I am considering laser hair removal for my arms or legs and I have a question.
I've always been self-conscious about the hair on my arms and legs, so I'm looking into body laser hair removal. When I shave, the hair grows back after just a few days, and I also feel like my skin is getting rough from shaving so often. It bothers me especially during the summer when I wear short sleeves or shorts, so I'm thinking of taking this opportunity to manage it properly.
I am also curious if the equipment or treatment methods used for body laser hair removal differ from those for facial hair removal. I would like to know if the pain level varies significantly depending on the area, and how common side effects such as redness or folliculitis are after the procedure. I am also wondering how often I should visit and how many sessions are required to see a noticeable reduction in hair.
It seems that the equipment used varies slightly from hospital to hospital. Does the choice of equipment significantly affect the effectiveness? I would appreciate it if hospital staff could advise on what key points to focus on during a consultation for those starting body laser hair removal for the first time.
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