Does laser hair removal really work?

I am really frustrated with shaving and of course waxing got to be just painful..so i was wondering anybody who has experience in the field of laser hair removal?? would the result be satisfying?? Is it going to be permanent??

Does laser hair removal really work?

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Does laser hair removal really work?

Yes, it does work, but also expensive. The easiest way to manage unwanted hair is to shave it.

Does laser hair removal really work?

YES

Does laser hair removal really work?

Yes, it is permanent. BUT, it is also expensive and i can't say the result is satisfying cuz--it depends on the condition of your hair.

Does laser hair removal really work?

Bet you.It will work but it is very expensive and permenant.My advice to u is to not use that stuff.

Does laser hair removal really work?

I had laser hair removal 6 years ago and had great results. Make sure you go to an experienced practitioner who is using good equipment. Some people do not get results because they go to someone who has no idea what they are doing and the equipment is not very effective. The attached site has a list of providers and more information. If a provider receives bad customer survey scores from previous customers, they are dropped from the site.

Does laser hair removal really work?

I have had eight laser hair removal treatments. I have seen around 75% effectiveness so far. Each time it has been more and more effective. I am currently pretty satisfied with the treatments. I believe that after my tenth treatment I will only have to come back in once every two or three years. I started with a lot of dark hair and a medium complexion though. I would say that the lighter hairs take more treatments.

I don't do it through an MD. You don't have to do it with an MD and it is cheaper. You can get numbing cream prescribed from your doctor and it cost five bucks a tube. I had laser done a few years ago and it wasn't all that affective. They used a diode laser. I'm sure that there have been advancements in diode lasers since I had it done years ago, but the treatments I have been recieving over the last year are with an alexandrite laser.