I'm curious about the pain and number of treatment sessions required for laser hair removal on the philtrum and face!
Hello~ I have always trimmed the fine hairs on my upper lip and face with an eyebrow razor. However, trimming so frequently seems to irritate my skin and cause breakouts, so I am considering getting laser hair removal at Maypure.
I am writing this post because I have a few questions since this is my first time getting laser hair removal on my face! I am a bit sensitive to pain, so I am wondering how painful it is when getting laser hair removal on the philtrum or chin, and if it is bearable if I apply anesthetic cream beforehand.
Also, I would like to know how many regular sessions, usually spaced 4 to 5 weeks, are typically required to see definite results and maintain a clean appearance! Please share honest reviews or tips from those who have tried it themselves.
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