How long does the redness or bumps on the skin last after laser hair removal?

I want to start laser hair removal, but since my skin is on the sensitive side, I'm most worried about the reaction after the procedure haha.

There are days when my skin turns red just from shaving, so I was worried that getting laser hair removal might actually be more irritating.

I think I would be particularly bothered if the redness lingers for a long time after the procedure, especially for areas that are frequently visible in the summer, like the underarms or arms.

Looking at the reviews, some people mentioned that the area around their pores became bumpy after laser hair removal, while others said it was fine after a few hours, so it seems there is a big difference.

For those who have actually received it, how red did your skin become immediately after laser hair removal?

I'm curious if it's obvious at a glance that I've had a procedure, or if you have to look closely to see it.

Since I have to go to work on weekdays, I am thinking of getting it on Friday or the weekend if possible.

I'm also wondering if I can return to my normal life a day or two after getting laser hair removal.

I would like to know if I should avoid hot water when showering, and if it is also good to take a break from things like exercise or saunas for a few days.

I tend to exercise frequently, so I think I should consider this when scheduling laser hair removal.

I'm also wondering if applying a soothing gel or moisturizer separately after the procedure would be helpful.

Is it possible to start with a slightly lower laser hair removal intensity for those with sensitive skin?

My biggest fear is that my skin might break out if I get it too strong right from the start.

I am also curious if the skin reaction becomes less severe after receiving it a few times.

If anyone has experienced discomfort due to redness or stinging after laser hair removal, please let me know how long it usually takes for it to subside!!

I'd also love to hear the experiences of those with sensitive skin who are consistently getting the treatment and seeing good results haha ​​^^