Laser Hair Removal Treatment

Laser hair bleaching is a method used to make especially fine and light-colored hairs less visible. With Q-switch laser technology, it lightens the color of the hair by focusing on the melanin pigment, which makes the hairs less noticeable on the skin.

Laser hair removal treatment usually ranges from 3 to 6 sessions. The number of sessions may vary depending on the density and color of the hair and the size of the treated area.

The most common side effects of laser hair removal include temporary redness, mild swelling or rarely a mild burning sensation in the treated area. These side effects usually disappear within a few hours and do not cause serious health problems.

Laser vaginal whitening is often used to even out skin tone and reduce dark pigmentation, while laser hair bleaching aims to lighten the color of hairs, making them less visible. Both procedures use laser technology to improve aesthetic appearance but aim for different results.

Yes, laser hair removal treatment is extremely safe when properly administered. The Q-switch laser technology used at Elit Klinik is approved by the FDA and targets only the hairs without damaging the lower layers of the skin during treatment.

No special care is required after laser hair removal treatment, but it is recommended to protect the treated area from the sun. Using sunscreen and avoiding exposure to direct sunlight will help protect the treated area and prevent the hair from darkening again.