Laser Hair Removal

In Laser Hair Removal, a beam of laser light actually uses heat to destroy the hair follicles. Lasers are considered to be prescription devices and should only be used with the direct supervision of a licensed practitioner. In many cases, some sort of topical anesthetic product (usually in the form of a cream) is recommended prior to laser hair removal. This anesthetic product is meant to minimize any pain that may take place during the hair removal procedure. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends that all consumers take the time to meet with a medical professional to discuss the circumstances in which any anesthetic creams should be used, and whether or not the use is appropriate.

Anyone who decides to utilize a skin-numbing lotion, cream, or other product should always follow the directions of a qualified healthcare professional. Furthermore, they should also consider using a product that contains the lowest possible amount of any anesthetic drugs. The FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research continues to receive reports on a regular basis of serious and even life-threatening side effects resulting from the use of large amounts of various tissue-numbing products designated for use during the laser hair removal process. These side effects can include blistering, swelling, redness, discoloration, and permanent scarring.

After any laser hair removal treatment, direct sunlight should be avoided until the healing process has completed.

Consultation with a qualified medical professional is highly recommended prior to any laser hair removal treatment.

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