do you need to go to college to do laser hair removal?
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You usually train to be a beautician and then do a side course on laser hair removal!!
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Courses such as hairdressing are not done through universities but TAFE. \n\nVisit: http://www.tafe.sa.edu.au/\n\nA
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If they accept fin. aid, they are probably accredited. If they don't, they are not..With most online colleges, you can do it in less than 4 years.  Depends on the college..BE SURE THEY ARE accredited..They all have accreditation but I went to one and needed 3 classes for my bachelors only to find out I would have to move to OHIO to use it..Also know that if you might plan on attending an offline school, the classes you took may not transfer.
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no, you can get certified without a college degree, but you do need to take classes
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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.
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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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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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The success of laser hair removal depends a great deal on your skin tone and hair color and the type of laser being used. Some lasers work better on light skin and some work better on dark skin.\n\nLaser hair removal is not 100% permanent. You should expect some hair to regrow.
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1. You want to make sure any college or universities you're thinking about is accredited and recognized by the U.S.\n\n2. GOing to an university, will give you more educational recognition and a higher range of income\n\n3. Some people can say they went to college..... Beauty College..... instead of University of Washington, Oklahoma University, or University of California, Los Angeles. They will know you invested more into your education and have a well-rounded education (meaning multiple career fields) versus focusing on one trade (one career field).\n\nGood luck to you.
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A friend of mine went for laser hair removal.  You have to go several times over the course of a year.  The reason being because your hair grows in cycles and they need to make sure they zap all of it.  I guess it feels like pins and needles during the procedure.  Afterwards, you feel like you have sunburn.  They give you an ointment that cools the area and soothes the pain.  My friend says it's working and the hair has not grown back.
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Yes it does!! It worked wonders for me.  I had the procedure done 7 years ago when I was 21.  It does take between 3 to 6 procedures to see significant change in hair growth.  Thank God I only needed 3 sessions.  \nUsually the lighter your skin color is and the darker the hair the more success you will have and you wont have to take the 6 recommneded sessions. The reason for this is because the laser light goes after the dark hair easily. Also u need to get the treatment done every 6 to 8 weeks apart because of the hair growth pattern. Our body hair grows in different cycles in different parts and doing the procedure every 6 weeks guarantees that every section of follicles will be damaged. \nThe reason I had the procedure done which btw cost me $1200 each session for both my legs from my knee down was because I was as hairy as a guy and everytime i shaved or used Nair my skin will get extremely irritated. I cannot explain to you how much i hated summer because i was only able to shave once a week, the first day was ok to wear skirts and shorts but then by the end of the day i had to cover up for another 5 or 6 days until i was able to shave again.  Now, 7 years later i barely have any hair in my legs, yes i do get a stranded hair here and there but i can just shave it off easily or leave there for about a week or so becuase they are now very fine..   I also have to tell you that i had the procedure done in my underarms twice as well but i still have to shave, i have seen no difference there- perhaps because of the hair growth cycle and i only had 2 treatments.  I hope my answer helps you, I dont know the reasons why you want to get the hair laser removal procedure done but if you find the right Dr you will have great results.  Also, if you are like me and dont like to go through pain you should have the Doctor prescribe you a cream to numb the area to be treated.  My very first laser treatment only lasted a few minutes because i could not take the 'pain', it was a sensation as if a thousand rubber bands were hitting my skin, the doctor prescribed a cream that i applied 30 minutes before each procedure in his office.  I used to go 30 minutes before my scheduled appointment and i will undress, put on my cream, cover the legs with a plastic wrap and 30 minutes later i will unwrapp and procedure was done- lasted about 20 mintes.
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It depends on your college, definitely.  Some schools require it, others don't.  Most schools will give you at least a few options to choose from--for example, you could take the "Public Speaking" class, or you might have the option to take a speaking-intensive class in a subject you enjoy instead.  Look at the course requirements of the schools you're interested in.  \n\nAnd by the way, course requirements aren't set out by state, they're set out by the individual school.
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In order to get your DMD, you will need at least a bachelorate degree...and it is getting more and more competitive to where many of the in coming dental students have masters and Phds.\n\nAs to what is considered a top college for pre-dental...that depends on the region you are looking at.
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One of my ex-boyfriends went to a community college and got an Associates degree in something or another electrical.  When you're done with that, you have to study to take a test.  Once you pass it, you can get hired on with a company either directly or as an apprentice.
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I dont't think getting a laser treatment that young is a good idea. Also there are side effects think how important it is first and if its worth it. talk to a dermatologist for more info.
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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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Yep!  You can go get laser hair removal.  It actually kills the root though so the hair will never grow back.  Some people need up to five treatments, but it is so worth it!  Imagine never having to shave again!  \n\nOnly thing is before you do this make sure you are never going to want facial hair.  Even if you don't do so many treatments that all the roots die it will be really, really thin.  Too thin to grow anything you'd be proud of...lol.\n\nWell, here is a link to a really good laser clinic.  They are who I use and recommend.  Good luck!\n\nwww.advancedlaserclinics.com