend of mine wants to get a complete laser hair removal(permanent) on his face. what is the expected cost????

Cost for a laser hair removal in new delhi?

laser hair removal is fine but don't you think it may leave scares on your face, laser hair removal of upper lips costs Rs3200/- so may calculate for your friend's facial hair removal accordingly

Cost for a laser hair removal in new delhi?

a bagillion dollars

Cost for a laser hair removal in new delhi?

ummm the sessions r like $400-500 each. itll prob take 1 or 2 sessions of it 2 drastically remove the hair

Cost for a laser hair removal in new delhi?

well i can answer so.. it will cost around 1/2 crore rupees..

Cost for a laser hair removal in new delhi?

1500 per sitting

Cost for a laser hair removal in new delhi?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Im thinking about getting laser hair removal on my face and i was wondering if anyone has done this before, if so what was your experience like? Im light skinned and i also have sensitive skin, is that okay? Is laser hair removal permanent? About the money, do you have to pay all of it upfront or can you also make payments? My last question- does anyone know what website i can find info and also on local doctors(i live in los angeles by the way). Thanks!

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Yes, I have had it done on the front and back of my neck and had great results with no regrowth after 6 years. Being light skinned is a plus for you....having sensitive skin means that the "follicular" response may cause you to be a little redder after the treatment than an average person but it should all still be OK. For the price, some providers will discount their pricing if you purchase 5-6 treatments up front and they do have financing available in those circumstances. The overall price will depend on how many areas are being treated on your face. You can expect to pay between $100 and $300 per treatment for facial areas. For a website, you can go to http://www.hairremovalforum.com which I have also listed as a source. The site has alot of information about the procedure, a Forum where you can discuss questions with other people who have had treatments and a list of providers who have received good to great survey scores from existing clients. Good luck....I am very happy I had the treatments done.

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

its expensive, it can burn your skin there must be a million of them in LA

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Sweetie - I tried it on my face %26amp; It didn't work. not permanent. Just a waste of time %26amp; $$$$$$$$$$$$

but when I did the regular needle electrolysis years ago - it did work %26amp; my face is now smooth like a baby's a-s-s. sure it stings - but don't be a CRYBABY!!

if I endured it then so can you -

NO ROSE WITHOUT THORNS- Honey !!!!!!

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

havent done it but i heard its really expensive, doesnt always work or will have to be done several times to get results. i wouldn't do it!!! jus get an elctric razor it last alot longer than regular shaving and the hair grows out thinner

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

I worked in laser clinic for 1 year %26amp; i can tell you the following

# 1 laser hair removal is pretty effective,

# 2 you will need at least 5-7 sessions.

# 3 its kinda painful too

# 4 each session will cost about $ 300 %26amp; is NOT paid by insurance but you can pay ever time you come for treatment

# 5 having a light skin is a plus as the laser will NOT burn the skin then.(dark skinned people MAY have minor redness %26amp; burn of the skin, but for white people it doesnt happen).

# 6 Results last for long time (laser is used for many conditions like hair removal, treatment of acne, treatment of superficial dilated veins..etc but it saw it was most effective in hair removal)

If you are close to NJ, i may direct to where I used to work but I dont really know any website.

Good luck with the treatment

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

try this:

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Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are 閳ユ笡ermanent閳?hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Does laser hair removal live up to its reputation?

How many laser sessions would it take to remove unwanted hair on the face?

Is the hair removal permanent?

Are there any risks to laser hair removal?

Does laser hair removal live up to its reputation?

I have had great results with laser hair removal.....6 years ago and no regrowth. The best candidates have light skin and dark hair. I have light skin and medium brown hair.

The greatest danger with laser hair removal is if you are tan. The laser is attracted to melanin in the hair follicle and when you tan all of the skins melanin rises to the surface. Since you are interested in LHR for the face, I would recommend you get a test patch first.

The attached site has great information....and has a directory of reputable providers. Make sure you go to someone who has the latest equipment and knows what they are doing.

Does laser hair removal live up to its reputation?

No.

It's not actually permanent...you have to keep going back for sessions.

And it only works really well on people with darker tonned skin and dark hair.

Does laser hair removal live up to its reputation?

it does not live up to its expectation, sometimes people get scarred, or the hait never stops growing. It would take about 6-7 sessions depending on your hair to decrease it. Its not a permanent removal, electrolysis is.

Does laser hair removal live up to its reputation?

I have had great results with mine. Go to a place that has a good reputation, I would recommend a plastic surgeons office or someplace like that. I go to a plastic surgeons office and aenistition does it. It is expensive but I think it is worth it. After you have about 6-7 session you only after go every six months.

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

Hair removal: The different methods of hair removal are: shaving, tweezing, depilatory cream, waxing, electrolysis and laser hair removal.

Hair removal- 1. Shaving is one of the most common forms of hair removal. It's easy to do and not very time-consuming. The results usually lasts between 1-3 days. Some of the draw-backs are: cuts, razor burn and bumps.

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Permanent removal of excess body hair?

laser hair removal

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

epilators work on legs after a while but you have to do them for a few months first - botox is good for everywhere else

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

lazer technology

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

Laser hair removal - but it may cause side effects

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

you should try lazer treatment

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

if you shave and then apply floor wax its supposed to stop hair growth

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

it would definealty be lazer treatment

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

This is quite tricky...if you shave yourself, research says it may be risky because it may damage the hormones or something. Probably, Brazilian wax...that's what is said by Men's Health magazine(only if you want smooth)

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

laser treatment

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

wax it

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Permanent removal of excess body hair?

If you have been looking for a permanent solution to hair removal, the Rio Laser is the closest home based product to meet this requirement. It's also a lot cheaper than salon treatments. A couple of caveats though, it cannot be used on dark skin and due to its size is only suitable for treating small areas at a time.

Another alternative is Kalo hair inhibitor. It has been around a long time and I use it to slow down hair growth and soften my facial hair, making it easier to shave daily. As far as permanent hair removal goes, it can take many months before you see any difference. But you should witness softer, finer hair growth within a few weeks.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

I want to get rid of hair permanently--legs, arm pits, bikini area, stray eyebrows, upperlip, etc. I hate shaving, and I'm over waxing. I have heard of laser and electrolysis, but I don't know anyone who has done it and I want to know if it works well, how bad it hurts, and how much it really costs...and is there any scarring or discoloration?

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Both laser and electrolysis are permanent hair removal methods for they destroy the hair root-laser is quicker but much more expensive-electrolysis destroys with electric charge the hair root but may require more than one treatment but I believe less costly than laser. Both need to be done by a well-qualified and skilled professional-would recommend a Dermatologist trained in both methods. Scarring occurs when it is done by a improperly trained and skilled individual why I would recommend a Dermatologist trained and skilled in these methods esp since you want so much done. If you already have a Dermatologist schedule a consult and discuss for he may recommend some one or recommend how you can locate one that is skilled and trained. The cost may vary a bit but with the potential of serious scarring/discoloration if done by unskilled esp the laser cost should be secondary to safety. I'd check with several as far as cost goes but I'd be wary of the cheapest-all kinds of horror stories from those who attempted to get service done cheap. Good Luck

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Lazor Surgery.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Le guillutoine.

(old joke)

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

laser hair removal or burning.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

laser surgery its the best

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Lasering works very well but can cost several hundred dollars, especially if you want to do so many areas. Research laser technicians in your area for exact costs.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Terica, it's "laser" surgery.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

laser, it hurts, if your hair is light it might not work, it costs plenty, call a laser hair removal place, if you scar very easily you might scar, discoloration is usually temporary, electrolosis has to be done several times but laser does too.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Laser hair removal is virtually PAINLESS!

It is kind of expensive, depending on the area of removal. Fully body can range somewhere between $1500 to $3000.

No side effects are actually present, besides temporary minor pain (after the laser), something two Advil's couldn't handle.

The biggest factor here is the price of the removal.

Good luck!

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

A blowtorch. It is horrible but cheap!

Sorry - I just had to do that...

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Well, I hear lazer hair removal works after a couple sessions. I have gone to consultations for cosmetic information. I think their all the same, so just shop around for the best prices.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

The only way is Laser Surgery

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

laser and electrolysis are permanent but you have to have several sessions. Laser doesn't work with some skin types.

Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Removing facial hair through Laser

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Hair Removal: Temporary and Permanent Solution

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Does anyone know of a hair removal method that is permanent and really works?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Is laser hair removal in the underarms permanent?

if not, when would the hair start growing back?

Is laser hair removal in the underarms permanent?

It is permanent but you generally need 4-6 Tx to remove 99% of the hair. My wife had it done 6 years ago and for the most part the hair is still gone. She did get some new growth when she was pregnant but the total hair there is like 10% of what she originally had.

Make sure you go to someone good with good equipment. The site http://www.HairRemovalForum.com has providers who have received positive surveys from previous customers.

Is laser hair removal in the underarms permanent?

It takes several treatments, one is not permanent.

Is laser hair removal in the underarms permanent?

It depends on how much hair you've got and a couple of other things. my friend had hers done a couple of years ago and the did not ever come out. She got married last month and went for one more visit just to make sure everything was gone. Some other people that have had it dont have not seen such great results.

Is laser hair removal in the underarms permanent?

The source below discusses the technique and other hair removal methods.

Is laser hair removal in the underarms permanent?

yes

Permanent chemical burn from hair removal cream?

I've used veet on my legs lots of times before. Occasionaly they went a little red afterwards, but that went away a couple days later.

But recently I got a pale patch on my leg and I've had it for the past few weeks and it doesnt seem to be going away.

What can I do to heal it? Will it ever go away?

Permanent chemical burn from hair removal cream?

Mederma

How much can it cost for ARMPIT LASER Hair Removal? Is it permanent?

Can my health insurance take care of it?

How long does the procedure take and how much approximately in the US?

How much can it cost for ARMPIT LASER Hair Removal? Is it permanent?

no, insurance does not cover it. it costs about $400 (usually more) a session and you will need multiple sessions. generally costs over $1000 in total. also, you cannot have any tan on the area. the actual sessions include an hour of numbing cream on the area and then the actual treatment is pretty short. the doctor goes over the area 3 times with the laser %26amp; you are set. i'd suggest taking a couple advil before, too. it is not painless.

What's the difference between photo light hair removal and laser hair removal? Which gives perm

Lasers give *long term hair reduction*.This does not mean its permanent. You can get the same results if you wax the hair.Remember that with lasers you also absorb all the radiation like you do when you get X rays. The radiation remains in your body FOREVER.. Long term exposure to radiation can give you leukemia.I haven't heard the term * photo light * hair removal but I'm assuming its also a new term they are using for a laser. Every year they come up with a new term to use so it sounds like something new. The only type of permanent hair removal is still the needle type electrolysis. Its safe, and effective.

What's the difference between photo light hair removal and laser hair removal? Which gives permanent result?

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What's the difference between photo light hair removal and laser hair removal? Which gives permanent result?

there is no such thing as permanent hair removal. it just hair reduction..

What's the difference between photo light hair removal and laser hair removal? Which gives permanent result?

To previous posters...FDA requires it to be called Permanent Hair Reduction because if you have 1000 hairs, there may be 2, 5, 20 remaining after the treatments. The actual follicle is being destroyed so the individual hair that is removed is permanently removed even though the FDA only allowed the term Permanent Hair Reduction to be advertised. Annoying.

On to the question. Both can work great and it is dependent on the practitioner and what the candidates traits are. Laser's emit only one frequency of light, so it is very good at getting specific types of hairs and the practioner needs less training. Photo light emits all light frequencies and then filters to the frequency that is meant to treat the hair. Photo light requires much more training, but in the hands of a professional, it can be better utilized to treat patients with darker skin types and can be used for lighter skin types with close to the same effect as a laser.

Should men have a permanent body (not head) hair removal treatment?

Yes or no? If yes, where should they keep hair and remove it?

Should men have a permanent body (not head) hair removal treatment?

I think hairless legs would be unattractive but hair on a back or knuckles even stomach hair is not too good

Should men have a permanent body (not head) hair removal treatment?

idk i hate guys with super hairy legs.. they would be much bttr with no hair

Should men have a permanent body (not head) hair removal treatment?

yeah deff especially down there

Should men have a permanent body (not head) hair removal treatment?

Honestly, I think you should have it done wherever you feel comfortable.

Some men and women have permanent hair removal done, and decide a few years later that they wished they wouldn't have done it... for some odd reason.

Which is better, electroloysis or laser for permanent removal of facial hair..?.Price not an issue.?

Laser. It takes several treatments but is less time consuming.

Suggest me a home remedy for the permanent removal of facial hair?

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Suggest me a home remedy for the permanent removal of facial hair?

ofcourse there is a remedy for permanent hair removal but will take some time so you got to have some patience.. try this:- take some turmaric powder ( it should be kasturi turmaric powder) and some green gram powder . mix it with water and make it into a paste and then apply it on your face or whereever you want to apply (but donot apply the paste on your eye brows). After 1 hour wash it off. do this daily , iam sure you will see the difference.

GooD LucK:-)

Suggest me a home remedy for the permanent removal of facial hair?

If I could give you a remedy for the permanent removal of facial hair, I'd be selling it, not giving it freely.

The market value for this would be astronomical. :)

Unfortunately there is no home remedy that can remove facial hair (or any other type of body hair) permanently.

Suggest me a home remedy for the permanent removal of facial hair?

there is not one. sorry

Suggest me a home remedy for the permanent removal of facial hair?

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Does the permanent removal of body hair via laser really permanently remove? Do you recommend it?

Yes, it does. You have to go in a number of times (of course). And Yes, I would recommend it. Good Luck

Does the permanent removal of body hair via laser really permanently remove? Do you recommend it?

yes it is permanent. Sherri Lynch a radio personality has had this done to her under arms and does not have to shave the "pitts" anymore.

Does the permanent removal of body hair via laser really permanently remove? Do you recommend it?

Yes! have got 4 times and there is a huge difference. Though it may depend on the type of laser that is used, I have used the pulsed light laser with great results. It alsod depends on you skin and hair coloration, it is best if you hair is several shades darker than your skin, and works better on mid to light skin. Good luck1

Does the permanent removal of body hair via laser really permanently remove? Do you recommend it?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at

http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Permanent hair removals at home?

Ok does anyone know any creams that work on Permanet hair removals at home [[not waxing though]]

Oh yeah and a cream that is for your face.And doesn't really hurt!

Permanent hair removals at home?

My wife used an old product for unwanted hair on her legs which was called 'Imac'.

Permanent hair removals at home?

Honestly, I have yet to learn about any permanent hair removal cream. I am pretty in to hair removal being that my skin is really fair and all my hair is black never heard of permanent hair removal cream. However, I do want to let you know FYI using hair removal creams or razors or pretty much anything besides tweezing and waxing on your face is not a good idea. You will start to get a five o'clock shadow eventually that will never go away. As much of a pain as waxing is it is really the only safe way. Try Nads wax you can get in at CVS for $19. It is great you don't have to heat it, it takes 30 seconds, and it washes away with water!

Permanent hair removals at home?

ask a beautician.

don't use the creams ,which others say.

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

for facial hair: is it painful, how long does it take and is it available on the nhs?

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

everything is available on the NHS, thats why its totally shagged

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

not sure if its on nhs, but you can get regrowth with any hair removal.

btw, is any1 else gettin annoyed with fat boy (above)

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

Be very careful re laser hair removal. It can burn

Make sure you go to someone with experience.

Laser does hurt abit

Look around for someone (with experience) who does deep light treatment for hair removal. Its permanent, and doesn't hurt. It takes 4 to 6 treatments depending where you want the hair removed from.

It is expensive, as is laser.

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

try growing a beard it could be a good look for you

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

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Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

those are pani full %26amp; har full to the hair come after a few days like around 24days after

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

If your Laser has hairs on it leave them well alone. They could turn nasty and end up in a Marvel comic book.

Is laser hair removal safe and permanent?

Get good recommendations as you were told here. If you're in good hands, then it is not painful, and it is permanent. Otherwise, laser could scar you. So do your reasearch carefully. Not reimbursed.

Is laser hair removal temporary ar permanent?

Just wonder because I would like to get rid of some unwanted hair but if it's going to come back then there's no sense.

Is laser hair removal temporary ar permanent?

It is a permanent way of removing hair but also depends on the skin and hair type .. the lighter the skin and darker the hair the better lazer will work

Is laser hair removal temporary ar permanent?

it's temporary. i think medicine didn't invent smth that can help us to get rid of unwanted hair. my mom does laser hair removal every 2 months though docs said she must do just once a year only!!! be careful sometimes laser causes burns!

Is laser hair removal temporary ar permanent?

It's supposed to be permanent but it grows back sometimes in which case most good laser institutes will do more treatments for free.

What is the difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal?

Which one is better? Which one will guarantee permanent hair removal?

What is the difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal?

I have had both and laser hair removal was way better than electrolysis. Electrolysis felt like their was a woodpecker sitting on my forehead pecking between my eyes. Electrolysis takes longer, is more painful and has a higher risk of scarring, especially if it is a bad practitioner. Laser Hair Removal is faster and somewhat painful. After LHR I am 5 years out with no regrowth. As other have said, there is not guarantee to be hairless forever because hormonal changes can cause dormant follicles to start growing hair again. There are providers out there, however, that offer 2 year guarantees that begin after your last treatment.

The difference between the two is that electrolysis is done by running electrical current down a probe that is inserted down to your follicle. The electrical current then destroys the follicle by shutting off the blood supply to the follicle. With electrolysis you can only treat one hair at a time and you have to see the hair to treat it.

For LHR, light heats up the hair shaft and the follicle because the light is attracted to the melanin in your hair and the mellanin in the blood supply located at the follicle. The corresponding heat then destroys the follicle by once again shutting off the blood supply to the follicle. For LHR, you treat an area the size of a quarter with each light pulse. In addition, all active follicles are treated which means that follicles whose hair shafts are not beyond the surface of the skin are still treated.

LHR was definitely a great choice for me.

What is the difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal?

Neither one if you were blessed with hair keep it

What is the difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal?

Electrolysis is a lot more time consuming; it "shocks" each hair root out one by one. Laser hair removal is much less painful and although you may have to go back a series of times, it is more recommended since it's not only one hair at a time.

What is the difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal?

Neither will guarantee permanent hair removal, especially if your more dark-haired. Electrolysis is painful and long but will give you a better chance of your hair never coming back.

What is the difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal?

There is a HUGE difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal. Electrolysis is done with a *needle* probe that zaps or shocks the hair inside the follicle. Which means, the hair shaft is being penetrated. It's painful and extremely time consuming, and not cost effective, since only small areas can be worked on at a time. Laser is performed with laser light, which causes the hair in the follicle to die off. It's virtually painless, though there is some degree of sensation of temperature, but not pain. Electrolysis can take cares to achieve results, laser can take as few as three treatments to achieve result.

One more thing, there are no guarantee's in life. The human hair follicle produces a fair amount of hair in your lifetime. There is no guarantee that eventually, hair %26gt;could%26lt; grow back even after it's been lasered. It all depends on the genetic disposition of the skin and hair makeup.

Electrolysis.. ouch ... yikes... $$$ .. .boo!!! *thumbs down big time*

What is the difference between electrolysis and laser hair removal?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are 閳ユ笡ermanent閳?hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

What is a painless, permanent method of hair removal that you only need to get done once?

nothing but laser is your best decision BUT it comes with BIG risk. Learn more about it in google.

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=na...

What is a painless, permanent method of hair removal that you only need to get done once?

laser hair removal is the most permanent,

and it doesn't really hurt

What is a painless, permanent method of hair removal that you only need to get done once?

I have not found one yet. whne u do let me know. There are alot of creams out there that will keep things from growing for awhile.

What is a painless, permanent method of hair removal that you only need to get done once?

Your hair removal options are presented below.

What is a painless, permanent method of hair removal that you only need to get done once?

WHAT?!?!??!

Is there a good product out there for hair removal that is good for course thick body hair?

I need a at home permanent hair removal .That actaully works .

Is there a good product out there for hair removal that is good for course thick body hair?

The only effective permanent hair removal would be to have a laser hair removal procedure done from a professional. For temp hair removal try Sally Hansen Wax Strip Kit or Surgi-Wax.

Is there a good product out there for hair removal that is good for course thick body hair?

Masking tape and plenty of it. (Kidding...sorry)

Is there a good product out there for hair removal that is good for course thick body hair?

electrolosis

Is there a good product out there for hair removal that is good for course thick body hair?

permanent!...not yet hun...

Lasers for local use in visible areas ( as long as the chap who is doing it knows what he is doing..otherwise scars!!)

Electrolysis ..as above, too many sessions, not long lasting

Vaniqua (eflornithine)local application cream reduces rate of growth, body hair too much area for local application though!

Spironolactone, Cyproterone, Finasteride...only good for hirsutism, and not particularly recommended for body hair, which will need one of the above PHYSICAL methods..other than shaving/depilation

Is there a good product out there for hair removal that is good for course thick body hair?

i don't think anything you could do at home will remove it permenantly

Is there a good product out there for hair removal that is good for course thick body hair?

Well, there's a ConAir electric body buffer thing I purchased a while back. It's not permanent, but it keeps it from growing back for a few weeks. It beats Nair :-\

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

I read that one needs between 5-9 treatments before permanent hair removal is achieved and was wondering how much each session costs? How much will I be spending in all?

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

well, i recently signed up for some hair removal and let me tell you, it can be pricey! i dont know about each specialist but the person im going to has a price chart and each section of the body has different prices. it really depends on how much of the body u want to get done..i would say on average for one body part like lets say the chest it would probably be like a thousand dollars-and a side note-i saw the answer from the person before me..it is permanent

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

too much %26amp; it doesnt even work, not permanant at all..

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

it costs a lot !!

and its not permanent

and uhm why??

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

Well, I currently get my facial hair lasered. It costs $100 a session. Its great I've been getting lasered in total for 3 months you can only get lasered every 4 weeks or more depending on your skin color. My doctor doesnt charge me if I have to come in before 6 weeks which is GREAT! Check to make sure you get all the info you need. You are not suppose to go out into the sun for 2 weeks after if not you will get sun spots. Make sure your covered with a hat or sunblock. For the sunblock be sure you pick one thats not too oily for the skin or else you'll breakout. Your not able to wear makeup!

Yes that includes fountain or powder so make sure your 1st treatment is before your weekend or a day off just in case your face gets red. It happened to me but only lasted for an hour.

Hope my answer helped!

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

I paid $750 for 5 sessions, still have hair but there is much less and it is much softer. Worked great on my under arms, only have to shave them once a month maybe.

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

Most laser hair removal clinic charge a fixed amount per treatment and you pay after each one. In some instances a discount may apply if you buy a pack of treatments and pay in advance. The cost can run into the thousands if an are like legs + arms are treated for example.

The number of treatments required depends on what body part is being treated and how strong your hair growth is. Laser hair removal treatments work best on fair skinned people with dark hair as the laser machine has to be able to differentiate between the hair and the skin.

Most clinics don't tell you this and will not actually guarantee permanent hair loss as it has been known for body hair to start growing again after 12-18 months. Ask you laser clinic about their policy regarding this.

As you will be investing a significant amount of money in these treatments you may want to try a low cost home laser hair removal kit like the Rio and test it on a small area of skin and review its effectiveness.

The Rio uses a safe 808nm diverging diode laser and treats one hair at a time whereas salon machines treat an area of about 1cm squared. If the results are satisfactory then you could do your whole face at a salon.

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

You can expect to pay between $100 and $400 per treatment depending on the size of the area that you are getting done. The number of treatments is dependent on your skin type and hair type and can vary between 4 and 10 treatments.

Make sure you go to someone with top of the line equipment who has alot of experience. This is not something to do at home as the home equipment is not powerful enough.

How Much Does Each Treatment Of Laser Hair Removal Cost?

That's really kool and phat.If you don't know what phat means .then i will tell you,it means tite,kool,and stuff like that.

How does professional hair removal work?

I want to get it done but I am not sure how they do it ? Is it really spendy ? What is the best type of permanent hair removal ?

How does professional hair removal work?

Where are you getting it done?

If it's on your face / eyebrows make sure you get them shaped professionally first, and be happy with the shape before you go off to a clinic to get the regrowth removed permanently.

There are different types - lasers which are used for bigger areas, eg cheeks, back, arms etc. The hair follicle absorbs the energy of the laser and dies, over a course of sessions, probably around 6.

There's also tweezers which are basically electrified. They grab individual hairs and then send a zap through the tweezers, down through the hair into the follicle. Do that enough times and the follicle dies.

Doesn't hurt at all, although electrolysis does (I think it's becoming obsolete now, where they stick an electrified pin into the hair follicle - that apparently hurts)

Both cost a fair amount of cash, depends what you're having done - but it's not ridiculously expensive, prob cost you $30 - 40 per session / over 6 - 10 sessions at a guess)

Hope this helps

How does professional hair removal work?

best type is laser. you go in and you lay or sit down, they put a gel over the area to be treated, you wear eye protection (from the laser) then they zap away. It kinda feels like hot bacon grease. But after a few treatments no more hair

How does professional hair removal work?

laser is the best permenent its pricy though its like 2 dollars per hair im ganna get it done when im older right now i stick to waxing and plucking it doesnt hurt as much as ppl scare you

Does anyone have any advice/warnings for this hair removal method?

My friend posed an interesting hair removal method to me. It involves mixing depilatories in with a warm epsom salt bath. The idea is that the epsom salt will open the pores, allowing the depilatories to reach the hair follicle, and kill it.

Could anyone give me some insight to this? For starters: Is this even a good idea? And if so, How much of each should I mix with the bath water? And how long should I soak in it for?

Afterwards, is there any kind of lotion should I use? Is there a brand that discourages hair growth? Or is there anything else that I should do afterwards, aside from taking a hot shower to get the chemicals out of my pores?

Also, if this is a rediculously stupid idea, can anyone suggest some other inexpensive permanent hair removal method?

Does anyone have any advice/warnings for this hair removal method?

I myself use Depilatories and I don't believe this method works well mainly because when the water mixes with the chemicals in the Depilatories the chemicals lose some if not all of their working properties of hair removal if you really want to try this method I suggest you change it slightly and do the bath with the salts THEN use the Depilatories afterwards when your dried off but mixing them in with the water and salt sounds to me like a pointless non working idea

Does anyone have any advice/warnings for this hair removal method?

I have never heard of such. It sounds like your a pretty hairy guy! I would recommend going to a Laser and hair removal doctors office or simply the salon and get a good old fashion waxing. They can literally remove all hair everywhere!!! At both places!

Then it's off to smooth city!!!!!

Does anyone have any advice/warnings for this hair removal method?

There is no real inexspensive permanent removal method. Laser works good, but costs and takes multiple sessions.

Does anyone have any advice/warnings for this hair removal method?

this is unlikely to kill the hair root and result in permanent hair removal.....it is quite likely to cause a chemical burn....do NOT sit in a bath filled with salts and depilatories....if you are sitting in that concoction you will be exposing your tender areas (vagina and anus) to chemicals that should not touch those areas....this is a HORRIBLE idea!!....the only thing that results in PERMANENT hair removal is electrolosis....laser hair removal will result in a permanent REDUCTION of hair.........

don't let your friend try this either!

Does anyone have any advice/warnings for this hair removal method?

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

How permanent is laser hair removal - anyone had this done?

I have had laser hair removal done on my underarms, forearms, and face. It took 4-5 treatments over the course of a year. My skin is very fair and the hair is very dark. The hair on the face is particularly hard to remove (takes more treatments) but if you stick with it, it does work. You have to be careful about sun exposure right before you have it done, because the laser can cause something called hyperpigmentation. I did get some on my left forearm (because of sun exposure received from driving) that disappeared, but comes back with prolonged sun exposure. The hair did grow back, but it is white and extremely fine. The laser does not work on blond or gray hair or dark skin. I would highly recommend getting it done, as I haven't had to shave my armpits in over 6 years. Very liberating!!!

How permanent is laser hair removal - anyone had this done?

I am currently in the process, and so far it is great! I have 5 more sessions, and then my hair will be gone forever! It does not hurt, and it makes me feel so much better. It is a little expensive, but there are options out there, and it is worth it to me!

How permanent is laser hair removal - anyone had this done?

never heard of it but if it removes hair i need it on my underarms! lol

How permanent is laser hair removal - anyone had this done?

my stepmoms dun it, you dont just goe once and its gone, you have like 8 sessions and each time it reduces your hair. But I've hear that if you do your underarms, your at a greater risk for breast/chest cancer, so be careful!

How permanent is laser hair removal - anyone had this done?

no i haven't sorry

How permanent is laser hair removal - anyone had this done?

I hear its great, but needs many session.

I need it to let me know how it goes.

Is LaserLight Hair Removal safe?

I would like to try LaserLight Permanent Hair Removal for my underarms but I dont know if it is safe. Is there any known complications for that method? Any advice thanks!

Is LaserLight Hair Removal safe?

There are no known long term complications and the technology has bee around 20 years. One short term complication is that a poor practioner can cause a burn, especially if the client is tanning.

My wife had underarm treatments done and she had very good results.

The site http://www.HairRemovalForum.com has more information and it has a list of certified providers who have received positive survey results from previous customers.

Good luck.

Is LaserLight Hair Removal safe?

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods. Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful. Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged. A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://3rc.info/

Any comments regarding laser hair removal in the Philippines?

I'm thinking of getting this done on my underarms, but i'm not certain of the price it'll cost me. Also, is it safe or painful? Someone told me that this is not permanent hair removal, but rather just a long-term hair removal. Please advise. I'd appreciate it. thanks!

Any comments regarding laser hair removal in the Philippines?

Hi,

They are going to remove 90% of your hair. And that 90% is for life.

But you can read all about it here:

http://www.bestoflook.com/cosmetics/Lase...

Any comments regarding laser hair removal in the Philippines?

Visit http://www.healthadel.com/articles/1/1/L... for info.

Any comments regarding laser hair removal in the Philippines?

My granddaughter had some hair removed, i thought it was permanent. She had it done here is USA. /Are you sure the Phillippines is the closest? Any way, if you can afford it. Why not.

Electrolysis hair removal system?

Ive seen it on Tvs and magazins that there is this new thing that is a permanent hair removal system that u could do at home? It was using electrolysis or something. Does anyone know if it works?

Electrolysis hair removal system?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Electrolysis hair removal system?

It does work but it is extremely hard to do by yourself because you must go directly to the hair.

Does IPL Hair Removal really work for Tgirl?

I am 30 something! blue eyes and 5'8height, I am slim size 10/12 but like every other girl would love to be slimmer. Just had my hair cut like posh spice and have grown my nails. Been there seen it with permanent hair removal, still have the scars 1 week on from electrolosis and someone tells me that IPL Laser is only good for draining my bank account - Is this true?

Yours forever on a diet Claire x

Does IPL Hair Removal really work for Tgirl?

To answer your question, electrolysis is the only proven method of permanent hair removal.

If you have scars from electrolysis, its most likely because you weren't going to a reputable, and skilled individual. Try someone else because this kind of thing is normally the result of going to someone who is either unlicensed, unskilled, or both.

Also, hair removal methods work for both males and females, so the fact that you are genetically male does not matter though it will probably take a lot longer to rid yourself of unwanted hair because of the higher testosterone levels that males have. Thus, your body will essentially be fighting the hair removal process.

I work in the beauty industry as a nail tech, and have a friend that does this kind of hair removal for a living Anyway, she told me that it is not uncommon to find some people working in the field of electrolysis who are, in fact, not licensed, and therefore are not qualified to be performing these services - not to mention the legal implications of working without a license.

I would recommend finding a well qualified, experienced, highly skilled, AND licensed electrologist. They do exist. You just need to find the right person. Be sure to ask them about whether they are licensed or not - they need to clearly display their license in the work area. And, ask about their experience, and also how they feel about treating males because it is my understanding that not all of them are understanding about that sort of thing.

I hope this helps.

Does IPL Hair Removal really work for Tgirl?

It Might Work.

Search Info On The Computer.

But If You Really Want To Dot Its Okay.

Thers A 50% You Miten Get A Scar But 50% You'll Be Okay.

Laser hair removal help?

im really interested in this but i seem to find places that arent good. so if anyone has any experience in it then can you tell me if this place seems good.

http://www.aaonp.com/permanent_hair_remo...

they say they use a lightsheer laser is this a good laser? any info will be much appreciated. thank you.

Laser hair removal help?

The lighsheer is a very good system that does a good job of getting rid of hair. It is one of the more aggressive systems out there, so make sure that you are not tanning during a treatment and that the practioner knows what they are doing.

The attached site http://www.HairREmovalForum.com has more info and may have another provider option for you. They only list providers who have received positive survey results from previous customers.

Laser hair removal help?

you might wanna read this

Laser hair removal help?

proceed with caution because my sister was a devotee of laser and it can leave some unflattering scars behind. Good luck

Do at home laser hair removal products work?

I have seen several products on ebay that claim to remove hair forever like going to the dr. and having laser hair removal done. Does anyone know if these products work? If they do it would be much cheaper to spend $300 and own the machine then $1,000 for treatment in one area. Here is a link of one product I found as an example:

http://cgi.ebay.com/BRAND-NEW-RIO-SCANNI...

Do at home laser hair removal products work?

I wouldn't risk it. The money saved might not be enough to cover the dermatologist visits :)

Do at home laser hair removal products work?

That's scary! I would never try to operate machinery ( especially on myself ) that i have not had any training on! Spend the money instead of damaging your skin for life by doing it incorrectly!

Hair removal, which is the best long term and cheapest?

I hate shaving as it simply causes more hair, plus to have smooth legs all the time its a hassel. I prefer to home wax, however its time consuming and messy as I use hot wax.

I am curious to know which is the best permanent hair removal (i.e laser), and on average how much would it cost to get your legs done and bikini line?

Hair removal, which is the best long term and cheapest?

Laser hair removal tehnology is improving every day. However it is still not inexpensive, nor is it quick. The first thing to consider is that it only works when the laser can actually locate the hair follicle due to a contrast in color with the skin. For example, a person with very light, pale skin and very dark hair would be a perfect candidate, as the laser could easily find and target the hairs. However, a person with darker skin, or lighter hair will have less success with laser hair removal.

Additionally, you also need to be aware that hair grows in cycles, such that not all of your hair follicles are active at a given time. Therefore, even if you successfully lasered every single visible hair on your leg, it would be hairy again in 2-3 weeks, this is because a new cycle of follicles is active. Essentially, to be hair free (assuming a good skin hair color combo), you would have to laser every single hair in every single cycle, meaning that you would have to go back repeatedly for about a year, every 2-3 weeks. It can be worth it, smooth skin is very nice...but just don't be fooled into thinking that it is an overnight process.

As far as price, you can expect to pay $1,000-2,000 for your legs and biniki area. The reason the price goes up so high is due to the repeated visits that are almost always necessary, plus, they have to make the money back somehow because the machines can cost $50,000-100,000. If some place tells you it is $30 for one visit, just know that you will probably have to go back at least 10 times, so the price is never just $30. Good Luck.

Hair removal, which is the best long term and cheapest?

pollonium 210 seems pretty effective..

it will remove all your hair for the rest of your life.....

however it (may!) also shorten your life

why do this thing, you are who you are, so why mutilate yourself, or beat yourself uup over your body form and physique

Hair removal, which is the best long term and cheapest?

radiotherapy ..... it worked for that russian bloke who got poisoned the other week

Hair removal, which is the best long term and cheapest?

If you really want permanent hair removal.Laser is the best but it is time consuming if done DIY.I use a Rio laser and you can buy them on the web.It is cheaper than doing it by a beautician and you can do it at your leisure.But make sure you ask a friend to help and maybe you can help her to get rid of hers.When you do not need the laser anymore,you can sell it.Hope this help.

Hair removal, which is the best long term and cheapest?

Try epilation fantastic no sticky mess ,takes shorter hair than waxing and quite pleasurable if your feeling masochistic ;-)

Hair removal, which is the best long term and cheapest?

ummm.....tweezers

Facial Hair Removal?

My daughter has excessive facial hair around her chin area. It works on her self esteem constantly and frankly, I'm just tired of helping her pluck those hairs. I am looking for some advice about permanent hair removal or at least semi-permanent. Help!

Facial Hair Removal?

I don't know what your financial situation is, but laser hair removal is FANTASTIC. I'm an adult, so don't have to deal with the self-esteem issues of the young...I just use Nair, wax, etc. But I recently did three laser hair treatments at about $75 apiece and ended up completely hair free. It worked exactly like they said it would.

And in my case, it was completely painless (they use lidocaine gel to ensure this) and left no visible marks afterward so no one knew. My skin is fairly sensitive too. They told me it's acceptable to use make up immediately after (I'm assuming this is true for all laser hair removal and I wasn't the exception) so you can cover any redness anyway.

It work best on people with fair skin and dark hair, but I think newer methods and lasers are making it work better for EVERYONE, not just fair brunettes.

Good luck. This is not only a nuisance, but I know it's embarrassing and difficult for some people. Hope it works out for you and her!

Facial Hair Removal?

Hi, I am curious which hair removal you used, there are so many. I have had 7 treats and the hair has not gone away :( However it has reduced the thickness but can you suggestion me which company or laser place you used. Thank you so much contact cute_tweetie_pie@yahoo.com Report It

Facial Hair Removal?

I would take her to get it waxed. It does hurt but eventually it will quit growing. I would start w/ a routine of every 2 wks. then eventually 3 and so forth.

Facial Hair Removal?

Maybe laser removal?

Facial Hair Removal?

Try laser hair removal.

I'm doing it, too, for my very hairy face.

I can totally relate to your daughter....

Facial Hair Removal?

I've tried many different things BUT nothing better than laiser..

i tries Nair, sugar, wax, shaving...................different types of things nothing works only laiser in a good clinic..

NOTICE don't u ever do it in a beauty shop..!

Facial Hair Removal?

waxing is semi permanent.Electrolosis makes in thinner and last longer.

Facial Hair Removal?

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods.

Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful.

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Laser hair removal For Men, home lasers?

Any one try the EPILA LASER PERMANENT HAIR REMOVER?

or the LB500s Laser Hair Remover?

or the RIO SCANNING LASER PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL?

do they work ? are the results as good as those when you visit a professional?

*if there is no reduction, do you at least get rid of the hair for a certain amount of time?

Laser hair removal For Men, home lasers?

The 3rd one has some reviews I found through google because I was curious about your question..

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Rio_Laser_Hair_Rem...

the reviews don't seem very great.

I don't think there is a product at home that would be equivalent to laser removal because then everyone would be talking about it trying to get it. So yeah.. if you really want to remove, probably just pay for actual laser removal.

Laser hair removal For Men, home lasers?

Hey,

I busted down an bought the RIO hair remover, and from what I can tell it does fry the hair. It does not do anything in the permanent rhelm! Do not waste your MONEY on this item! It takes more power to remove hair, and this unit claims that it has the power.....it don't!

A.J. Report It

Laser hair removal For Men, home lasers?

LB500s doesn't work for me either. I don't see a single hair fall out. I can feel the heat, and it only burn the hair that above my skin. Next couple day the same hair will grow back. This item has not return policy. I am going to re-sell it. Maybe it works for other people.

Why isn't simply tweezing hair a permanent solution for hair removal?

Because hair is the way your body actually gets rid of Keratine which is a hard protein that also contains amino acids . Out bodies must excreet the hard protein so it is actually a good thing, we have hair, beleive it or not ! Also,laser hair removing is an option , but not always a good idea, many people would like to become "hairless" without knowing that they are interfering with the bodys natural functions , in addition, many do not understand that Laser hair removal is not a PERMANENT solution ...in fact what it does is thin hair out some hair will fall out and return in a thinner finer form, some may even permanently subside,but once more the procedure is not deemed a permanent solution to removing hair.

Why isn't simply tweezing hair a permanent solution for hair removal?

Because the hair follicle from which the hair grows is still alive. Therefore, even if you tweeze it, it will continue to grow back.

Why isn't simply tweezing hair a permanent solution for hair removal?

To permanently remove hair you must kill the hair follicle so it stops producing hair. Tweezing just removes the hair from its bulb (small ball at the end of the hair)

Why isn't simply tweezing hair a permanent solution for hair removal?

the hair follicle isn't removed when tweezing. only the hair itself.

If laser hair removal doesn't work for blond or red hair, will it work if you dye the hair a da

I'd really like to have permanent hair removal, but my hair is strawberry blond, and I've heard that laser hair removal only works on darker hairs. If I dye my hair darker, will laser hair removal be more likely to work for me?

If laser hair removal doesn't work for blond or red hair, will it work if you dye the hair a darker color?

I dont think so, because the dye won't get down to the root under your skin that the lazer needs to zap. Did the hair removal company tell you that it won't work for you? Try going to a different place and see what they say.

If laser hair removal doesn't work for blond or red hair, will it work if you dye the hair a darker color?

No. You are shaved for the laser treatment. Try electrolysis. I have some white hairs and my lady uses electrolysis on those hairs. Good luck

If laser hair removal doesn't work for blond or red hair, will it work if you dye the hair a darker color?

I have blond hair and was looking to have laser done. The consultant told me that hair dye does not penetrate the hair below the skin which is where the laser has to go to destroy the base of the hair follicle.

If your hair is white or light, the laser will not work. Upside is that waxing usually does not hurt near as bad with hairs that are white or very light in color because those hairs tend to be thinner in diameter, and waxing lasts 6 weeks, so that would be your best alternative.

If laser hair removal doesn't work for blond or red hair, will it work if you dye the hair a darker color?

Laser hair removal is 閳ユ笡ermanent閳?hair removal method but is expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Hair removal? ...permenant options?

I was wondering if anyone has tried, or knows someone, or knows much about laser or electrolysis hair removal.

If you have, I had a few questions: Was it particularly painful? Which do you think is better? How much does it usually cost? Was it worth it? Does anyone recommend someone who does it...links would be useful. Also, Did it actually work?!?

I have also heard about home permanent hair removal kits...anyone heard of them...do they work and are they safe?...or just a con?

...Anyone know any other permanent hair removal things?

Hair removal? ...permenant options?

Well I am going through permanent hair removal right now actually. I am getting Palomar Pulsed Light System. It is working amazing and I have only been through 1 session. I am getting my face and neck done -- from my eyes and to the bottom of my neck. It is $600 for 5 treatments. It is really quick. Each session takes only 10-15 minutes. I have only been through one session and I have already seen incredible differences and I can't be happier with it!! It doesn't hurt at all, its just a little zap at each section of hair. Yes, as the girl said they do shave the area, but if you go to a good doctor you will begin to see results immediately and it isn't bad at all. I'd say if your self conscious about something and think you would feel better doing it, it is really worth it! I am super happy about it and would reccommend it to everyone. :) Good luck!

Hair removal? ...permenant options?

actually,if i were you i'd stick to the waxing hair removal,because it's safer and cheaper,you can never tell with these doctors ....

Hair removal? ...permenant options?

Well a mate of mine had hair removal on her face for her top lip, the bad thing was they had to shave it with a razor first,and you have to keep going to get permanent hair removal over 6 weeks.The home hair removal is not worth it the don't work!!

Area Average Cost for 1 treatment

Bikini $350 to $500

Back Hair $600 to $900

Lower Legs $600 to $850

Upper Legs $600 to $850

Arms $350 to $500

Chest $350 to $600

Under Arms $250 to $350

Face %26amp; Neck $600 to $900

Hair removal? ...permenant options?

Duct Tape ...home depot $2.45 USD.

Hair removal? ...permenant options?

Here is a link to an informative article about a womans laser hair removal experience, I think you will find this useful in answering your question. ENJOY!

Hair removal...laser and electrolysis?

I was wondering if anyone has tried, or knows someone, or knows much about laser or electrolysis hair removal.

If you have, I had a few questions: Was it particularly painful? Which do you think is better? How much does it usually cost? Was it worth it? Does anyone recommend someone who does it...links would be useful. Also, Did it actually work?!?

I have also heard about home permanent hair removal kits...anyone heard of them...do they work and are they safe?...or just a con?

...Anyone know any other permanent hair removal things?

Hair removal...laser and electrolysis?

Here is a link to an informative article about a womans laser hair removal experience, I think you will find this useful in answering your question. ENJOY!

Anyone have any none permanent methods for removal of facial hair on men, other than shaving?

I hate shaving. I hate it. But I like being clean shaven. I was just curious if anyone knew of any other safe methods of hair removal other than shaving? I was thinking some chemical product. Anyone know of any that wont damage the skin on my face, and will remove my beard effectively?

Anyone have any none permanent methods for removal of facial hair on men, other than shaving?

You could always remove your skin.... thpthpthpthpthpthpthp

Clarice, is that you???

Anyone have any none permanent methods for removal of facial hair on men, other than shaving?

Nair would be a short solution or something like it. There are alot of products on the market that aren't harmful to the skin. However for lasting effects, I would suggest laser. It takes a bit, but the end result is off the chain!!! Just make sure you check references first. Hope this helps.

Laser hair removal is not permanent... then what is?

im a currently 18 year old, an age still with raging hormones, since junior high i have had a slight unibrow and have plucked it ever since... before entering college i was hoping i could permanently remove this unibrow, i have considered the idea of laser hair removal and have called the laser facility, where i got a honest response saying that it would not permanently remove this excessive hair, especially at this age...

is there any way i can get my unibrow removed permanently? thanks!

Laser hair removal is not permanent... then what is?

hey luv with laser hair removal its like the best thing to get for the closest to permanent hair removal. true it wont last forever but then you can just go back for the routinly treatment. if you want a different approach then i recomend waxing its not as painful as its said to be but its also temperary it lasts for about 3 months i personaly have had laser removal like everywhere and its managable to me

so it depends on you

luv ya good luck

Laser hair removal is not permanent... then what is?

Radiation poisoning?

Laser hair removal is not permanent... then what is?

well im saying laser hair removal is A RIP OFF

and me, never having those kind of issues,if i did i would would proably keep doing what you do, pluck.

Have you ever had laser hair removal? Really permanent?

I had laser hair removal 7 years ago and the hair is still gone so I guess it is permanent. The key is whether you are a good candidate and whether the practioner knows what they are doing.

The site http://www.HairRemovalForum.com has more info and a directory of certified providers.

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

I know you need up to 5 treatments, but if you have them all does it grow back?

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

Laser hair removal is 閳ユ笡ermanent閳?hair removal method but is expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

I tried it and it didn't work at all for me. Plus, I was the perfect candidate (dark hair, light skin) so you'd figure it would work perfectly; not the case.

I'd say try electrolosis instead.

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

It doesn' grow back so is really permanent as far as I know. I haven't tried it so I can' give you more details.

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

Yup, it's permanent. The root of your hair is mutilated so the hair cannot grow back.

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

old hairs are destroyed, but new hairs can still grow.

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

Laser hair removal is permanent.

Some professionals use photolysis which is a non permanent method and they trick you by saying that it is a lazer.

So make sure that they use a real laser.

Is laser hair removal really permanent?

The laser burns are permanent....the hair isn't!

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent

With waxing, it will grow back. The only permanent solution is laser removal, which is rather costly for most people.

Hair will not necessarily grow thicker. You just have to make sure that you wax just like the instructions say, and press firmly before pulling back, to make sure that each hair is completely extracted, because sometimes it just breaks off very close to the skin(which would have basically the same result as shaving), but it usualy happens with thin, weak hairs only. When that happens, the hair wont be visible so you wont notice at first, but it will grow back a bit thicker.

Bottom line is, don't wax unless you absolutely have to. If the hair is fine/medium and not that long, bleach it instead (use only special bleach for facial hair). In fact, i would recommend trying bleaching it first, and if you dont like it like that, you can always wax it afterwards.

Hope i helped! :)

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

It will actually make the hair lighter and thinner.

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

with waxing it doesnt grow thicker. Hair do come back, because waxing isnt a permanent hair removal method. Shaving causes thicker hair, waxing regrows them in natural form.I am sure there must be some permanent hair removal system

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

wax isnt permanent depeneding on the person itll probably grow back in 2 weeks or so... some get lucky and doesnt grow for a couple of months...

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

no matter what you do unwanted hair will always return. For some people it may grow thicker. in that case you may have to wax more often. If the hair is no long then dont even wax!!!

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

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Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

to tell ya the ABSOLUTE TRUTH anything u will do it will need maintenince for as long as u still have hair on ur head now another question is how long will it last? everybody's wax tretment is diffrent beacause their hair grows at a diffrent rate so it all depends on u !

~hope i helped u

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

waxing is not permanent. but it last much longer and is better for you than shaving and it will be much smoother,

Hair removal for women on lip area will it return if using waxing or grow thicker is it a permanent removal?

You will need laser hair removal to be permanent which will cost $300-$500 for 5-6 treatments on your upper lip.

Would many men be interested in permanent removal of facial hair?

Most men have to shave every day and besides being one extra thing to do, it can also be hazzard if you cut yourself not to mention the cost or razors, shaving cream, etc.

I myself don't ever want a moustache, goatee, beard, etc. so if I could avoid the task of shaving every day it would make my life just a little bit simpler.

I suspect that most men wouldn't want to have this done but is that only because you sometimes want facial hair? or at least to have that option avaiable for later in life? What if it was long term but not permanent (say it lasted a year or two)?

I'm sure that guys that get their backs waxed wished that it was permanent so if you really think about it, this idea isn't so crazy is it?

Would many men be interested in permanent removal of facial hair?

Making permanent changes for ones current tastes is a truly bad idea! How could you know you wouldn't like a beard 20-30 years down the road? I can see a non-permanent long-term (such as a year) form of hair removal being popular, but permanent is just too...well, permanent.

Would many men be interested in permanent removal of facial hair?

I wouldn't ever want permanent hair removal. I would want that option to change my style or the way I look.

Would many men be interested in permanent removal of facial hair?

I would go for permanent in a second! I hate facial hair and I know I would not miss it and I would not miss shaving everyday! My skin would look great too! I wish I could do it NOW.

Does anyone know for a fact that laser hair removal is permanent?

I have had it done on my chin about 4 times in a total of about two years. at first its much less hair growth, but eventually becomes just as much there as before i ever had a treatment. seems to me that its not permanently removed. any advise on what to do? its very embaressing.

Does anyone know for a fact that laser hair removal is permanent?

i love you

Does anyone know for a fact that laser hair removal is permanent?

yea i had it done on my ***,the hair never came back

Does anyone know for a fact that laser hair removal is permanent?

good question, Ive wondered the same thing.

is the service guarunteed? check with your dr. maybe you can get free treatments.

Does anyone know for a fact that laser hair removal is permanent?

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Laser Hair removal, really permanent??? Should I, should I not?

What are the average prices? What are the advantages and disadvantages, is it really "permanent"? Painfull?

Laser Hair removal, really permanent??? Should I, should I not?

The prices and number of sessions vary a lot, and so does the percentage of hair that grows back after each session--this I notice after having read up on the subject online. I suggest you search for *laser hair removal* here in yahoo answers and on any search engine--you can get a lot of info, including tips and pictures. Some people say it's really permanent, others say they had hair grow back; some are happy with their results, others are not; some say it's painful, others say it's not. In my case, it was only slightly painful, in a good way, like a good massage. It all depends from person to person.

The price is really the main disadvantage, and there is no guaranteed result because of all the varying individual factors. You're an ideal candidate if you have light skin and dark hair, but even if not, I've read there are still laser options for that. The advantage is, duh, permanent hair removal if you're lucky; permanent hair reduction if you're not that lucky. Some do get scars and stuff so do go to a qualified professional.

And what I said about the prices varying a lot?--Here's an example, from where I live. I paid 24,000 Philippine pesos for mine(BOTH underarms and bikini line, including numbing gel, cold compress and anti-inflammatory cream, 8 sessions each and transferrable, ie if you're lucky and all hair is gone by the 4th treatment or so, you can sell or give away the extra treatments which you've already paid for to your friend or whoever), which, at the current exchange rate is about 510 dollars. The only other laser clinic in my city is the most reputable in the country and has a rate of 66,000 Philippine pesos for EITHER underarm only or bikini line only--about 1,105 dollars for 6 sessions+2 extra if there's still any hair, and non-transferrable. Even if a thousand dollars for 6-8 sessions sounds inexpensive to Westerners, it's a high price in our currency, especially for a student like me, so I was really lucky I examined the options.

So I suggest you do a lot of research first, and search for a good deal in your area BUT make sure it's a reputable clinic and they know what they're doing; don't just go to any cheap one. If you have the cash and the patience, you should go for it. Just don't quit if the hairs are still coming back after the first few sessions--finish your treatment. Take pain relievers about 30 minutes beforehand, and forgo any tanning or whitening on the area to be treated for, I guess, at least 2 weeks beforehand. Good luck!

Laser Hair removal, really permanent??? Should I, should I not?

hiya!

I'm from Ph too, where's that clinic? and what's its name?

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Laser Hair removal, really permanent??? Should I, should I not?

its not cheap, it hurts and it takes several treatments to get all of you, plus other hairs that are not above skin level will come out after you had it done so you will need more than one treatment on any area of the body.

Laser Hair removal, really permanent??? Should I, should I not?

First, hairs under the skin do get treated. Only hairs from dormant follicles don't get treated. The average price is $50 per Tx to $500 per Tx for large areas. The advantages are that it is fast and only requires 4-6 Tx to get 95-99.9% of the hair removed. I had treatments on my neck 6 years ago and all of the hair is still gone....and I am EXTREMELY happy. The pain is not too bad but it depends where you are getting treated....each subsequent treatment hurts less and less because their is less hair to treat.

Make sure you go to someone with experience who is using fairly new equipment. Don't go to a discount provider as they are probably using old equipment or equipment that doesn't work. The attached sites have more information and a list of reputable providers.

Is there anyway other than laser treatment for permanent facial hair removal?

I went for laser it dint work on the contrary i go for threading once in a week before laser it was once in 15days i do not have any hormonal imbalance

Is there anyway other than laser treatment for permanent facial hair removal?

There is a process called electrolysis which has been used. I know nothing of its merits.

Is there anyway other than laser treatment for permanent facial hair removal?

ya . you can take saving every day

Is there anyway other than laser treatment for permanent facial hair removal?

Electrolysis, its a permanent way to remove your hair. But i wouldn't say it was the best. Depenting on your hair roots and the type of skin you have their could be side effects such as pain and you might have to go more than once in a period of 12-18 months until it is absolutely permenentally removed.

Is there anyway other than laser treatment for permanent facial hair removal?

Dear Sister, you can contact DR RAJAN T.D via email and he being an expert dermatologist based in MUMBAI will give you the best opinion. He has been my skin doctor since last 10 and half years and believe me he is an expert in his field. All the best

Email: rajan.td@gmail.com

Is there such a thing as permanent nose hair removal,im sick of triming the darn thing???

I don't relate think there is but you got to remember you need them because they filter out the air and help keep your nose from drying up. They even keep thing's out of there like bug's and pollen from going in .

My sister want to go for permanent laser hair removal,Pl suggest me ,where have to go?

Well, I don't know where you are, so I can't help you out specifically, but I think if you look in the yellow pages, or surf the web, you should be able to find somewhere that offers it. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

How much is it for permanent laser hair removal?

depends on where u go. many places will advertise cheaper prices than others to draw customers. what they dont tell u is that for real permanent results u will have to get 5-7 treatments. so if the ad says $150, times that by 5 or 7 over a 5-7 month time span.

How much is it for permanent laser hair removal?

free if you volunteer to be tasered by the cops

How much is it for permanent laser hair removal?

Depends where you go and whether they use IPL or laser. It's expensive either way, especially since you need several sessions of it to make an impact on the hair. It also depends on which part of your body you want done, a small part or lots of different parts. Even small parts can end up costing a lot over several sessions. You are taking thousands for the larger parts.

How much is it for permanent laser hair removal?

My wife had her Underarms and bikini line done and it cost around $1500 for 4 Tx of both areas. In general, prices vary according to where you live, how experienced the group is and how good the equipment is...you can call 888.517.4187 and they have costs for anywhere in the county.

My only advice would be to go to someone with experience who has fairly new equipment, most people who spend the $$$ and have bad results go to someone inexperienced or who uses old ineffective lasers. The attached site has more info on pricing and what types of equipement are good for different hair/skin types.

Has anyone tried the permanent laser hair removal? does it have any side effects??

I had it done on my neck and chest and had great results. The hair is still gone 6 years later. The riskiest side effect is if you tan between treatments you can get a burn because the laser will interact with the melanin in your skin.

Make sure to go someone qualifed so that you are not over or under treated. The attached sites have more information and a directory of certified providers.

Has anyone tried the permanent laser hair removal? does it have any side effects??

no side affects my mum told me to tell you

Has anyone tried the permanent laser hair removal? does it have any side effects??

yer hair never grows back.

Has anyone tried the permanent laser hair removal? does it have any side effects??

Laser hair removal is excellent. My wife had her legs, underarms, bikini, and upper lip. In the beginning the treatments are a little painful but as the hairs stop growing back there is less and less pain involved. After a year of treatment, the hair is completely gone.

How expensive is permanent laser hair removal?

Most places charge bu the amount of your body you wish to treat. An upper body treatment can range from $450-$1000 depending on were you go. The reason its so expensive is because body hair is on a cycle it grows and falls out over and over every 3-6 months, and every follicle has a different begging and end date. Since it is important to laser the follicle at a specific time in this cycle you need to go for several treatments over the course of a six months to a year.

How expensive is permanent laser hair removal?

it varies from 350.00 to 500 per session and in most cases it takes 4 to 5 sessions.

Has anyone tried permanent laser hair removal? Does it really remove all the hair completely?

Generally you need 4-6 treatments to get 99% of the hair removed. Also, some dormant follicles can go active during hormonal changes, like pregnancy. The key is going to someone experienced who owns really good equipment.

The site http://www.HairRemovalForum.com has a great list of providers who have all received positive surveys from previous customers.

Has anyone tried permanent laser hair removal? Does it really remove all the hair completely?

I work for a Dermatologist who does laser hair removal and there are a few catches! Most people need more than just 1 treatment-but USUALLY it does work after a few appointments! Check with your local dermatologist or who ever does laser hair removal in your town! Usually you can schedule a consult appointment to answer any questions you have!! Good Luck!