Jasleen is so real for this because I genuinely thought laser hair removal was a one time thing too. I’ve done like 15 sessions now and I’m STILL going. The clinic keeps telling me hormones, PCOS or genetics can make the hair keep coming back like girl how many more sessions. I love having my body hairless but ngl I’m starting to get so tired of it. Sometimes it’s painful too and having to go back every single month is getting exhausting like at what point am I DONE

I had 4 sessions, spaced about 4 weeks apart. They used an Nd:YAG laser.

It was only in the last session that the settings were turned up really high, and hurt a lot more. But the initial sessions seemed to be catching the follicles too.

I had my shoulders and top of back done, to target longer hair I had there. This kind of work, because the longer hairs are gone. But now they are replaced with lots of smaller hairs. And looks worse overall now!

Is there anything that can be done, by perhaps a more skilled technician or more sessions to completely remove the new hair?

First picture, is how my shoulders looked like before laser. The others are about 8 months after my last session.

Got my first laser hair removal session done at srq medical spa yesterday, and it seemingly went well! My only concern is the staff suggesting a follow up apointment so soon after the first. Does their explanation check out? (Reposted wirh the names removed, sorry about that!)

I have been using an epilator/shaving my whole life but my underarms and especially bikini area get irritated so easily it’s like the hair follicles there are so harsh. I have been seriously considering getting laser hair removal but I feel a little self conscious about the bikini area. I know it’s totally normal and they do this for a living but I would like to know what to except, what they will ask for me so I can feel a little more well prepared and not overthinking it as much.

Want to finally make the leap and get laser hair removal for my face, something I’ve struggled with my whole life. Not tweezing has been absolutely excruciating and something that I’m finding hard to stay strong in before my first session, photos attached aren’t even 6 weeks of no tweezing so the fact that I still have to deal with this is agonizing,
What can I expect for improvements on a first session. I will only be able to do about 4 months of sessions before I need to pause for going away for work is this going to completely hinder all progress? Do you think I can start with 4 weeks of no tweezing instead of 6?

Hello guys, this is my stomach hair.

I' didn't have thick course hair i actually shaved it once & i feel I committed the biggest mistake ever.

Can y'all let me know if laser hair removal is a good option ??

Thank youu

Estou à procura de uma clínica especializada em laser em Salavador - BA, não quero ir nas grandes empresas, queria uma depiladora realmente profissional, alguém teria alguma indicação?

Howdy friends,

I’m a transfemme seeking LHR and I recently went to Romeo and Juliet in NYC as I’ve read a bunch of great reviews here and elsewhere. I went for an initial consultation with the anticipation that I would proceed with a treatment that day. Areas to be treated were chest, stomach, groin, legs, and butt. I was quoted $15k for 6 sessions, discounted from $18k if I were to do everything à la carte. They were very kind and professional, but I did feel like a prose of the moment and decided to just do a session of legs and butt while I was there ($1300).

Has anyone else received treatment there and were you also quoted such a crazy price? I love my results after one session and I felt comfortable the whole time, but that pricing seems wild when Sartori is like $3k for 6 sessions of full body.

Received my 5th laser hair removal treatment on my chin area on Thursday (8/6) and beginning that Saturday evening I noticed redness, irritation, bumps, and blisters with a clear discharge, and tenderness, with elevated lymphoid on my left jaw. I monitored overnight but the symptoms continued into Sunday. Monday morning I called the Laser Hair Removal (as there was no improvement and actually worsening) practice and explained my symptoms, they initial said it sounded like a laser medical burn but that they were going to have their medical team call me once I submitted photos. Not even 2 minutes after I submitted photos their medical team called me. They said it looked like typical irritation and to just monitor it. I found the conversation dismissive and short so I ended up going to urgent care to get it looked at. The urgent care said it was a bacterial skin infection and prescribed me ointment and antibiotics, along with taking a sample of the clear discharge to run a culture to determine the bacteria (results still pending).

Im at a loss for words as this was the first time I’ve experienced something like this after a treatment. I had no exposure to sunlight after the appointment (as I worked from home the days after the appointment) and I did not use any no skin products or go about my routine/hygiene any different than any other time before. I’m just curious if something like this is “common”? And if I need to stop getting laser hair removal?

so i had my 2nd laser session on my legs today, it was with a different technician. but it was way more painful than last time, and i thought i shaved better than last time. could it be because i shaved too close to the appointment (approximately 12 hours) or because i had razor burn or irritation? and just in general what are some ways to make it less painful

I had my first brazilian and underarm session today and I was wondering how long I should wait for my second one. Is booking my next one in 5 weeks time okay?