Laser hair removal of legs is a highly effective technique for getting rid of hair on the skin. The procedure provides a long-term result for a period of two to five years. Additional advantages of this technique:
Photos taken before and after laser hair removal of legs fully confirm the effectiveness of the technique.
The number of visits to the cosmetologist for laser hair removal is determined on an individual basis. It is based on the characteristics of the skin and the technique used. As a result of the first session, about 20-25% of the vegetation is removed, which then comes out of the skin. This happens in about 7-10 days. The next session is recommended to be carried out in 1-1.5 months - by this time new hairs become noticeable.
After 1.5-2 months, it is necessary to conduct a third session, after which the time interval between procedures increases to 2-2.5 months. With each subsequent procedure, the hair becomes thinner and begins to grow more slowly. Even after the vegetation is completely removed, it is recommended to repeat the hair removal procedure to prevent its re-growth 1-2 times a year.
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How does laser hair removal work?
A technique called laser hair removal on legs helps to completely remove unwanted hair using strong light rays that the color pigment in the hair can absorb. This light energy is converted into heat, which destroys the hair roots, stopping their growth. The method is best suited for people with dark shades of hair and pale skin, but advanced technologies allow people with any type of appearance to resort to the procedure.