Instructions
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- 2Avoid tanning, either real or artificial, for about 4 to 6 weeks before treatment. Any pigment (color) in your skin will make the laser hair removal less effective. Most specialists will refuse to treat a tanned area, as blistering and discoloration may occur.
- 3Shave the entire bikini area 3 days before your laser hair removal session. Allow the stubble to grow back, so that the clinician can follow the natural hairline. Some salons will ask that you come in completely shaved, so you should check when you make your appointment.
- 4Clean the bikini area completely. You should not apply any lotions or sprays to the area on the day of your laser hair removal.
- 5Take ibuprofen to prepare for your appointment. While there is no proof that pain reliever helps with the discomfort, many people swear by it. Ibuprofen will often reduce the redness and swelling caused by the laser.
- 6Apply numbing cream to the bikini area about an hour before your treatment. For your first session, you should arrive early enough so that you can pick up and use the numbing cream.
- 7Ask the nurse, doctor or clinician what type of laser she will be using, and if there are any special preparations you need to be aware of--try to be as informed as possible about your treatment. You can also ask the receptionist when you first make your appointment.
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