Hair on the upper lips can be one of the most irritating problems for all women. You will find lip hair emerging when you are going on a special date or when it is your big day at the office. Even the most beautiful women will not look as appealing with hair on upper lips.

There are various ways for lip hair removal available, such as tweezers, epilators, waxing etc. These are cheaper means of removing lip hair. But the problem with these methods is that these are temporary means of hair removal and you will have to go through the same procedure of hair removal every few days. There are certain methods of permanent lip hair removal. Let us take a look at some of these methods:

Laser hair removal

Diode laser hair removal

Electrolysis

Laser hair removal is an excellent option for long-term withdrawal of unwanted hair ingrown hairs and painful, but because he is considered a medical procedure, there are always potential side effects and Some Risks can Occur Given various variables for laser hair removal. Howeve, the Risks Involved in laser hair removal procedures are minimal, and The Benefits of Treatment far outweigh em.
The most common risks and side effects of laser hair removal include:

• - Skin irritation: Temporary irritation, crusting or scabbing is possible after laser hair removal.
  - Pigment changes: Another possible risk would be the chance that dark skin could be discolored by the technology of the laser beam, especially if an incorrect laser is used at an incorrect setting.
  - The possibility of receiving burns to the skin.
  - Infection: This is another rare complication that can be avoided buy only going to a specialist who are proficient in this procedure.
  - Change of skin skin texture: This is a very rare complication resulting from using the lasers against the skin.
  - Hypopigmentation: The lightening or darkening of skin is considered, hyprepigmentation or hypopigmenation, which in most cases is temporary, a few days to a few months, and worst case scenario permanent. This is an important risk to consider if you have darker skin pigmentation, which may experience skin lightening.
  - An additional risk is that one could end up with white spots where the laser has caused the pigment of the skin to disappear along with the dark material that is targeted by the laser beam. One less serious potential complication is the risk of a flare of acne. This is a highly temporary potential risk and can be easily reversed with treatment.

Side Effects of Laser Hair Removal on the Face	Redness and "ant bite" bumps.	Burns: Face Burns after Laser Hair Removal

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It is always better to search for a good clinic to get rid of unwanted hairs from your body to minimize any risk.

Are men coming around to laser hair removal?

Laser hair removal for men is currently experiencing a surge in demand as men come around to the benefits of being fuzz free. 26% of treatments of laser hair removal are performed on men, (source LaserHairRemovalAnswers.com). The most popular areas for laser hair removal for men is the back, stomach and chest, although the face is increasingly being offered for hair zapping.

An important point to all you guys out there that like being smooth and tanned (I know you are out there:)) You must avoid tanning if you want to use laser hair removal as this will affect your skins pigmentation and can lead to bad results -we are talking patchy coloured skin -  so don't do it! Speak to your clinic and tell them your plans so they can advise you specifically.
 

Men that enjoy performance sports often find laser hair removal to be superb as they feel that sans hair they can be a cut above the rest and up their speed.

Women asked on the subject of male laser hair removal, if answering honestly (which few do by the way) will confirm that given a choice between a rug and a smooth soft surface they would choose the latter. OK OK, I hear some squeels in the back, I realise there are exceptions, some women just didn't move on from prehistoric times and want their men straight out of "Braveheart" - but this is 2007 so get with the programme. That whole fluffy chest look is so 1980's Medallion man - it's over. Just think of the chat up line potential, ''Feel my skin, it's sooo soft" - ha ha! So, if in doubt, just think of the action you"ll get.

If you are in any more doubt then think about how much time you'll save ditching shaving. I have the grossest story now so please prepare yourself. Once I was on an underwear job and the hunky guy model and I were in makeup in the dressing room. The stylist asked him if he could remove some of his... private hairs lets say. Not at all shy he whipped his electric shaver out if his rucksack, proceeded to put his foot on the waist high desk in front of a large mirror, moved his y fronts aside (!) and got into that protected forestery area!! Frankly, my position next to him was not optimal from a viewing perspective or a depositing one. Gross. Some people have no shame. Incidents like this could have been avoided with laser hair removal for men. Think about it...   

So, you guys out there, don't be afraid, get down to the salon and get going with that laser hair removal for men pronto! Let us know your results too...

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The Price of Laser Hair Removal Those lucky enough to have dark hair and light skin are prime candidates for permanent laser hair removal. People with light skin and black hair have scored, so look no further for your hair removal technique.

If you are considering permanent laser hair removal then I recommend that you ask the laser hair removal practitioner exactly what they mean by permanent.

It seems that the word means different things to different people - which is odd.

To some clinics 'permanent laser hair removal' means that they do not anticipate your hair to regrow ever, and to others 'permanent laser hair removal' means you will be hair free for just only 9 weeks! My question is what planet are they on?

So, the solution is to check the small print! That being said, some people are pleased that laser hair removal can last for even the shortest of three months so that they can relax, forget about hair removal and get on with their lives. Also consider that if regrowth does occur then hair should be considerably lighter and finer than before.

What is laser hair removal?

Laser hair removal is the non-invasive reduction of unwanted facial and body hair with the assistance of a laser or intense pulsed light source.

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Are multiple treatments required?

The laser only treats hairs that are in their active growth phase. The number of active follicles and their cycle time will vary with each area of the body. Follicles that are in a dormant phase (at least two-thirds) are not affected. Additional treatments are performed as hairs that were dormant become active and begin to grow. The number of sessions will vary with each patient and body area. It's important to realize that multiple treatments are certainly required.

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How is laser hair removal performed?

Laser hair removal is performed as an in office procedure without the need for anesthesia and with immediate return to sedentary activities. Most people experience only a slight stinging or feel nothing at all as the laser pulses are applied.

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How does laser hair removal work?

The laser targets the pigment within the hair follicle (melanin), disabling the follicle. The laser is designed to selectively target the follicle without damaging the surrounding skin.

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Is laser hair removal permanent?

Unlike traditional methods such as shaving, plucking and waxing, laser hair removal is intended to provide long lasting or permanent reduction in hair. The FDA has approved the Lumenis Lightsheer™ diode laser for hair removal.

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What areas are commonly treated?

For women, the lip and chin are the most common areas we treat followed by the bikini line, legs and axilla (armpits). For men the back, shoulder and upper arms are the most popular areas. It is possible to treat most areas of the body.

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How is laser hair removal different from electrolysis?

With electrolysis each hair must be individually treated with an electric current with risk of electric shock, infection and scarring. Electrolysis can take months or even years to complete. The laser non-invasively treats an area with many hairs at one time. For example, it typically takes about thirty seconds to treat the upper lip.

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What lasers does Plastic Surgery of Southern Connecticut offer for hair removal?

In order to most effectively and safely treats the widest variety of hair colors and skin types, Plastic Surgery of Southern Connecticut offers treatment with the Lumenis Lightsheer™ diode laser. Some lasers require cooling of the skin to facilitate their use, and the LightSheer utilizes Lumenis' patented "chill-tip" technology to cool and protect the skin without need for gells, carbon or cold sprays.

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Who performs laser hair removal?

Dr. O'Connell personally evaluates each patient for hair color, texture, skin type and other medical factors prior to laser hair removal. The actual hair removal process is usually performed by a specially trained female Registered Nurse under Dr. O'Connell's direct on-site supervision.

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Should I wax, tan or dye my hair before coming into the office?

No. You should not wax for about six weeks prior to treating any given area. You should not bleach or pluck your hair and it is best to avoid sun tanning prior to laser hair removal. You may shave as needed prior to treatment.

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Are there risks associated with laser hair removal?

As with any medical or surgical procedure there are risks although with laser hair removal they are minimal. A thorough discussion of potential risks, alternatives and potential benefits is an important part of the consultative process.

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How much does laser hair removal cost?

Costs for laser hair removal vary depending upon the area of the body treated, and we will be happy to quote you prices by phone. Laser hair removal is one of the least expensive procedures in plastic surgery and is affordable for nearly everyone.

There are two major types of hair: terminal hairs and vellus hairs.  Terminal hairs are thick, long, and usually pigmented with melanin.  These include the hair on the scalp, underarms, genitals, and eyebrows.  Hair from the chest, back, legs, and arms may also be terminal hairs.  Vellus hairs or “peach fuzz” are short and non-pigmented and can be found in most other areas of the body and face.  Lasers target terminal hairs with the pigment melanin.

Anatomy of Human Hair

Lasers target the melanin in the “bulge” and papilla region.  The bulge area of the hair follicle is important in the cycling and regeneration of hair.  The papilla is an extremely vascular region of the follicle and provides nutrients and oxygen to the other areas.  These regions need to be severely disabled for permanent destruction of the hair follicle to occur.
There are three phases of hair growth: anagen, catagen, and telogen.  Lasers can only target the anagen, or active, phase of the growth cycle.  Anywhere from 20 to 85% of hair is in the anagen phase at any given time.  This varies with different areas of the body.  Regression begins in the catagen cycle.  During the telogen stage, the follicle is “dormant” and prepares for the development of new hair.  Because the laser can only treat hairs in the anagen phase, several treatments will be necessary for the desired result.
Lasers remove hair by the process of selective photothermolysis.  The light energy from the laser is transferred to thermal energy in the hair follicle.  The laser targets melanin, or the pigmented regions of the follicle.  When the thermal energy, or heat, is absorbed by the melanin in the cell structures (namely the bulge and papilla) they are destroyed.  All lasers also come with a cooling mechanism that prevents damage to the surrounding cells.
All lasers used in hair removal have the same basic mechanism of action.  There is not one laser, however, that is ideal for treating all patients; thus the need for multiple lasers and an experienced physician who can assess the best method of treatment.

Since the late 1990's, epilation by laser treatment has become very popular and has mushroomed due to a better understanding of its use.


Laser hair removal works by passing a beam of light through the skin. The laser targets dark pigment called melanin in the hair. When the beam strikes the hair follicle (where hair growth), the intense heat destroys the hair follicle instantly. Hair removal laser treatment may be the best laser hair removal treatment imageform of hair removal. Some people think laser hair removal is only available to be performed on the face, not at all! This treatment can be used on virtually any part of the body including the very delicate skin of the peritoneum.

* Chest
* Legs
* Bikini area
* Back
* Pubic area

Most candidates choose Epilation by laser as a last resort after trying nearly every type of hair removal product available on the market
If you are interested in laser hair growth as a method of permanent hair removal, this website will explain in detail everything you need to know about laser hair removal treatment , a credible resource to research Epilation by laser, including costs associated with the procedure, the number of treatments that will be needed, Is laser hair removal right for me?, and other frequently asked questions.

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