Every one who has ever shaved, tweezed or waxed knows the excruciating pain and embarrassment associated with ingrown hairs – those hairs which grow back into your skin creating irritating bumps which trap dead skin cells, dirt and oil – is all too familiar.
Laser hair removal employs light energy to destroy hair follicles so they no longer produce new growth, offering an effective means to halt ingrown hair formation and stop future ingrowths.
It’s Painless
Opposed to waxing and shaving, laser hair removal works to permanently destroy hair follicles by penetrating deep into skin layers using laser light beams that penetrate deep enough into tissue to damage their structure and stop future production of hair follicles – one way of permanently eliminating ingrown hairs!
Many people worry about the pain involved with laser hair removal, but it is far less uncomfortable than other techniques. The laser’s light penetrates your skin to cause it to heat up; most won’t experience discomfort; those with very sensitive skin might feel some mild discomfort though this should usually be tolerable; to reduce this sensation after treatment you could apply soothing lotion such as aloe vera gel or another soothing remedy like an aloe-based gel such as Avoplex(r) to help ease their symptoms.
Ingrown hairs are usually caused by dead skin and oil build-up around a hair follicle, clogging its opening where hair normally emerges through, leading to it getting caught and becoming ingrown hairs. Ingrowns can be quite painful and cause bumps on your skin; some even lead to infections!
In order to prevent ingrown hairs, it’s best to keep the skin clear of dirt and oils, use an exfoliator on any areas where there is hair growth, and shave sparingly before any laser hair removal sessions – this allows more light into the follicle for laser treatments to reach. In addition, take an over-the-counter pain reliever 30 minutes prior to each appointment for maximum effectiveness.
After laser hair removal, you may experience redness and swelling in the treated area for up to 24 hours following laser hair removal. It is advised to avoid direct sunlight for six weeks following laser hair removal as well as use broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF rating of at least 50.
The best way to remove ingrown hairs is to visit a licensed doctor specializing in laser treatments, who will perform the procedure and ensure its safety for you. They may also advise alternative measures if you suffer from medical conditions like genital herpes or skin cancer that make you susceptible to its potential side effects such as laser hair removal.
It’s Effective
Anyone who has experienced shaving, waxing, or tweezing their body hair knows that ingrown hairs can be painful and unsightly. An ingrown hair occurs when an unshaven piece of hair grows back into the skin instead of exiting, and may cause irritation, itching, redness or hyperpigmentation as well as infections. Laser hair removal offers the safest solution to permanently eliminate ingrown hairs from one’s life.
Laser hair removal works by targeting the hair follicle directly, which destroys it and stops future hair regrowth. Keep in mind that this treatment method is permanent; therefore, multiple sessions will likely be required before seeing results fully – most people require 8 or more treatments before realizing full potential results.
Laser hair removal works simply: the laser light or energy absorbs by pigment in a hair follicle and heats it up before being destroyed, preventing regrowth and ingrown hairs forevermore.
Ingrown hairs typically form due to dead skin cells clogging the hair follicle, altering its natural growth pattern and leading to ingrown hairs. This often happens during shaving, tweezing and waxing processes which alter hair directionality; when one of these hairs remains lodged beneath the surface it can pierce through and become irritated, leading to inflammation and ultimately an enlarged bump called papule.
Hair can become infected and cause additional issues, including pilonidal cysts – pockets filled with dead skin and hair which require medical care to drain and remove.
Laser hair removal can be an extremely gentle method for controlling or stopping the growth of unwanted hair, unlike shaving, waxing and other more blunt methods like plucking and threading. Lasers offer the added bonus of helping prevent ingrown hairs by eliminating the need for these more aggressive methods of removal that could potentially irritate or inflame sensitive skin in future use.
It’s Safe
Though some may worry about the discomfort associated with laser hair removal, the process itself is generally very relaxing and comfortable. Laser specialists typically apply soothing cream before beginning their treatments; when finished they’re back out the door!
Ingrown hairs are caused by hair follicles becoming lodged beneath the skin from incorrect shaving or waxing techniques, often as a result of incorrect shaving or waxing techniques. Laser hair removal works by disabling individual follicles so they cannot grow back and cause ingrown hairs again.
However, it should be remembered that laser treatment can only effectively destroy hair follicles during their active growth stage; therefore, regular treatments must be scheduled in order to ensure all follicles have been destroyed before they recommence their journey of expansion.
Laser hair removal can effectively and permanently eliminate ingrown hairs and prevent further outbreaks from reoccurring. You will still need to maintain an effective skincare routine as dead skin cells may clog follicles, leading to ingrown hairs.
Exfoliation is key in eliminating dead skin cells from your surface of skin and keeping pores clear, while laser hair removal may also help clear them away. Microdermabrasion can also be utilized to clear away dead skin.
Laser treatment can do more than just eliminate ingrown hairs; it can also reduce redness and pigmentation issues associated with excess body hair, making you feel more confident about yourself. It is one of the safest methods available for getting rid of extra body hair – so give it a try and feel more secure about your appearance.
Laser treatment for hair removal can be an excellent solution if you’re tired of dealing with annoying ingrown hairs, as it is effective yet relatively painless and produces lasting results. Just follow these helpful steps after your laser hair removal treatment to avoid irritating the skin or encouraging scabbing or crusting: do not pick at or rub at the site of an ingrown hair; instead apply aloe vera several times daily as this will soothe and protect against potential infection; additionally it is wise to refrain from hot baths, saunas and tight clothing for two days following laser hair removal for best results:
It’s Affordable
Laser hair removal offers an alternative solution to shaving, tweezing and waxing by targeting the root cause of ingrown hairs by permanently disabling any over-grown follicles that penetrate back into the skin and produce ingrowns – thus eliminating itching, irritation, infection or inflammation from returning in future growth cycles resulting in ingrowns and pain.
Ingrown hairs can occur for various reasons, including incorrect shaving or waxing that causes hairs to penetrate the surface and embed themselves in tissue, curly or coarse hair that curls in on itself, creating an ingrown hair bump, or curly or coarse hairs that become embedded within it and are difficult to remove. Furthermore, ingrown hairs may develop into pilonidal cysts containing ingrown hairs as well as dead skin cells, and must be surgically extracted or drained off to resolve.
Exfoliation is one of the best ways to prevent ingrown hairs, as this removes dead skin cells that clog hair follicles and lead to ingrown hairs. For optimal results, laser hair removal may help significantly decrease or stop further hair growth altogether.
Laser hair removal treatments work by sending pulses of laser energy directly into each individual follicle, where it absorbs the laser light and breaks down, gradually becoming disabled until eventually it’s no longer capable of regrowing hair follicles, thus eliminating ingrown hairs, itching, redness and irritation from reoccurring. Once disabled, no new ingrowns can form, meaning an end to itching, redness and irritation!
Hair removal requires multiple treatments to achieve complete success; results depend on both hair type and skin tone; for example, thin dark hair on lighter skin tends to achieve faster results than other combinations. Some individuals might experience some post-treatment hair growth; this should only last several days to a week at most.
For optimal results, seek treatments from licensed professionals experienced with laser hair removal. At Fox Vein & Laser Experts, we utilize one of the safest and most effective devices on the market: GentleMax Pro. We will help determine if laser hair removal is suitable for you before setting up an initial appointment.
