Permanent Hair Removal or
Laser Hair Removal
Advantages & Disadvantages
To understand the advantages and disadvantages first you have to know in brief how laser treatments works.
In Laser Hair Removal, a small hand-held instrument is held in the hands of a technician. The specific wavelength of laser light is directed toward the hair follicle.
Protective eye wear is worn by client and technician both. It is done precautionary as while changing position of instrument, there could be a dangerous chance of exposure to the eyes.
A chemical and mechanical
reaction occurs in the hair follicle without affecting your skin.
However in a few cases, the skin is overly exposed and there
may
be some short term redness. In very rare cases, the redness
may
last for a long time.
Advantages
- Harmless method of permanent hair removal.
- Permanent removel of unwanted hairs.
- If there is re-growth after laser hair removal, It will be
finer and lighter in texture as compared to before.
- Considered safe if performed properly.
- Useful for large areas such as backs or legs.
- Skin does not get harmed and It is almost painful.
- Laser hair removal fits to each body part, including face,
bikini, breast and other sensitive zones.
- Light-skinned consumers with dark hair have the best results.
Disadvantages
- Long-term proven results on safety and effectiveness have
not been accurately established yet.
- Generally not as effective on light coloured or unpigmented
(blonde or gray) hairs.
- Improper treatment can cause burns, lesions, skin
discoloration which can last for several months.
- Laser hair removal is quite expensive.
- Protection of eyes is necessary.