Monthly Archives: December 2005

Laser hair removal method is by far the most effective way to achieve permanent reduction of unwanted hair on our body. Almost all other common methods are temporary in nature, messy and time consuming. Even electrolysis when considered against laser has considerable disadvantage of being prolonged, painful process. Lasers present an easy, effective and almost … Continue reading

The word permanent had rather been used as misnomer when relating to laser hair removal. Permanent signifies everlasting or things that continue forever. Laser professionals claim laser hair reduction technique to be permanent in nature. But there have been certain incidences when patients have experienced regrowth of hair on body parts where laser treatment had … Continue reading

Human hair basically has three-stage growth cycle known to as Anagen (active growing phase), Catagen (transitional phase) and telogen (dormant phase). Also all our body hair is not at a similar stage on any given point of time, they follow different time periods of growth. Laser hair removal process acts on hair that are in … Continue reading

The combination of both radio frequency and optical energy in the Syneron system, known as elos technology, is an innovative and exciting development in the treatment of hair removal. With this approach, one may achieve hair reduction while minimizing the applied light energy and its associated undesired side effects. There is the potential to more … Continue reading

Perfect Skin Laser Center in Tempe, Arizona uses LightSheer XC diode laser device to treat its patients. Most men and women from Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler and Mesa area can avail this service to from here to get rid of unwanted hair. LightSheer XC is considered to be a state of art device and is a … Continue reading

People concerned with safety from laser hair removal procedures rightly claim that: "It’s real medicine, it’s real drugs, its real medical technology," warns Dr. Schell, "and it needs to stay within the medical field." Popularity of lasers as non-evasive cosmetic procedure has resulted in emergence of laser clinics without adequate infrastructure and trained technical personnel. … Continue reading

Division of Dermatology, Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Contrary to what is continually expected of laser hair removal methods some cases at the center reported of increased hair growth at areas treated with lasers for hair reduction. Following this the center underwent a retrospective study on patients … Continue reading