If You’re Considering Laser Hair Removal, Use This Safety Checklist

[@luscious_unicorn]

Laser hair removal is a life changer no more ingrowns

[@sara_36511]

@@GiGiTheCatjoy omg Im excited for the thatt

[@elvenleaf5589]

Don't worth it

[@lizhermann4964]

I had laser recommended to me by x2 doctors because I'm so prone to sever ingrowns ! Honestly, best investment I've made.

[@luscious_unicorn]

@@lizhermann4964 I know right that’s why I got laser hair removal as well

[@goldenotis9703]

I'm a man with curly hair, very prone to ingrown hair. And my life requires me to shave. Looking a into this now, hopefully it's long term

[@jennicav1397]

In Australia it's not even a nurse. It's just a technician and they don't have any high incidents injuries. So just chill America.

[@amberh6503]

Literally the same people who do waxes How does America have so many issues

[@camilleduyap1956]

LOL USA have so much issues.

[@Emmyyyy1]

Exactly what I was thinking. Americans need to chill 🤦🏽‍♀️😂

[@abqduke]

That's one way they protect their educational investment. Generally the more you depend on doctors for certain procedures, the more valuable the doctors' services are perceived for those procedures. It's a 1.3 billion industry and dermatologists want to have their share.

[@ines-simpson]

Agree, that country is always having issues smh

[@ilener1698]

Very true. My best friend was just a receptionist at a spa for years and they would train her to give laser treatments. My bestie was not a skin specialist, nurse or anything medical/dermatology. She was down for training and all but I found it weird they would let her do that being that she wasn’t qualified for that kind of work. Be careful people out there, I heard of things like this.

[@ENERGYmaex]

Iiiiiiiiiiot

[@kagura8468]

I can smell something burning 🤣

[@alexandraw887]

Oh hell no

[@mosammmatbegum317]

Ive been doing laser for. a few years now. I decided to try a new Place which I found on Groupon. When I expressed my pain The aesthetician said to me it’s supposed to burn as she was doing the treatment. She stated it was normal. A few minutes later it was burning so bad that I couldn’t raise my arms from the burn. I got burned on my face, underarm and arm. Be careful especially woman with sensitive skin and darker skin.

[@Shalla460]

Which place was this? Does it had good rating?

[@jillmont3342]

did tht place have a good rating?

[@lizmowrey9866]

Definitely get it done at a dermatologist's office

[@sams517]

Are there groupons for ones that are done in dermatologist’s offices?

[@tcoleman124]

Sam S no

[@xenaarrias5511]

Having it done by an actual dermatologist triples the price. Nope! My NP does a good enough job im not getting surgery.

[@mariaeleniNikolaidi]

Having it done at a dermatologist not only makes it more expensive but dermatologists never get laser courses in their study time and are never trained in the subject like licensed aestheticians who spend months studying the subject

[@F40LM]

Loxie yay loxie!

[@genelynnyoum8529]

Actually, it depends on what laser it is. There’s different levels of lasers.. the one that medical aesthetician uses are diode lasers with a cooling tip which is safe for all skin types. The skin only burns if the handle is used incorrectly. Secondly, there are contraindications of some clients who can’t be doing laser such as being on medication that is photo sensitive, breast feeding, pregnancy, epilepsy, cancer. You don’t need a MD doctor in the room unless you’re doing services with injections or PRP. If you’re doing anything that IS invasive, have a doctor or a nurse there. Other than that, depending on a laser, it’s totally fine.

[@zawlay6666]

Yep

[@cremefraiche2078]

Are you married?

[@popsoduh3262]

@@cremefraiche2078 yep with me

[@nakedperfectionspa2099]

Thank you for your comment. It seems as though individuals forget about different state's laws and regulations. Proper education, field experience and insurance is mandatory in this industry. Worked with plenty of Estheticians who have had to correct work post in office appointments with physicians. Let's not talk about the nurses that leave the hospital to attend esthetics institutions to study skin and these processes because they have no idea.

[@nakedperfectionspa2099]

I will also say the last two practices should probably not be open...especially the last one. lol Couldn't tell if it was a joke or not. Gives aestheticians a horrible reputation when the entire industry isn't like this. You need to review the state, every person is different, and different forms of technology. Furthermore explaining, IPL, Diodes, Lasers are all different and work with different forms of energy. To simply mention YAG and Alex is very minimal.

[@ItachiUchiha-xk1fr]

I’m a male 25 years old , I had laser hair removal , here in Atlanta Georgia, it’s called ideal image , it might be a little painful at first but it’s definitely worth it . The results are incredible.

[@sahilkumar2162]

Can u tell me which prevention you check while searching 4 dr?...nd is it works on beard?

[@ItachiUchiha-xk1fr]

Sahil Kumar I didn’t check anything , I just went with the flow , they are best here in Atlanta #1 laser hair removal spot . I got my upper lip done (beard) and my chin . I don’t have to shave anymore it’s awesome 🙌🏼

[@sahilkumar2162]

@@ItachiUchiha-xk1fr can i try this on my chick area?....

[@ItachiUchiha-xk1fr]

Sahil Kumar your chick area ?? Huh lol

[@ChooseYourYTHandle]

Lolol vagina isnt a bad word. Just say it.

[@CarTa3]

STOP and read. I’m getting laser now in my bikini area and upper lip and I’m NOT getting the results I want. So honestly, it might not be worth it for the following reasons (I know it’s long but bear with me it might be a worthwhile read): - THE CANDIDATE SPECTUM IS SLIM: They say darker skin and lighter hair means it will work less (i.e. light skin with blond hair won't work; dark skin with any color hair won't work) so one would assume that a person with medium to med-light skin and very dark hair would be the best candidate - they're not. I am half black half Arab so I have a medium skin tone--tan but not too dark. I have hair everywhere and esp. on my bikini it is VERY long, dark and STRONG. I’m far into my treatments and it’s not working that well. My aesthetician (a white lady) said it might not work because I’m too dark. I’m NOT that dark and even if I am my hair is so dark and thick the laser should be able to do its job. The PERFECT candidate is a very light skinned person with very dark hair and not much hair to begin with. But how many of those people actually exist??. Update: Unless you are very fair skin BE SURE TO ASK YOUR AESTHETICIAN WHAT LASER THEY USE AND DO NOT PURCHASE A PACKAGE UNLESS THEY USE THE **YAG** LASER. - IT IS NOT PERMANENT: I want everyone to be aware of this (b/c I wasn't and now I’m regretting it) laser IS NOT PERMANENT. Any licensed aesthetician will tell you that in most cases laser hair removal results in 70-90% hair REDUCTION not REMOVAL. That's right, you're paying $500 to have less hair, not no hair. And if you want to keep that less hair, you're going to have to have yearly touchups with them at about $100-200 each. - HELLA EXPENSIVE: For bikini and upper lip I’m paying over $600 (and that's with a Groupon) and getting the unsatisfactory results above ^^ - IT TAKES FOR-FREAKING-EVER: An average laser package (6 treatments) takes over 6 months to complete (with a treatment every 6-8 weeks, no less). Word to the wise: if fun in the sun in the summer months matters to you, you MUST start treatment in October/November because any later and you'll be stretching treatment into the summer months and you can't let the treated are get tan at all - say goodbye to the beach) - IT FRIGGIN HURTS: Real talk ya’ll laser is THE WORST hair removal pain I have ever felt (more than waxing and threading…combined) although it is very quick (3 - 10 minutes minutes). - YOU CAN ONLY SHARE IN THE MEAN TIME: If you're a furry beast like me and shaving doesn't work for you (ingrown hair, poor hair removal, hair grows back quickly, itchiness) get ready to do nothing but shave the treated area for at least 6 months. You literally can not any other type of hair removal on it. - THEY’RE STINGY WITH WHAT THEY GIVE YOU: Know exactly what areas come with your package before you buy. Always have a consultation first. If you ask for a Brazilian or even bikini line, don't expect them to get that area on the inner thigh. When they say line they mean LINE, like literally where your thigh and pubic area meet. That's nice and all but that leaves the inner thigh area which is where the problem really is! And my aesthetician is doing my mustache and I was like "hey, can you get closer to the lip, I see there's still a lot of hair growth there" and she's like "oh, well, we can't get too close to the lip, don't want to damage it" and I’m like fair play with the safety but WTF!!?? You mean to tell me I’m going to be hairless on most of my upper lip but still have a line of fur around the perimeter of my mouth and there’s nothing you can do about it?? - THEY CAN’T EVALUATE THEIR OWN WORK: You have to go into the appointment shaved so IDK how the aesthetician knows where to target the laser since she can't see where the hair is. She says the laser has a buffer area where it spreads under your skin but obviously it’s not doing its job. This has left me with patchy hair growth and areas treated more than others. - CAN CAUSE SCABS AND SCARRING: At my last treatment (update: and the 3 treatments after that -_-) I think the laser was too hot. It caused little bubbly burns on my upper lip and what looked like scratches that scarred a bit all over my bikini area. I think this was because it was too hot and I put on my underwear too quickly (at my salon they practically usher you out of the door as soon as you’re done). Although I have to admit, I saw the most results with that treatment over all the others. The boils on my lips and the scratches did go away and I think the scarring will too in a few months but was still uncomfortable and sore. IDK maybe my aesthetician sucks (I did use a Groupon voucher, you get what you pay for) so if you can, try to buy your treatments individually and not as a group unless you know it’s going to work with you. Otherwise you’re stuck with the same bad service for months. In conclusion, if you're gonna do laser and dou're a woman of color, do YAG. If you're looking for PERMANENT hair removal, I hear ELECTROLYSIS is the best. Little more expensive than laser but apparently it's permanent. I hope I've helped someone understand the implications of laser hair removal. Don't be over-hyped by the media. Do your research and make sure it's the absolute best option for you.

[@313angie1]

cartergirl3of3 but what kind of laser are they using on you? That’s the MOST important part when it comes to these treatment for people with “colored” skin... YAG laser is the ONLY “ laser that works on “colored/ ethnic” skin....

[@CarTa3]

@@313angie1 TBH I never thought about that until well into my treatment and you're absolutely right. My groupon voucher was a gift and myself and the person who bought it didn't do our research about the laser. If that's the case I'm HELLA pissed this technician even allowed me to go through with the treatment. I saw another tech for a consultation for my face and she straight up said "we can't do it, it won't be effective." But money is money and she just keeps making excuses for why it's not working. If I've done anything with my post I hope I've at least encouraged people to buy singular treatments and do their research first. Thanks angie for the feedback. I'll ask my tech which laser it is at my next appt.

[@InclytusVirtue]

It depends on the laser and the technician. I’m very honest with my clients and have always had good results, we use nd:yag which is ideal for deeper skin tone. It is reduction though. Electrolysis is more permanent. But with hormones and changes hair can grow back over time.

[@aishaa927]

Go to a cosmetic surgery establishment. I’m over in the UK but use the Harley medical group. My results have been great, I did a course of the Hollywood and I hardly have an hair growing and smooth as a baby. Didn’t experience burning or scarring just some discomfort during the treatment. I’m likely much darker than you too.

[@loveprize4272]

Thanks for telling us your experience! 🙏🙏🙏

[@brittanybarber1724]

This drama queen “doctor” is a little overboard. Some things she says are true. but some things are not a big deal at all. I.e. -you DONT need a physician around to do laser hair removal-not a bad idea for some more in depth laser treatments (removal of warts around an eyeball perharps) but then again-a nurse practitioner “APRN” or even a PA on board is more than sufficient ( the aestheticians should have been trained properly on the procedures in their schooling as well)

[@punkrachmaninoff]

Just lying to Trans women everywhere. F**k Dr. Oz.

[@indigobuntz3564]

Off topic: the doctor hair is amazing

[@littledancingfawn]

Every time I watch this show they say “ you must go to a doctor”. Hmm, money money money. I’m surprised they don’t suggest a doctor for shaving your legs! They don’t want normal people to have the technology. There are fda approved devices for home use!

[@luiso.9103]

i agree ☝🏽

[@MeowEwowE]

Consider the quacky source LOL!

[@kauity9666]

Yeah I was a bit confused why you need a doctor for hair removal. I mean, what could actually go wrong if you have professionals doing this? Even if something goes wrong, you’d expect them to know how to handle it. Doesn’t make sense.

[@zawlay6666]

They got paid by doctors. alot of doctors out off business. machines take over. So they run in to laser .

[@luiso.9103]

sounds like there’s a vendetta for nurse practitioners, who in my opinion are highly skilled . U need dermatologist for more advanced issues like possibly skin cancer, biopsy’s etc. lazer treatment is cosmetic-lazer is done by a technician who is only trained on the machine but the nurse practitioner or RN can trouble shoot .

[@livelovely4681]

Nurse practitioners are not highly skilled lol, if that was the case why would doctors go to years of schooling and complete residency?

[@luiso.9103]

@@livelovely4681 I guess u have been “livingwrong” .

[@elnaramuradova2454]

@@livelovely4681 exactly. Until they have complications and they need a doctor to fix them. Doing a simple procedure 100x times does not make you an expert in the field.

[@nataliedelacruz1858]

Well i live in DR and at the moment most of the local celebraties specifically women use the laser hair removal which depending on your type of skin and hair it could take between 6 to 10 sessions and then after that depending on your skin type and hair you have to go at least every 6 to 8 months to have your retouch but then your hairless free for almost 8 months! Of course there are good places and bad places to go but here in DR we have a couple of certified medical spas with profesional trained doctors and dermatologist who know there stuff so i think that it depends more on where you go and with who you do these procedures !

[@Saucyakld]

Got horrible blisters on my ankles but they lasered them and no scars. But have no hairs on my legs. Would never consider it on my face

[@monlkonli5943]

Honestly, if you're not american try the Philip's laser home removal (it's not approved in the u.s I think I read that somewhere) It worked wonders for me and its completely safe and caused me no had reactions at all- just follow the instructions.

[@TheAssyriyan]

first of all that dermatologist is too hyper, when I try to get an appointment with a dermatologist they always push me off on the assistant , and if there is a dr on staff I will pay 10 times more just another money hungry doctor

[@tatan4939]

I got burned from some sort of radio frequency procedure. Never again!

[@mariovo5]

I would like to learn more about what side effects would I have not only after the irritation but in two years from the time the laser touches the skin. two reasons why I want my facial hair permanently REMOVED because I have acne so if I shave I'm making my face irritating more!

[@haleypierce6635]

I was suggested to get it done. I would by a doctor at the place.

[@californiadoll6273]

I got my underarms lasered at a plastic surgeons office by his nurse in Kansas. It was the Swanson Center in Leawood KS. I'm Hispanic with light skin and dark hair. The laser hurt sooo bad but I thought it was nornal but NO! Both my underarms got sooo burned that they got black in color! They looked like I rubbed charcoal all over them! It took 2 years for them to heal. It was a horrible experience

[@salvatrucha47]

Jesus. I had 5 treatments and it did hurt but only had redness for that day!

[@salvatrucha47]

And it worked!

[@naziaali7560]

@@salvatrucha47 did the hair got permanently removed or just lessened?

[@salvatrucha47]

@@naziaali7560 it's permanent! I didn't want 100% removed. I would say that I have about 75% less hairs on my entire legs!

[@salvatrucha47]

@@naziaali7560 if you want 100% permanent removal. You would probably want about 10 sessions. For me entire legs were $200 each session.

[@MusicLuv80]

I heard from few doctors that laser hair removal is not permanent. They say it is permanent as long as it doesn't grow back for 6 month. But it does depend on that person, color, hair, and etc... Also I heard that body parts that aren't exposed to the sun light works better. For example your under arms. But with face, they said most likely once you stop the laser treatment after a while it will grow back.

[@LianaShane]

So dramatic - I’ve had a nurse an awesome one use the commercial machine - and she even gave me some free treatments ! She did an awesome job

[@waheedahsrecipes5004]

Some people skin has gotten really messed up by these lancer skin hair removal burns and it’s a lot of redness

[@kennyhumble3699]

Does it ever go back to normal?

[@narutoqueen7763]

@@kennyhumble3699 remember to wear sunscreen after🧴

[@kennyhumble3699]

@@narutoqueen7763 even if I'm black?

[@narutoqueen7763]

@@kennyhumble3699 kzbin.info/www/bejne/navNdqace8llr9k

[@narutoqueen7763]

@@kennyhumble3699 press that link it has so much detail for people with dark skin I hope it helps she is a doctor so she knows

[@potatoasiangirl]

I am doing my hair removal in Japan so they have more restive care. So I think I’ll be good

[@SuperAnimecity]

You're lucky

[@sydneylaroche8276]

im doing it in china, had no ill side effects, but it seems to take a lot more treatments than it should to yield any results, but its pretty cheap so just seeing it through

[@kennyhumble3699]

How is it going now?

[@naziaali7560]

how many treatments you did so far and what's the cost? In Trinidad it's about 1250-1500 for 15-20mins

[@Jiemaimah]

You should expose the name of those spa and the identity of those people behind it. By hiding their identity, your giving them a chance to victimize other customers.

[@kingslate1]

Any good cheap reliable places in NYC?

[@alexandraw887]

This is true with a medical physician being on site for any of these procedures. I've seen patients come in with severe burns due to laser hair removal which can result in permanent scarring.

[@pauljones4763]

After seeing this, sharing look more of a better option

[@djzyx]

I did my face and it took away the hair. I only did 6 treatments and my face looked a lot more youthful but after each session I had lots of red circles on my face. It went away in a week though. My hair on my face is growing back a lot im going back to do it again. I am a man and I just want to tone my facial hair down. So basically its not so wild and I dont to pluck my face constantly.

[@3litepker]

insipidlight you’re such a beta lol actual fool

[@vela7447]

edit above. Sorry for that.

[@alyssawalker1900]

There is no reason a nurse practitioner can’t perform this safely. My dermatologist even told me about a nurse-practitioner who does it. A nurse practitioner is basically a doctor.

[@fayjan73]

STFU NP IS NO MD

[@elnaramuradova2454]

nurse practioner is a doctor? Will you let a nurse practitioner perform a neurosurgery on you? Why a doctor should complete 15 years of training on average, if you could go to nursing school and become basically a doctor!?

[@alyssawalker1900]

@@elnaramuradova2454 some nurse practitioners can do surgeries, some PAs can do surgeries as well. I know a nurse practitioner who does cardiac surgeries. Also- laser hair removal isn’t a surgery. Not even close. You actually only need an esthetician license to perform laser hair removal in most states, and in some you don’t need a license at all.

[@alfredolopez4092]

Thank God my skin is gorgeous, no I see a burn , I call asap I do not play with my skin and I always always check reviews...I am lucky 7 years and I'm almost hair free and yes I would run I agree..

[@AjaySingh-hk3dw]

What happened to Dr Oz

[@arilopez1102]

What would the medical Dr do if she gets burned??? Isn't the laser therapist trained to deal with such incidents? Or if the medical Dr is in the premises the laser won't burn her 🤔?

[@fariajaved5680]

Hello dr what's the difference between laser and ipl

[@licaple]

That Dr just disrespected Nurse Practitioners it’s disgusting

[@hakim3223]

Did they lazer hair remove the head with out persmission

[@karrencita1371]

Everyone can do it at home

[@butterpecanbrielle]

Unfortunately I didn’t come across this until after my first few sessions, but definitely saved me from cautionary tales.

[@unknownboo8738]

The thing is now I don’t wax or thread at all. I just shave in between sessions too. Yes the hair grows but it shreds. I get stubble after shaving anyway to stop this from happening?

[@denisec8549]

What I don’t understand is how the people performing the laser treatment don’t know when to stop ✋ looking at those pictures and others the person should have been seen something wrong but yet she continued all over her face

[@ninacarranza5189]

i can tell this is Laser Away cuz Ive been there

[@alfredolopez4092]

I had laser years and electrolysis and no issues ever

[@dauseanadoingme3824]

I paid $5000 for 8 treatments every 6 weeks. It was the best decision I ever made. I have never had any problems at all. I go to a very upscale facility where Doctors and nurse practioners perform your procedures. You get what you pay for. So do not take the cheap route when getting laser hair removal

[@olgalaputa5709]

There is 1 star reviews of that location

[@soloherps]

This is kind of demeaning a nurse practitioner can definitely be qualified/trained enough to over see this practice

[@gamerdude5997]

Im thinking about laser hair removal because I don't want to deal with pubic hair anymore it's annoying

[@kabiruali7187]

I have been getting laser hair removal for about 7 months and I'm getting a lot of acne a lot of acne I never been the one to get acne but since I've been getting laser hair removal I get acne bad now THANK YOU DR RORPOPOR HERBAL ON KZbin FOR CURING ME WITH YOUR HERBAL MEDICATION TOTALL

[@catsinkuwait9566]

I also got burned in some places

[@talksick508]

Is electrolysis what I want? Would that be perm at getting rid of hair On upper face under eye area and under jawline area

[@MysteriousDrella]

Urgh, I'm contemplating on doing this for years now. But I don't see the trees through the forest anymore really. Ok, I know I have to go for laser and not IPL, but all dermatologists or even hospitals do just one consultation of a few minutes and after a nurse practitioner, or an esthetician even (even at hospitals) takes over. Futhermore a treatment for armpits, bikini and legs below the knee can vary from 350 (smaller lasers which are moved in the car by the estheticians, I wonder if they are as good as the big ones) -870 euro (those are bigger and stay at the clinics) per session. 750 is the monthly rent of a house here. Furthermore, I already have problematic skin: ingrowns (very red), eczema, dry, sensitive skin, so I'm so afraid, especially for the bikinline. The clinic I called today asked the highest rate, but said ingrowns and irritation doesn't matter, they just treat it like the other skin, they go over pustules from ingrowns and all... that made me think like: is this even a normal practice?

[@emmyweirdo6576]

My dad was going to pay for all my laser appointments but I don’t want to go anymore.

[@angiemathew9005]

I was threading for awhile and lasering at med spa was recommended, went a few times, and was shocked when I got burned one session. Not as bad as some of the pics, but I did get burned and it took awhile for the discoloration to go away. Years later I went to ideal image, they use nurse practitioners, not sure they have a doc onsite but I haven’t had an issue. Curious what the doc thinks of that chain.

[@kennyhumble3699]

After you got burned did it heal back to normal?

[@mp4455]

Yes ideal image only has nurse practitioners ... is that bad... I would think estheticians would be great to do it?

[@Roh_elle05]

The city should have do a observations for every business. The thing is money is money. People wouldn’t do the right thing. Even checking if every business are following the rules and procedures from city laws.

[@allisonm6928]

I have the tria laser remover for at home and I am 15. I have very thick corse hair and I only used it 2 times so far and I see a big difference. I am very insecure of all my hair because I am German and I guess germans have a lot of hair . I have to shave like everyday and I have looking for something on the market for years and never found anything else over then lazor removal or shaving . I really hope someone can change the world and make something better. Any advice or products to use ?!

[@arlenehenry4860]

Allison M You can try natural remedies

[@allisonm6928]

Arlene Henry any ideas

[@arlenehenry4860]

Allison M You can also try toothpaste, sugar and lemon juice

[@user-bn4tc2qq9h]

spearmint tea

[@endiya.]

Allison M veet or nair hair removal!!!

[@narmiataf3993]

Really interesting information Thanks doc

[@kennykaufman7301]

I rather get hair removal by a license aesthetician vs a nurse/ dr.. an aesthetician is trained on skin care, in fact aesthetic schools even have courses on Laser. Plus you want a place that’s been in biz for years..

[@alfredolopez4092]

I also am lucky I had a Great price deal. and. I do facial

[@TheSugarbaby1]

Dr dray can you do review on the Faustina 3 in 1 IPL device for acne scars ?

[@vennusoto9790]

I have been getting laser hair removal and I’m on my 3th session and My hair still growing a lot. Some areas the hair is thinner but still growing. 😼 the place I’m going they have a doctor next door same practice own but I’m getting it done with an esthetician.

[@raniashawaqfe4403]

Well that doesn't seem right dear, try to see a doctor first then change the place you go to

[@salvatrucha47]

I'm a guy and I had 5 treatments on my ape-like legs. 18 months later and I still have like 90% less hair on my legs. I also had it done on my stomach like 4 times but the hairs were thinner. I saw maybe like 25% reduction there. Some thinner hairs turned thicker.

[@kkh6646]

Hello Dr. Oz, what about using IPL technology at home?

[@jamesfantin3329]

That was really awesome ❤️ I keep praying 🙏 for u Dr Oseghale Sunday Herbal Home 🏡 I understand u loud and clear, I’ve gotten rid of lupus & hsv1/2.

[@monizashoda8788]

Nice work thanks also

[@ari-jv]

Go to a dermatologist that has the same skin color as you. Problem solved

[@JoshuaBurniston]

So in the uk you can do laser if you do the correct training. You do not need a doctor on site or a nurse.

[@camilleduyap1956]

In Phillippines there is no medical doctor available everytime they do this procedure as well.

[@rahtorres4305]

Wow this was very informative I’m thinking of having laser done soon wow scary stuff I’m in Cali anyone got any suggestions??

[@fitnfab6522]

Look into electrolysis. It's safer, and the only FDA approved of almost 90% permanent hair removal. Dont trust anything that will burn your skin. I live in Cali too, and never trusted anyone bc it's all about money. If you decide to do laser, make sure you have a doctor do it.m, and pay a bit extra to be safe. You get what you pay for.

[@salvatrucha47]

It works. I had it done at 29 years old. Turned my Ape-like legs to Asian legs in 5 treatments. 18 months later and still missing 90% hair. It does hurt. My tech slides and ice pack to cover to area as she goes. Only had some redness for that day.

[@doommuffinz5276]

People are less alarmed when the a reporter's and their guests are cowards. "She's not being upfront.". No. You literally just said that what she said is 100% false. The correct way to say that is "She's lying."

[@ChemicalViruS004]

No laser for me thank you. IPL is the best thing ever and so far everything wonderful, no pain, no redness and fast results, but of course you need to know what you are doing just like laser

[@kimberlihueso892]

Lasers used for hair removal ARE pulsed light.

[@cocoland502]

What’s IPL. ?

[@CoastieForTheRoad]

@@cocoland502 hair removal handset

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

@ coco and. Is it available on Amazon? Please let me know

[@ChemicalViruS004]

@@kimberlihueso892IPL is not laser, pulsated light technology is different from YAG or diode for example.

[@claressaugbaja3670]

What about ideal image?

[@bstr-ey6wl]

better to have nurse only with 20 different lasers on site... how many doctors with only 1 laser...

[@Alexis-lp1vd]

1st place was laseraway

[@Textbook000]

Trust a board certified derm who has completed a fellowship in lasers

[@ashcosola]

A NP can pretty much do everything a doctor can do no need this is just bashing them. They have regulations they have to follow and everything it’s not like it’s so over seen.

[@ashcosola]

You just have to find a good tech you like.

[@elnaramuradova2454]

yes, if you need a neurosurgery, I can recommend a nurse for you

[@성준호成俊虎]

It will be Neosporin heal skin.

[@KhadijaBibi-zo7to]

i just got my laser treatment for facial hair today and this is what im watching today 🤭

[@stinewatson3875]

did they tell u how long it will last?

[@KhadijaBibi-zo7to]

stine watson It would just take 6 to 8 treatments which would result in reduction of hair

[@firstlady4966]

How much per each treatment

[@KhadijaBibi-zo7to]

first Lady Well i’m from Pakistan so it had cost me Rs5000

[@3litepker]

Khadija Bibi how was it?

[@alfredolopez4092]

You don't need a medical Dr for laswr

[@austinb1824]

To start with, a registered nurse or better yet a nurse practitioner is a very prestigious title. Nurses do the majority of the dirty work any way.

[@codingevelynmiami4230]

What is the gag laser is that an acronym?

[@user-bn4tc2qq9h]

"Nd:YAG (neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet; Nd:Y3Al5O12) is a crystal that is used as a lasing medium for solid-state lasers."

[@codingevelynmiami4230]

Thanks for the clarification.@@user-bn4tc2qq9h

[@sams517]

CodingEvelynMiami the woman didn’t even say the right name, it’s Yag, not gag. And she’s the one trying to educate us???

[@samanthacharlton4123]

@@sams517 she miscommunicated the "if I'm nervous I'll get burned" segment as well; that's not what she was saying. Also this short clip said a doctor needs to be present and then it said a nurse practitioner needs to be present even though they tore into the first place for being nurse practitioners and not having a doctor there

[@charlottestallion7513]

I spent lot of money on laser and waxing but all failed 😞 the hair still came back, writing from the UK. I got rid of facial hairs with Doctor isibor alternative herbal treatment and body cleanser within 21 day’s, I am so happy

[@F8_Entertainment]

Don't use your face because your face is your identity

[@Cocacabanabudgets]

Wow!!

[@madehoney5052]

I love my treatments diolaze is the truth

[@MarySmith-oh6zs]

Ok

[@zawlay6666]

now laser technology soo advance and safe now.

[@cnn787-i9e]

With modern safe laser, you don't need to pay 3 times extra for some stupid doctor standing around.

[@osirusj275]

U use one?

[@merkins6430]

Sure thing not an actual doctor

[@terryglenweaver]

Well, that law stating false advertising as being a crime in USA, the Land of the Free and home of the Brave, seems to in itself be false advertising. I have been interested in permament hair removeable for areas right next to skin graphs that cause harsh itching and ingrown hairs there as well. Thus far I have discovered that one treatment either does not work or is far to harsh. Yet I see videos like this one seemingly like it is a one time and quick procedure. However the area is shaved first. This makes me dubious as the shaved off area is well, shaved so you cannot see the actual area's hair removed. I realize I am niave becauae I never actually have tried it. Then of course there are price variations making the procedure even more dubious. Next, I have been looking into doing hair removal to myself, by myself which opens yet another can if hairy worms, such is the case with the machine's type and cost. So for years this has been a very itchy and hairy ordeal or worse. I found a spring door type hair removable thingy in a store and inspected it. Right from the start it claimed "PAINLESS." Can you believe that??? Then I saw a very sticky honey substance that you apply, then wait, then Yank it off along with the hairs. It had this reassuring and estute observation as well in it's advertising claining it is "PAINLESS" And finally this duct-tape type, also claiming it was "PAINLESS." ADVERTISING FALSELY is illegal in USA, it is fraud. Seems a person could become independantly wealthy in USA just by suing blatantly bogus companies doing such false advertising. Even using terms as "slightly discomfortable" or a "discomfortable" procedure procedure for these devices is far beyond anything that could be considered exerated advertising. So... why am I not rich? Well, it seems false advertising as a crime is false advertising. Fu

[@reddplays2367]

4:27

[@Skatejock21]

The accents of some of those ladies. Americans don’t want Canadians to immigrate. Yea, maybe allow those who are more qualified or can be qualified to work successfully in the USA

[@1PAHero]

Don’t forget, Dr. Oz is also making money from this industry. I know he may have your best interest in mind. But he didn’t do this show for free.

[@tooprock]

This is just bs what you are telling in this video. Do not tell people such incorrect information. First of all, start explaining the difference between the laser and IPL treatment. How string is the energy that a cell is exposed to. It is highly dependent on the duration of the event of course. I personally tried the IPL for several times and as far as I'm concerned, it is safe. A doctor does not have to be onsite for this and in many countries there is not even a nurse onsite but just the trained person who is in most cases not even educated to this business, if you assume that the used laser source is dangerous which is not.

[@THEkillingart]

This is such a fluff piece lol and i've never even had laser removal

[@pantarei8382]

This is now called journalist!!!! Its so sad that its funny

[@veronicaarchaga8306]

Aren't you doctors already making million of dollars

[@thacandyhouse1783]

As a doctor it’s your job to see people with issues why would you be seeing people who had no issues. 2:17 that looks like chemical damage maybe hydroquinone. These women should’ve been on “Extra” Get it cause they so 😉🤣🤣🤣

[@cocohodge2962]

You get scammed watching this show

[@tweetiddleydum]

Buyer beware. Permanent skin damage possible

[@anthonykevin3683]

After 2 years of growing facial hair 😢 I finally get help through Dr isibor treatment

[@DMon850]

Disabled the dislike button, already reason not to touch this video

[@arilopez1102]

I dont know but This dr is annoying me 😒

[@christophernancy4903]

#drisibor