Bleaching
The next best thing after laser hair removal.
Bleaching is done to make the hair lighter, especially the fine hairs that are generally too thin and therefore unable to respond to laser hair removal treatment. Laser hair bleaching changes the hair color without endangering skin tissues.
Bleaching
The next best thing after laser hair removal.
Bleaching is done to make the hair lighter, especially the fine hairs that are generally too thin and therefore unable to respond to laser hair removal treatment. Laser hair bleaching changes the hair color without endangering skin tissues.
Benefits of the Bleaching
Lighter hair color
Hair becomes almost invisible on the skin.
Alternative to hair removal
Fine hairs are generally too thin, which makes them unresponsive to laser hair removal treatment.
FAQs
How long does the result last?
4 weeks to 6 weeks. The results of laser hair bleaching are not permanent or long-lasting. The bleached hair will grow again and you will have to repeat the procedure to hide such unwanted hair.
Are there any contraindications?
This treatment is contraindicated to patients who are currently taking anticoagulants, have a compromised immune system, have impaired healing (e.g. keloid scarring tendency), are currently pregnant, have a suspicious lesion in the treatment area or who have had any use of Isotretinoin (Accutane) in the past year.
