Laser Hair Removal

Are you sick of shaving, waxing, or plucking? When you get rid of unwanted hair, do you get razor bumps or acne-like breakouts? If so, laser hair removal might be a good option.

We at surgiderma hospital use lasers to safely and successfully remove unwanted hair from the face and body. With our most advanced quadruple wavelength laser machine , laser hair removal is safe for most people.

Six or more sessions may be needed to get rid of the extra hair. Laser hair removal is permanent on most parts of the body after it is done. Because of hormones, it doesn't stay on a woman's face forever.

When hair comes back, laser hair removal can be done again. Most parts of the body can be treated with hair-removal lasers. A lot of lasers can treat big areas well. Laser hair removal can be used to help with:

Armpits
Back
Bikini area
Chest
Face, especially the upper lip and the chin
Legs
Neck
Shoulders

Lasers are a big part of fixing many problems with the skin, hair, and nails. Laser treatment has come a long way in the last few years. Dermatologists have been at the forefront of these changes.

One example is that laser hair removal is now safe for more people. In the past, laser hair removal was safe only for people with dark hair and light skin.

Things to think about before getting laser hair removal

Ask the following questions before laser hair removal to make sure your treatment lives up to your hopes:

Will a dermatologist who is qualified by a board do the Laser hair removal?
How many times has the doctor done these laser treatments on people with my skin color?
How many times will I need laser treatments?
What can I expect to happen?
What do I need to do before getting laser hair removal?
What are the possible downsides?
Am I more likely to get any side effects?
Can you show me before-and-after pictures or let me talk to some of the people you've helped with laser hair removal?
What will the cost of the treatment be?

During the appointment, your dermatologist can also tell you if there's a better treatment for you.

Information to give your doctor before laser hair removal

Before you get laser hair removal, be sure to tell your doctor if you have:

Scars tend to form.
A fresh tan.
Have you ever had a keloid, a kind of raised scar?
A tendency to get cold sores or herpes in the groin area.
Taken isotretinoin, which is a medicine used to treat serious acne, or any other medicine, including over-the-counter medicines like aspirin.

The dermatologist will also look at your skin, since the success of this procedure relies on a number of things.

Care needs to be taken

If you have laser hair removal, you should start doing what your doctor tells you right away. This helps lessen the chance of possible side effects. Your dermatologist will give you directions like:

Do not tan (outdoors and indoors).

Do not use sunless tanners.

Use sunscreen to keep your face safe. Every day before going outside, you should put on the sunscreen. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or more and a water-resistant formula.

Process for Laser Hair Removal

The place that will be treated will be cleaned before the treatment begins.

The area is evaluated by Dr Sujaya S N or other dermatologist. A numbing gel is given to some people. A numbing cream takes about 30 to 60 minutes to work.

The laser treatment will take place in a room that is set up especially for laser treatments. During the process, everyone in the room must wear eye protection. During the process, the laser is used on the skin while it is held tight. Many patients say that the laser waves feel like rubber bands snapping against the skin or warm pinpricks.

A laser gets rid of hair by turning it into smoke. This makes little puffs of smoke that smell like sulfur.