Laser coat removal?
got somw questions for ya'll out near who had or hav considered laser curls removal.
1. How does it feel?
2. Where did u bring back it done?
3. how long did it take?
4. are you pleased near the results?
5. and the most important quiz, HOW MUCH DID IT ALL COST?
THANKS A BUNCH!
Answers:
Bleeding from .. not a period though?
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Sore Breasts for weeks.not pregnant..what is wrong?
1) It feel like a apt rubber band snap...every 1 second. It didn't bother me too doomed to failure however, and each treatment hurt smaller number.2) I had it done at a MedSpa. If you budge to http://www.hairremovalforum.com... they list North American providers and they rate them base on in depth customer surveys given to previous customers. If a provider receive bad surveys they drop them from the site.
3) I have 5 treatments that lasted ~ 15 minutes next to a spacinf of every 6 weeks.
4) Extremely, 6 years late the curls is still gone.
5) Cost is dependent on where you live, who you run to and the body area you are treating. The cost per treatment can be between $30 to $500. If you phone 888.517.4187 they can give you pricing for what you are looking to own done.
Make sure you go to someone beside experience who is using a fairly modern system. Most people who don't gain results went to someone near poor equipment or had a practioner who used the wrong settings.
Late interval and on antibiotics?
1. it does hurt a little. A tolerable amount. My removal female uses a babywipe to sooth the skin during the treatment. Afer she's done a few zaps and it starts to hurt, she puts the cool babywipe on my skin. Works like a charm.Oh. and adjectives these people chitchat about numbing creams. Don't do it. The laser should never be so excruciatingly painful that you require numbing cream. If it does hurt that much, the settings aren't right for your skin.
2. Leesburg Laser Center in Leesburg, VA. An RN does mine and she have been to lots of conferences and training sessions. Very worthy service.
3. I'm still doing mine and have be for almost 4 years (I only walk twice a year. You can go closely more frequently and get done faster.) However, I merely have one or two more sessions departed on my face and underarms and I can definately see the difference. All of my extremely coarse hair are gone. There are a few areas that are a bit coarse but most of the hair is cracked and fine.
4. I'm soooo happy near the results. Im not nearly as self conscious as I used to be.
5. My lady does a pricing system. The first treatments are more expensive than the subsequently treatments because they take more time. (The first treatments hurt more because you enjoy more coarse hair than within later treatment.s Coarse quill always hurts more than finner fuzz.) My face started out at 300 a session. That covered my cheeks, forehead, chin, upperlip, and d??colletage. Pretty much everything by my eyebrows ; ) Now that I'm near the shutting down of my sessions, its at $150 a session. My underarms started at $150 and are now down to $50 a treatment.
I'm doing my lower arms immediately. They start at $250 but will eventually get down to $100 a session.
It does donate up but if you have the money for a carton, you might save some money. However if you reimburse by the treatment, go when you enjoy the money (and aren't tan), you don't really notice the cost. Just come up with of it as another bill.
