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Q-What is laser hair removal? A-Laser hair removal is a procedure which removes unwanted hair from the face and/or body. Dr. Ahn uses the GentleLase and GentleYag lasers from Candela, which are the safest and most effective lasers available for laser hair removal. The laser targets the hair pigment, permanently disabling the follicle and removing unwanted hair.
Q-Who is a candidate for laser hair removal? A-Individuals who are interested in removing unwanted hair from the face and/or body may be good candidates for laser hair removal. A complimentary consultation at the Aesthetic Wellness Center will help you to determine if laser hair removal is right for you.
Q-What will happen during a consultation for laser hair removal? A-During the consultation for laser hair removal, you will be apprised of the available treatments for laser hair removal including the benefits, the expected outcomes and any alternatives. Any questions or concerns that you may have will be addressed and the procedure explained in detail so that you can make an informed decision.
Q-Where is the laser hair removal procedure performed? A-The laser hair removal process is performed in the office setting.
Q-How is laser hair removal performed? A-For the laser hair removal treatment, Dr. Ahn uses the GentleLase and GentleYag lasers from Candela. These are the safest and most effective lasers available for laser hair removal. This laser is passed over the treatment area where it targets the pigment and permanently disables the follicle. Treatment is quick and convenient. Most patients require a course of treatments averaging three to four sessions.
Q-What sort of recovery is there after laser hair removal? A-There is little downtime or recovery associated with laser hair removal. While some swelling or redness may occur, these fade quickly and most usual activities can be resumed right after treatment.
Q-Are the results of laser hair removal permanent? A-The results of laser hair removal are permanent. However, multiple treatments are necessary in order to treat all of the hairs in one area. Most patients average three to four treatments.
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