Is LaZeR HaIr ReMoVaL  safe? Anyone had it done???
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Depends on what you mean by safe. I had it done and am no worse off, but it can cause the treated spot to become lighter (usually indicates the collagen is rebuilding) or even darker. This could be permanent. Different lasers and treatment administrators can mean different results, for better or worse. Make sure your provider has worked with your type of skin before, and even then, I would try a small spot (a sample treatment) to see if your skin will react negatively. \n\nOn the plus side, the laser did eliminate a cycle of hair growth.\n\nTips: \n\n1-Ask questions from the office like should you shave prior to treatment and do they use a cooling gel or spray.\n\n2-Wear clothing that covers the area, so you don't get a lot of looks when you leave. \n\n3-Take a pain killer before you go, preferrably at least 30 minutes before. It hurts. Imagine snapping a rubber band several times in one small area--or large area, if you mean legs or other.
415751
I believe the dermatologist needs to do this.  I'm not sure it would be sanitary to do it yourself.  Or if you did do it yourself at your own risk, be ready for possible complications and infections.
611376
I don't shave my testicles, but I have several straight  friends who swear by it.  They claim that it's cleaner, makes the area more sensitive, and makes their penis look bigger by comparison.  No, it's not dangerous.  A standard safety razor can't make a big enough cut to do any significant damage.  \n\nPersonally, if I decided to go hairless, I'd use a depilatory (like Nair) instead of shaving.  Less skin irritation and less chance of shaving nicks.
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I don't know about whether such a procedure exists, but what the others have said is correct.\n\nA lot of men and women think it's extra sexy if you don't have much pubic hair.  Lucky you that you seem to have been born with this trait.  Think of your lack of hair as a blessing, not a shortcoming.\n\nWomen who have hair down there endure a lot of pain to get rid of their hair with things like Brazilian waxing and laser treatments.  And usually this is expensive also, as in "I can't believe I'm actually paying someone to put me in this much pain!"  Less expensive treatments like shaving have to be kept up, and sometimes they itch, and sometimes your vagina feels like sandpaper when the hair starts growing in.
667006
I knew a guy who was having laser hair removal on the face, and the sessions were every week for a few months. It was also quite expensive. They have to go in and basically kill off the hair follicle. That's why it takes a few sessions to do it. It doesn't hurt to call a place and just ask some questions. I'm sure they'd be quite helpful.
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Hello..First those two moles can be not removed if they are not suggested to by a doctor(maybe you'd like to remove them from Aesthetic appearance).First you should know that it is nowadays a very routine and easy to deal procedure and just stay aware who will be the surgeon that will do the procedure.Done with laser is even better.After the procedure you have to apply for protection a high protective UVA and UVB sunscreen cream,because after such removel plus sun rays it may cause you even skin cancer..As a whole the thing is not big.Don't worry!! Best of luck!!
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I have a tidy up so to speak.\nThis is personal preference, some people like to leave it totally natural, while others go the full hog and bald as a babys bum !!!  Some people trim and style it like an upside down triangle and hearts(even colour it).\nThere is a few ways off removing the hair, the easiest is waxing but not to every bodys taste.  Another favourite is shaving - be sure not to go over the same area to often as this will irritate the skin.  Trim the hair down to a short length before shaving with a pair of scissors, then have a warm bath, this will make the hairs softer.  Try and use a fragrant free female shaving foam, never dry shave. Use a new ravor every time, this will prevent infection. Hold the skin taught and go once in the direction the hair goes and then once in the opposite direction.  Rinse well when complete.  You may finish off with a very fine dusting of baby powder for a smooth finish. You may notice that the more you carry on shaving the less irritation you will have and less ingrowing hairs, and the itching will ease but unfortunately will never truley go away.\nTo make it fun or even part of foreplay, you could always get your partner to carefully do it for you, and this way there won't be any missed bits.
505727
Laser hair removal is better if it is available.Hair reduction is long term and painless and safe.
561653
As for the fat part, just go to the gym every day and work out with weights and cardio, both!! Secondly, regarding the hair on your back and stomach, laser hair removal is your best option. But I must warn you laser hair removal will give you permanent REDUCTION of hairs, NOT permanent removal. Some of the hairs not permanently removed with be thinner, otherwise it doesn't work. Trust me, I underwent 12 PAINFUL!!! treatments over a 3 1/2 years. It cost me over 3k! I am not pleased with the results at all considering what it cost me. I still have to shave the back of my neck after all I went through.
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Please don't go for laser treatment, as that would be permanent, and you'd be stuck with your 1990s baldness for good.  Fashions are already changing back to hair because so many people are physically miserable with the whole shaving bit. Waxing is barbaric - you're pulling out hairs by the roots from one of the most senstive parts of your body - and having a stranger messing with your privates. EEEEEEEEwww! Shaving means, stubble, bumps, redness, scratching your crotch because it itches. It's gross. Keep the hair clean, but keep it!
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When you say permanently you have only two options, laser hair removal or electrolysis.  They are expensive but worth it.  Next to that, waxing is the best option.
825953
I don't think you should worry about it so much. I had a unibrow but now i wax them, but i also have a noticeable mustache. I never messed with my facial hair but my eyebrows because if you shave or mess with it, it comes out to be even thicker. You need to help her to be more confident. I also have really hairy arms and well nobody messes with me, I got used to it. If that doesn't help well then my best guess would be laser removal. Good luck with her and tell her she's not the only one, I think it's just natural in some girls.
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I have PCOS, and have had laser hair removal.  It took 4-5 treatments over the course of a year.  The hair grew back, much thinner, finer, and it is actually white now.  I had my forearms and upper lip done.  Note: Hair on the face is harder to remove and may take more treatments.
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Injections are an option. My friend got them and they worked like a charm! Also, lots of topical vitamin K. Laser surgery isn't invasive, but it sure is a step in that direction. Good luck :) Or.... you could just live with how you are???
181999
You could wax or remove with nair but youd have to do it all the time, a lot of hassle really.\nWhy dont you bleach it? With joleen. Its much easier.\n\nPlus, you might want to find out why you have facial hair, sometimes its a sign of PCOS. Get screened just in case.\nGood luck
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Laser hair removal is a good way as well as electolysis. Many day spas have these procedures or at least be able to point you in the right direction. Cosmetic surgeon may be able to help as well. Can be a little expensive but for such a small area it shouldn't be too bad
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Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods. \nWaxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful. \nElectrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged. \nA review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt