Can Laser Hair Reduction Burn your Skin?
- Posted by Dermaworld
- 04 October 2018
- Laser Hair Reduction
CAN LHR CAUSE SKIN BURN?
Well, it’s not so. Because when you are taking a treatment for Laser Hair Reduction, the laser is affecting the hair follicle, it’s not affecting your skin. The surrounding skin is taken care by the cooling device that is there on the laser probe. When the technician is doing the procedure, the laser light affects the hair follicle, and the cooling device takes care that the surrounding skin in which that treatment is being done is pre-cooled, and also during the procedure, the temperature of the skin is kept to minimum to make sure that no untoward incident takes place and no burn or harm takes place to your skin.
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