Bikini Laser Hair Removal

The bikini area is rich in nerve receptors. During epilation in the bikini area, the Leaseir laser uses cryo-anesthesia by cooling the skin down to 0 ° C. If the patient has a low pain threshold, anesthetic may be applied. It is recommended to do this during the first deep bikini hair removal treatment in order to assess your pain threshold. According to patients' reviews, laser hair removal using our laser is quite comfortable and in most cases patients do not see the need to use it during subsequent sessions.

You will see the result after the first treatment. Laser hair removal in the bikini area allows you to quickly get rid of unwanted hair, since a larger percentage of hair (30%) is removed in one treatment than, for example, on legs (20%). Therefore, after the 4th treatment, you will see that most of the hair has been removed. Subsequent treatments will remove the remaining hair. After a course of laser hair removal, we recommend supporting treatments with an interval of 6-8 months.

Definitely Yes. Laser hair removal is the only way to get rid of the problem of ingrown hairs in the bikini area, and the treatment can be performed in the presence of ingrown hairs. Epilation will prevent future ingrown hairs.

When preparing for epilation, be careful when shaving off where there are ingrown hairs so as not to injure your skin. After shaving, treat your skin with chlorhexidine or an alcohol solution to avoid irritation and inflammation.

Yes, hair growth can resume in the bikini area.

This is due to the fact that the bikini and genital area belongs to the so-called hormone-sensitive areas. Under the influence of sex hormones or when their level fluctuates, the dormant bulbs can be activated, which can lead to the appearance of hair, since the laser cannot remove the dormant bulbs due to the lack of pigment in them. This will appear as the appearance of single hairs.

Therefore, after a course of laser hair removal, it is recommended to undergo maintenance treatments every 6-8 months.

After the treatment, you can sometimes see redness around the hair stumps. This is normal and indicates that the hair has responded to the laser. Redness disappears within 1-2 days.

After 10-14 days, you can see how the reacted hairs are pushed out of the skin. This is often perceived as hair regrowth and is misleading. You can make sure of this by easily pulling the hair - it will easily come off.

After 4-6 weeks, you will see the appearance of new hairs from the bulbs, which were inactive during the epilation and did not react to the laser action. This will be the signal for a visit to the next session of laser hair removal.

Yes, you can safely do wax depilation, shave the area between treatments. This will not affect the quality of the treatment in any way.

WARNING! Wax depilation must be stopped 2-3 weeks before the next visit for laser hair removal, otherwise the treatment will be ineffective. You can shave your hair instead one hundred wax depilation.

An alternative to shaving can be chemical depilation products, which soften the hair on the surface of the skin, which allows you to remove the damaged hair with a napkin. This method is indicated for frequent cuts when shaving.

This is a myth, laser hair removal is safe for the body, since the effect of the laser is selectively directed at hair melanin. The penetration depth of the laser beam is 3-7 mm from the skin surface and cannot cause harm even when epilating the scrotum in men. The laser beam does not affect other anatomical structures of the skin and organs that are projected under the skin, so the harmfulness of laser hair removal is a myth.

No, but he is observing the phenomenon of a paradoxical increase in hair growth. This happens after 2-3 treatments. After a progressive decrease in hair growth, with each subsequent treatment of laser hair removal, an increase in their number is observed by 3-4 treatments. This is normal and is a sign of a tipping point. After the next treatment, you will see that the hair growth has practically stopped. A maintenance course of bikini laser hair removal will control hair growth while keeping the skin smooth without unwanted hair. Maintenance treatments are carried out every 6-8 months, depending on the physiology of hair growth.

There are various depilatory creams:

1. Damages hair on the surface of the skin, similar to shaving, by chemical destruction of the hair.
2. They inhibit hair growth.

In the first case, the cream can be applied before hair removal, since the effect is similar to shaving. In the second case, no, because the hair will not grow and the treatment will be ineffective.

Works with most treatments. If you are undergoing other treatments in this area, please inform your specialist before your laser hair removal treatment. Any treatments with a violation of the integrity of the skin or a rehabilitation period should not be combined with hair removal. The treatment can be done no earlier than 1-2 weeks after the end of rehabilitation.

No, the laser removes only dark hair with sufficient melanin (the pigment that gives dark hair color). Often, the hair in the labia area looks lighter than it actually is. This is due to the lightening effect of urea on the hair. This does not in any way affect the color of the hair in the depths of the skin and the quality of the laser treatment.

No, laser exposure can change the color of the tattoo and cause skin burns. Therefore, epilation is not carried out in the place where the tattoo is present. As a rule, at least 5 mm recede from the tattoo.

A tattoo, like a hair, absorbs laser radiation, which heats up and destroys the tattoo ink.

If you have removed the tattoo, then you can carry out the treatment without restrictions.

If a dark tattoo is camouflaged by another tattoo in skin color - be sure to inform the specialist about it, otherwise there may be a skin burn in this place during the treatment.