Laser hair removal for Men
Treatment Duration
15-80 min
Suggested Sessions
8-12 sessions
Alexandrite Laser Hair Removal for Men
There are more and more men who want to remove unwanted hair growth on various parts of the body, but also on the face.
With laser hair removal, this is possible in an easy way and most importantly, with a permanent result!
It is applied to all parts of the body, but also to the face, even in small areas targeted without affecting the adjacent hair growth.
Application areas
Chest
The whole chest, but also the abdomen.
Armpits-Arms
The armpits and hands from the wrists to the arms.
Legs
The whole leg and the toes, but also the buttocks.
Face
In the middle eyebrow, nose, ears, but also in the neck and cheekbones for formation of the beard.
Before and After photos
"Did you know that coccygeal cyst can be permanently treated with the use of laser hair removal?"
"Coccygeal Cyst" - Laser Alexandriti
The coccyx cyst is essentially a "nest" of hair, which appears in the interglottic area.
It is a case that afflicts many men, but the application of Alexandriti laser, in addition to being preventive, is often used as an adjunct treatment to avoid any recurrence.
With laser hair removal, you can treat the foliculitis and skin irritations that result from other hair removal methods!
What affects the result
Factors that affect the effectiveness of the laser hair removal in men are:
- Androgens and the higher concentration of melanin
- Medication
- Hormonal disorders
- Hair and skin color
- Age
Sessions
From the very first session, the reduction of hair growth that we observe is of the order of 40-50% depending on the area.
The average number of sessions required for men is 8-12 repetitions with an interval of 45-50 days.
Then, we move on to the maintenance phase, ie the repetitions become more and more sparse, while the cost of the visit is significantly reduced.
Instructions
Before
- The length of the hair should be a few millimeters, so you should avoid using other methods of hair removal before applying the laser.
- If you are going to apply the laser to sensitive areas such as the face, neck or genital area, you can apply a local anesthetic cream before the visit.
After
- Avoid contact with hot water in the area, steam bath or sauna for the next 1-2 days.
- Avoid strenuous exercise, as well as rubbing with fitted clothes made of lycra.
- If the area where the laser was applied is not covered by clothes (face, neck, hands, etc.), it is necessary to use sunscreen for the next 7 days to avoid discoloration and freckles.
Alexandrite laser hair removal can also help in the immediate detection of the recurrence of warts.
Warts, even if removed, can reappear.
Hair growth in the genital area (groin area, penis, testicles), can "hide" the warts, making them more difficult to detect while also favoring the transmission of the virus.
Deep Facial Cleansing
This is the most classic aesthetic treatment, which can not be replaced by complex machines and innovative treatments.
HPV Warts - Men
Warts are skin lesions caused by the HPV virus that many people describe in their original form as pimples or bumps and usually do not show any other symptoms.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have a laser in any area I want?
Yes. Laser Alexandrite is suitable for all areas of the body, as long as the appropriate instructions are followed by the operator.
Does laser application hurt?
The discomfort resulting from the application of the laser is well tolerated, while for sensitive areas the use of local anesthetic cream and ice during the application make it even less discomforting.
Is it dangerous to health?
No. The hair removal laser only targets the hair follicle and destroys it. It does not penetrate the body or affect other organs.
Βιβλιογραφία
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