Is it okay to do permanent laser hair removal

In the summer, many girls will shave their armpit hair in order to wear beautiful skirts or suspenders, while some will remove hair on their limbs, but this will eventually cause the hair to grow more and thicker. Therefore, many women like to undergo permanent laser hair removal. After this operation, the body hair will be removed directly and will no longer grow, and the skin will become smoother. Then we will explain to you about permanent laser hair removal from a medical perspective.

Laser permanent hair removal is an advanced hair removal and skin rejuvenation technology and is one of the most effective hair removal methods currently available. Laser permanent effect is very good. The laser permanent hair removal treatment system can provide a gentle, non-invasive treatment. The special band of strong pulsed light it emits can penetrate the skin and reach deep into the hair follicles, causing the temperature of the hair follicles to rise rapidly until they coagulate and die, achieving the effect of permanent hair removal.

When patients undergo permanent laser hair removal, many complications may occur, such as:

1. Erythema: There may be light red spots in the irradiated area, which usually disappear naturally after a few days.

2. Peeling: After treatment, some people develop thin brown scabs on the local skin, which will fall off naturally in about a week.

3. Pigmentation: A small number of people may develop light brown spots after treatment. This is a reaction of the skin to the treatment. Since it only occurs in a small number of people, it is related to the individual's special physique.

4. Scar: Theoretically, this selectivity will not cause irreversible damage to the normal tissue around the hair follicles. However, if you have a special physical condition, or if you do not pay attention to local cleaning after the operation and bacteria infect you, small scars may appear.

In fact, any surgery has two sides. After permanent laser hair removal, what we see on the surface is that all the hair on the body is gone, but the harm left behind will occur. However, if good care is taken after the operation, the occurrence of complications will be reduced. However, it will also cause many harms in the later stages, which cannot be compensated by the patients. Therefore, patients are advised not to use any hair removal treatments at will, as they will cause great harm to the pores, sweat glands, etc.