Laser Hair Removal
At CMG Laser and Renewal Center, we realize that unwanted body hair
is a significant issue among both women and men. We are excited to
offer laser technology that has been shown to permanently reduce
hair growth in a safe, effective way no matter what type of skin!
How does it work?The laser works by targeting and destroying the pigment in the hair
follicle eventually leading to an 80-95% decrease in hair growth �C
permanently. The remaining hair, if any, is usually finer and
lighter which many find more than acceptable. Hair that is very
blond or white cannot be treated effectively.
CMG Laser and Renewal offers hair removal with two types of lasers.
The Alexandrite or 755 laser works best on lighter skin types
whereas the Nd:Yag or 1064 laser is a safe and effective option for
darker skin types.
Is the treatment painful?
Most patients describe the treatment as similar to having a series
of rubber band snaps or pin pricks. During the entire treatment,
cold air is blown on the area for comfort. Although most patients
are able to tolerate the treatment without anesthetics, a topical
numbing gel can be used.
How long does the treatment take?
Depending on the size of the area being treated, the session can
last from one minute to over an hour.
How many treatments will I need?
Hair has different growth phases. The laser only affects hair during
its early growth phase actually disabling follicles that are
actively producing hair. Since some hairs may be in the dormant
phase, repeat treatments (usually up to six) will be needed to treat
these when they reenter the growth phase.
Are there any side effects?
Within thirty minutes of treatment, the areas may become slightly
pink or red. This may last from a few hours to one day. This
temporary discomfort can be treated with over the counter creams.
What can I expect?
After the first treatment, you may continue to see hair growing.
Many hairs actually do not fall out within several weeks.
After several treatments, you will see a significant reduction in
hair growth.
For examples of before and after pictures, please click
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