Does it take a long time to see results from men's facial laser hair removal, even if the beard is thick? Haha
My boyfriend finds shaving every morning such a hassle, so I told him to look into laser hair removal.
But when we actually looked it up together, we found that many people said that facial hair needs to be treated multiple times compared to other areas because the hair is thick.
Especially on my philtrum and chin, the hair grows back rough by evening even if I shave in the morning, so I think laser hair removal would definitely make things easier haha.
For those of you who have received laser facial hair removal, did you notice a reduction in your beard after about a few sessions?
I'm not expecting it to stop completely, but I think I'll be satisfied if I just reduce the frequency of shaving haha.
I currently shave almost every day. If I get laser hair removal a few times, will I be able to reduce it to once every two or three days?
I also saw that facial hair is much more painful than other parts of the body.
I've heard that many people say the philtrum area is particularly painful, so I'm wondering if it is actually unbearable.
I also want to know if I need to shave my beard the day before every laser hair removal session.
I'm also wondering if people with thick beards might initially have the appearance of dark spots.
Since I work, I'm worried about going to work the next day if my face gets too red, so I'm also curious about the recovery process.
I'd also like to know how often men usually get facial laser hair removal treatments.
I'm also wondering if it wouldn't be a time burden to get it done after work if I have to go regularly.
Also, once laser hair removal has progressed to a certain point, do you feel that the skin irritation caused by shaving also decreases?
My boyfriend says that he keeps getting breakouts around his chin after shaving, and that it's actually kind of stressful for him.
If there are any men out there who have received facial laser hair removal for a long time, please let me know the recommended number of sessions and when you were actually satisfied!!
I'm curious if it definitely gets easier if you do it consistently, even if your beard is on the thicker side haha ^^