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Laser Hair Removal
Nuderm offers a safe and effective method for reducing unwanted hair in many areas, which is beneficial for both women and men . Whether it’s from your face, legs, back, arms, bikini area, or numerous other places, this method is a quick and relatively painless option.
The process of laser hair removal is undertaken through the use of a long pulse laser, which typically leads to permanent hair reduction. Since skin types vary from person to person, results may differ. Depending on the location and how much hair is to be reduced, the number of treatments may also vary.
The treatment is often compared to a quick snap of an elastic band in terms of pain. As well, after the treatment some redness and slight swelling may persist for up to three days.
If you would like to find out how quick and effective laser hair removal could be for you, please schedule a free consultation at any of the following locations:
Nuderm Skin Care Clinic
Dominion Memorial Market
709 579 5717
Medi-Spa, Churchill Square
709 726 4247
www.thehairfactory.ca
Atlantic Physiotherapy & Wellness Centre
709 834 5650
www.atlanticphysiotherapy.com
FAQ
How long has laser hair removal been available?
Laser hair removal has been in use since the late nineties, and has been approved by the FDA for permanent hair reduction. The effectiveness of this practice is generally accepted in the dermatology community, and numerous papers have been published on its safety and efficacy.
Are there certain hair types that work best?
Yes. The laser works best with dark, coarse hair as the practice itself depends on the selective heating of darker regions of the skin. For this reason, light skin and dark hair is the perfect combination for the procedure.
How does it compare to electrolysis?
Past research suggests that laser hair removal can be up to sixty times faster, less painful, and more reliable than electrolysis.
