Can you get Brazilian laser hair removal on your period?

Can you get Brazilian laser hair removal on your period?

Yes, you can have laser hair removal when you have your period. If you are having treatment on the extended bikini area, we would ask you to use a tampon for hygiene purposes. If you don’t use tampons we would ask that you reschedule your treatment until after your period has finished.

Is a Brazilian considered a small area for laser hair removal?

Brazilian Laser Hair Removal Though it is a small area in terms of skin coverage, the different options for treatment will help to explain what clients can expect during each session, and lead to the determination of whether this is treated as a mid-size or a large area.

How many laser hair removal treatments are needed for Brazilian?

We usually recommend 6-12 sessions. Each part of the body has a different hair growth cycle, so the hair loss will vary depending on what phase your follicles are in at the time of treatment.

Can I get laser if I’m on my period?

Can I have my treatment when I am menstruating? Yes – you can still have laser hair removal treatment while on your period. We advise you to wear a tampon or menstrual cup if you would like to have the Brazilian area treated.

How long does Brazilian laser last?

After you’re finished receiving all of your sessions, then laser hair removal will last for at least two years; however, maintenance sessions may be needed to keep the area without hair forever.

Why is hair growing back after laser?

After laser hair removal, hair is most likely to grow back on the chin, neck, and other areas of the face. This may be due in part to hormonal fluctuations and the reactivation of hair follicles by androgens, such as dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and testosterone.

Should you shave before getting laser hair removal?

When you’re getting ready for your laser hair removal procedure, make sure you shave the night before or the morning of your treatment. The reason for this precaution is simple – you want to remove as much hair as possible so that it doesn’t absorb most of the laser’s energy.