How to remove belly button hair

Many male friends will gradually find body hair growing around their belly buttons as they age. Some boys are more concerned and worry that such body hair will affect their image, so they want to remove it through some effective methods. For example, laser treatment is a more scientific and quicker way.

Starting during puberty, the body may develop some excess or unwanted hair, such as excessive facial hair, leg hair, armpit hair, or long hand hair. Unwanted hair is a common cosmetic problem that troubles both women and men. Traditional hair removal methods include shaving, mechanical hair removal, waxing, chemical reagent hair removal, tweezers, etc. Their common disadvantage is that it is difficult to destroy the hair matrix and hair follicle stem cells, and they can only achieve a temporary hair removal effect. Although electrolysis and thermal dissolution methods can effectively destroy hair follicles, their disadvantages are that the operation is cumbersome, time-consuming, inefficient, and ineffective, and they are painful and may leave scars. The use of modern laser technology can not only achieve the purpose of permanent hair removal or delay hair regrowth, but also avoid and reduce the shortcomings of traditional hair removal technology.

Indications

Suitable for all areas of dark or light hair, but not for white hair.

Contraindications: 1. Infection in the treatment area or history of herpes simplex infection.

2. Those who are allergic to hydroquinone or other bleaching agents.

3. Patients who have used other methods of hair removal within 6 weeks.

4. Have a history of keloid.

Laser treatment steps: The general steps of laser treatment are: ① Turn on the power and preheat the machine. ② Preparation of the treatment area: Shave the hair and clean the area to remove grease and dirt before treatment. ③Set treatment parameters and conduct trial treatment. ④ Obtain the optimal parameters and complete the entire treatment. ⑤ Explain the precautions after surgery.

Postoperative complications: Laser hair removal has few side effects. The most common skin reactions include pain, temporary erythema and edema around the hair follicles. More serious reactions are blister formation, pigmentation and hypopigmentation. Scars are rare.

Postoperative care 1. Scattered erythema and edema will appear in the hair removal area after the operation. No special treatment is required and it usually disappears within a few hours. In severe cases, ice treatment can be used.

2. Keep the area clean after surgery and avoid sunlight.

Precautions

1. The patient's medical history should be carefully inquired before surgery.

2. Appropriate eye protection should be provided before treatment, including for patients, operators and observers in the treatment room.

3. At the beginning of treatment, the light spot should be tested on an inconspicuous area before proceeding with full treatment.

4. The therapeutic dose should be appropriate.

5. Continue to use cooling measures during treatment.

6. Prevent wound infection and take oral antibiotics if necessary.

7. If pigmentation occurs after treatment, it may fade or disappear after a few months of local sun protection. If the pigmentation does not disappear, hydroquinone cream can be applied externally.