In order to perform body hair correction, at first, a person must cut his hair to a few millimeters above the skin surface. After this and by visiting the clinic in question, the operator usually uses local anesthetic 20 to 30 minutes before lasering the hair. The use of local anesthesia greatly reduces the pain caused by laser hair removal. In this regard, it should be emphasized that, in general, laser equipment settings are made according to the color of people’s skin and hair, thickness and place of growth of unwanted hair.

In the next step, the technician shines a light pulse on the desired area and examines that area for a few minutes to make sure that the settings work optimally for that person and that there are no reactions associated with sensitivity in the person’s body. Once there are no worrisome results, the operator will proceed with the procedure, after which you may be given ice packs, anti-inflammatory creams, or lotions to reduce any discomfort and possible burning or pain. Laser hair removal is usually scheduled over a period of four to six weeks until the hair stops growing. It is interesting to know that our body hair has constant growth and rest cycles. Therefore, if the hair follicle is in the resting phase during the hair laser, the laser beam has no effect on it; For this reason, to remove all the hair, several sessions of laser treatment are needed, with specific time intervals.

If you are going to have laser hair removal, you should avoid any hair waxing or electrolysis for six weeks before the treatment. Because such measures can target the laser hair roots and make the laser process less effective. Also, six weeks before and after laser treatment, you should avoid sunbathing, because exposure to sunlight makes laser hair removal less effective and increases the possibility of complications after treatment.