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Laser hair removal works on all skin types. |
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Wendy and Teresa have a combined 15 years of successful health-care industry experience and 11 years of laser hair removal experience, having personally provided laser services to thousands of satisfied clients. Both enjoy a solid reputation in the field for providing superior customer service with the highest degree of professionalism.
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Why Laser Hair Removal?
Body hair can be unsightly and unwanted, if not inconvenient and embarrassing. Men may desire to rid themselves of hair on the back, and women may grow tired of the daily maintenance and razor irritation that accompanies the time consuming and difficult pursuit of smooth underarms. For some time, shaving and waxing were the best alternatives to unwanted hair. Waxing can be messy and painfully barbaric, often providing less than consistent results - along with the possibility of infection. Unfortunately, those alternatives provide only a temporary fix. Today a more innovative alternative is available. Laser hair removal is the most state-of-the-art, high-tech method in removing unwanted hair for longer (and even indefinite) periods of time. It is the only practical and proven method available for easily removing hair from large areas of the body, including the back, chest, legs and face. Laser hair removal is effective, precise and cost efficient.
How Does Laser Hair Removal Work? If you’re considering laser hair removal, it’s important to learn how it works. Laser hair removal technology is the use of an invisible beam of light and a constant source of heat to penetrate the hair follicle, disabling and then destroying it at its root while preserving the surrounding skin. The procedure begins as the laser beam finds the hair follicle that it is targeting by first finding the melanin (the dark color of the hair). | ||
