What are the side effects of laser hair removal?

Body hair is a condition that many beauty-conscious women are particularly troubled by. Some women secrete more male hormones, which causes their leg and armpit hair to appear particularly lush, affecting their image and mood. Especially for girls with a lot of body hair, wearing suspenders and skirts in summer will feel psychological pressure. Now there is a technology for removing body hair, which is laser hair removal. Let’s take a look at its side effects.

Laser Hair Removal Side Effects:

1. Laser hair removal can penetrate the surface of the skin to reach the hair follicles at the root of the hair, destroying the hair follicle tissue, thereby making the hair lose its ability to regenerate. Hair removal is quick and the effect is long-lasting. Because hair follicles absorb heat and die, laser hair removal can achieve permanent hair removal effects.

2. A large number of clinical studies have shown that laser hair removal only destroys the hair regeneration system and has no effect on the functions of skin organs such as the sebaceous glands and sweat glands around the hair. Its safety and effectiveness have been certified by relevant global regulatory agencies such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the China Food and Drug Administration (SFDA).

3. Laser hair removal will cause a certain degree of pain, but this level of pain is tolerable. The results of many clinical trials have shown that most patients only feel like being "hit by a rubber band." In addition to the pain, laser hair removal also has certain side effects. It is suitable for people with light skin and dark hair. If you have darker skin, it can easily cause skin overheating and cause white spots or dark spots due to pigmentation disorders. In severe cases, scars or uneven skin tone may occur, so you must choose carefully according to your own situation.

4. In addition to the above side effects, laser hair removal can be said to be a very safe method of hair removal. Below are the answers to the questions that everyone is most concerned about. Many friends are worried that laser hair removal will affect sweat excretion, but the fact is that laser hair removal will not affect sweat excretion. Sweat is produced through sweat glands and seeps into the skin surface. Laser hair removal damages hair follicles and has little to do with sweat glands, so laser hair removal will not affect sweat excretion.

5. Heat will be generated during laser hair removal, but it will not damage the skin. Large plastic surgery hospitals have authoritative teams of doctors who are skilled in laser hair removal. At the same time, large plastic surgery hospitals have relatively high-end hair removal equipment and the latest cold light source technology. Not only will they not burn the skin during treatment, but they will also intelligently control the laser temperature to avoid skin burns. However, if you choose an irregular institution for hair removal, there is no guarantee that your skin will not be burned, so you should choose a regular hair removal institution.

6. The laser used in laser hair removal is a laser light source and does not produce radiation. Radiation generally comes from certain substances or electromagnetic waves. Electromagnetic waves and lasers are very different, so there is no need to worry about radiation problems when performing laser hair removal.