Prep Your Body for Hair Removal

Undergoing hair removal procedure each month sends chills down your spine and you immediately cringe as you feel the pain of plucking and waxing.  Have you really looked for better options then? The advancement in technology has given way to methods that are less painful and delivers results permanently. Of the many methods, electrolysis is a permanent hair removal procedure that targets the roots, resulting in permanent removal as opposed to waxing or plucking.

To zap unwanted hair for a silky smooth effect is what laser hair removal procedure can deliver. This medical procedure requires expert handling and thorough training before one can perform on a client. It also carries its share of potential risks and hence, before getting the procedure done, as a customer, you should check if the salon's credentials are verified and treatment is genuine.

Experts of a beauty salon suggest a few tips to prep up for the laser hair removal procedure. Firstly, avoid sun exposure a month and a half prior to and post treatment. Skin damage caused by the sub renders the procedure less effective and is likely to cause complications post it.

Prior to the procedure at the beauty salon, ensure that you clean up the treatment area the hair will be trimmed short as required for the procedure to work and the laser equipment adjusted according to the hair location, thickness, and color, keeping in mind the color of the skin too. The technician sets the light source on the area accordingly. Protecting the eye is important and hence, you will be given a mask to wear over. The outer epidermis would also need protection and hence, a cold gel will be applied which encourages the light to penetrate through effectively.

The technician uses the best of equipment settings to direct light appropriately on areas that require treatment for several minutes to test for any reactions. If no reactions, the procedure follows through else, a different procedure will be recommended. Once the entire process is complete, medicated lotion is applied and ice packs are placed on the treated area to ease discomfort. You will be given a schedule that marks all your session dates and once a month crosses through, the technician will check if you need more sessions.