Because the laser targets the hair follicle and reduces hair growth, it prevents the follicle from becoming inflamed.
People with dark brown or black hair tend to see the best results with laser, adds Dr. Davis.
First, youll want to take stock of your skin-care routine and consult your dermatologist or laser provider.
For those onAccutane, Dr. Charles doesnt recommend getting treatment, as the skin can respond unpredictably.
Worst case scenario, your provider will shave any missed areas before the fun begins.
And to that, I call BS, respectfully.
Carlos A. Charles, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist located in New York City, a clinical instructor of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College, and the founder of Derma di Colore.
In my opinion, it feels like heated rubber bands getting snapped against your skin.
For example, the vulva.
That said, I recommend speaking with your provider to see what products they do and dont recommend.
You should also expect to see less hair growth after a few sessions.
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Carlos A. Charles, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist located in New York City, a clinical instructor of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College, and the founder of Derma di Colore.
