As summer approaches, many women are faced
with the good old question: what to do with excess body and facial hair? By
studying different methods, it becomes clear that laser epilation is the most
effective in the long term. Thanks to newest laser technologies which are used
at the “Skaistuma terapija” saloon, this
procedure has become also a lot faster and less painful. 

<h2>How laser epilation happens? </h2>

The procedure is performed using the laser
epilation device HD MATRIX LASER EPILATION PRO 808 nm. The number of procedures
individually depends on the area to be treated, hormonal levels, heredity and
hair growth rate, thickness of their structure. For laser epilation to have a
lasting effect, you must complete a full course. Procedure course: 6-8
procedures, with 4-6 week interval. 

Before starting the laser epilation
procedures, the specialist gets acquainted with the client's state of health
and introduces all possible contraindications in order to be able to apply the
appropriate laser power to each client, for maximum results. If everything is
fine with health and there are no contraindications, then the procedure is
initiated.

 The
parameters of each client are entered into the computer of the device - skin
phototype, hair thickness, colour, etc., in order to select the most suitable
mode for an effective procedure. "<a target="_blank" href="https://skaistumaterapija.lv/?lang=en&amp;utm_source=1188&amp;utm_medium=1188&amp;utm_campaign=1188&amp;utm_term=beauty%20therapy&amp;utm_content=beauty%20therapy">Beauty Therapy</a>" uses the latest
generation HD Matrix laser
(Overline/Italy), which provides 12 laser flashes in one second, thus making
this procedure much faster, more efficient and painless. The laser manipulator
acts as a coolant that cools the skin to reduce pain and irritation. 

<h2>What
are the limitations before and after the laser epilation procedure?</h2>

<ul>
 <li>The
 hair before the procedure should be shaved (2-3 days before) or cut. </li>
 <li>It is
 not recommended to sunbathe and visit the solarium for 2 to 3 weeks before
 the procedure, as there is a high risk of unwanted pigmentation and skin
 burns.</li>
 <li>Hair
 should not be removed with wax, tweezers or epilator for two weeks before
 the procedure.</li>
 <li>After the procedure, the treated skin area should
 not be moisturised for at least 6 hours.</li>
 <li>Skin
 irritation usually resolves within the first day, but may rarely persist
 for two to three days after the procedure, and folliculitis may occur. </li>
 <li>Do
 not stay in the open sun and visit the solarium for 2 - 4 weeks after
 epilation, as there is a high risk of unwanted pigmentation and skin
 burns. </li>
 <li>In
 summer, use sunscreen (SPF 50) on exposed areas of the body where laser
 hair removal has been performed. </li>
 <li>Refrain
 from visiting the sauna, swimming pool and gym for 3 days. </li>
 <li>Do
 not use alcoholic lotions, irritating deodorants or peeling for 2-3 days.</li></ul>

<h2>In which cases is it necessary to reschedule laser
epilation at a later time?</h2>

Prior to the procedure, the specialist must
tell his client about all contraindications and possible consequences. The
client, in turn, provides information about his illnesses and medications used.
This will help you avoid misunderstandings and problems in the future, and will
help you achieve the desired result - smooth and healthy skin - much more
effectively! Many of these contraindications are temporary in nature, which
means that the procedure is likely to simply need to be rescheduled. 

<ul><li>Pregnancy and breastfeeding - no matter how difficult it is for a pregnant woman to get rid of
her hair physically, the hormonal background during pregnancy is so unstable
and the skin is sensitive that the process will be more painful and the risk of
pigmentation higher. The effect of the laser beam on the unborn child has also
not been studied. Therefore, it is better to wait and perform the procedure
after childbirth</li><li>Age under 18 years - children lack dark pigment or melanin in their hair, therefore
the procedure would not make sense at all. At the age of puberty, when active
hair growth begins around the age of 12-13, the adolescent's body is already
overloaded with hormones and other changes. It is better to let it deal with
the ongoing processes and think about the hair afterwards. </li><li>Tanned skin - should not sunbathe for at least 2 weeks before or after
epilation (also in a solarium or using self-tanning products). Firstly, the
skin exposed to the sun is drier and more sensitive and can become inflamed
after epilation. Secondly, epilation with dark hair on light skin will work
better than vice versa. </li></ul>





<ul>
 <li>Bio epilation or waxing - at least
 30 days must elapse after treating the hair with wax or sugar paste, as
 these types of epilation destroy the hair roots and laser epilation will
 simply be ineffective. </li>
</ul>

<ul>
 <li>Signs of inflammation in the area of ​​skin to be treated - for
 example, in the case of folliculitis, the infection may spread further
 after epilation. In addition, the presence of infection in the body lowers
 immunity, which also slows down tissue healing. The use of laser epilation
 in circumstances of inflammatory processes can also cause pigmentation. </li>
</ul>

<ul>
 <li>Skin damage - there should be no
 peeling, burns, allergic inflammation, trauma or microtrauma on the
 selected area of ​​skin. Otherwise, epilation will be ineffective, and the
 condition of skin diseases and damages may only worsen. </li>
<li>The use of drugs that cause sensitivity
to light - including painkillers, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, drugs
against heart or liver disease, hormonal contraception, antidepressants,
tranquillizers and many, many others, as well as anti-allergic ointments,
antiseptics and even anti-aging creams. They can all cause skin reactions such
as rashes, redness, pigmentation spots. </li><li>Acute infectious diseases - influenza, herpes virus and others weaken the immune system.
Also, laser should not be performed during fungal diseases.</li></ul>

<h2>In which cases laser epilation is not performed at all? </h2>

<ul><li> Chronic skin diseases:
psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, etc. </li><li>Autoimmune diseases: systemic
lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis</li><li>Vitiligo (or white spots
disease) cases in family history</li><li>Sugar diabetes</li><li>Oncologic diseases</li><li>HIV and AIDS</li><li>Keloid scars</li><li>History of herpes (may be
exacerbated by laser)</li><li>Allergy against sun and light</li><li>Course of chemotherapy or
radiotherapy procedures </li><li>Psycho-emotional instability
(laser procedures can cause peculiar stress and hormonal imbalances)</li><li>Diseases of internal organs </li><li>Tattoo on the treated area of
​​the body, but it can be covered and not treated</li><li>Epilepsy</li></ul>



























 

Let’s admit, these are not so common, and
it is very likely that you do not have any of them. If you feel healthy,
certainly consider <a target="_blank" href="https://skaistumaterapija.lv/laser-epilation/?lang=en&amp;utm_source=1188&amp;utm_medium=1188&amp;utm_campaign=1188&amp;utm_term=laser%20epilation&amp;utm_content=beauty%20therapy">laser
epilation</a> – a procedure that will free you for a long time from other, less
effective and more painful methods of getting rid of tired hair!

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