I am having trouble choosing a laser beard removal device.
Hello, I am a male office worker.
Lately, shaving my beard every morning has become such a hassle, and I keep getting folliculitis because of the manual razor, so I am considering getting laser hair removal. I am looking for a clinic, but there are so many different types of devices that I have no idea which one to choose.
After doing some research, I found that the GentleMax Pro Plus or Apogee Plus are frequently recommended for men with thick, deep-rooted beards. I am wondering exactly what the differences are between the two devices and which one is superior in terms of alleviating folliculitis or hair removal effectiveness. Also, I've heard that male hair removal rarely ends after just 5 sessions and usually requires 10 or more; I'm curious if it would be more cost-effective to purchase a 10-session package right from the start. I'm also curious if there are any tips for pain relief other than anesthetic cream. I would appreciate honest recommendations from those who have undergone beard hair removal.
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