Does Laser Hair Removal Work?
549078
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.
575591
For Baldness? Yes it doesn work on the hairline.\n\nDont worry about all those Scam products they dont work in time we will eventually find a Cure for Baldness its closer then we think and All these Methods dont work.\n\nHair Transplants duplicates the hair so it progresses and thats why it works.
523370
Typically guys settle for temporary methods and often choose to remove hair manually perhaps with tweezers.Or by a bit more palatable method; nose and ear hair trimmers.\n\nYou might find a laser hair removal practitioner that is willing to offer ear hair removal but when it comes to nose hair removal, you're probably stuck with shorter-term options like the ones mentioned above.
451855
Why don't you try Pulsed Light (this is not a laser) Yeh! it seems expensive but look at how much money you would save in the long run with shaving products etc. not to mention the discomfort of your problem. Either that or grow a beard.
1005753
there is a cream for removing hair, you can use it, it is good. it is called hair remover
244316
A friend of mine had her bikini area done and she said it worked well.  You have to go about 5 times over the course of a year.  It feels like having sunburn but they give you a cream to soothe the pain.  Also, some areas have higher success rates than others.  The tech told my friend that leg hair is really hard to remove successfully.
229981
LEEP (laser) therapy can get rid of the warts. But be aware you are carrying a virus (human papilloma virus) and it is not curable. You can get rid of the warts, but they can and will grow back. sorry!
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.
1071410
One ouch, two ouch, three ouch. OOOOOH My!!!! Tweezers works fine. If you are looking for a lasting solution laser is the way to go. It's pricey but effective.
558259
Laser removal is expensive and not always effective. I have found the most "relief" from being threaded (when the hair is removed using two pieces of twisted string to yank out the hair.) and using Vaniqa twice a day. You have to get it from your dermitologist. I prefer using it after threading, but you can use it after any hair removal process. It slows down the growth process.
703893
i'd like to have laser hair removal so I wouldn;t have to shave ever again
599233
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
55626
Burn it off or laser removal. The laser takes several visits and is expensive. Burning it off is painful, dangerous (high risk of infection), and will most likely leave a large scar.
1028381
Sure it works I have used it to but it does irritate I can tell you that much and you can also be sensitive to it. I would say shave whatever you plan on using the nair on.
544268
You usually train to be a beautician and then do a side course on laser hair removal!!
569234
yes.  it is quite safe and predictable.  the lasers used for cosmetic procedures are highly regulated and tested.  the lasers are set to intensities that penetrate to depths necessary only for the procedure at hand.  the laser is only as good as the person using it however. \n\ni have had 3 laser treatments on my face for permanent removal of facial hair.  i had issues with acne and the treatments have been very helpful.  the sessions were very tolerable.  typically a topical anesthetic cream is rubbed on and allowed to sit on the face for 30-60 minutes.  for more involved procedures, other types of anesthesia may be necessary.  good luck.  you'll do fine.
991138
Epilation (waxing) is the most effective method of hair removal. But if you can afford about $75-$125 for 4 to 6 sessions (about one session every month), laser hair removal may be the treatment option for you. It is an outpatient procedure, relatively painless and once you have completed the initial treatment, you only have to go back once a year.