The Side Effects of Laser Hair Removal

Body beauty treatment seems to be a ritual that must be followed most women. They are even willing to spend the budget that was gradually appear beautiful. Ranging from waxing, manicures and pedicures, tanning to botox, beauty rituals that many acted womanhood. But, you know cosmetic disaster lurking when most women do the expensive beauty treatments. For that, you need to be alert before doing so. It is not possible the use of chemicals and the use of sophisticated equipment in the methods of treatment of the body can lead to disaster. You need to know the bad effects before deciding to botox or other beauty treatments. Here are some of the products and beauty treatments are considered risky as reported by the Times of India:

Laser Hair Removal

Technique removes body hair permanently using a laser has now attracted many women. Sounds interesting. For the sake of smooth without hair, many women do.
However, laser hair removal procedure effective and useful only if done by an experienced practitioner. Improper use can cause hyperpigmentation, skin blisters, scarring arises, can even cause burns.
To avoid accidents like this, it is important to limit exposure to the sun a few weeks after the procedure. When using these tools also need to be considered appropriate laser settings that match the type of skin and hair growth.

Manicure and Pedicure

Manicure and pedicure at the salon can make the body feel relaxed. However, a report released by the Professional Beauty Association, the National Cosmetology Association and the Nail Manufacturers Council, said it was important to evaluate the cleanliness of the place where you do this beauty techniques.
Beauty salons that do not pay attention to cleanliness can lead to disaster. Some infections and accidents can occur because of not doing the correct guidelines beauty treatments. Common signs of infection, including pain, swelling red cuticle as well as changes in the form of nails. Often, salon procedures that are not compliant can cause fungal and bacterial infections that may be difficult to treat.

Tanning bed (tannery)

Very often people use tanning beds for cosmetic purposes to make your skin look healthy and shiny. However, a number of organizations such as the American Academy of Dermatology and the World Health Organization has been advised not to overdo the use of this technique beauty treatments. They believe that the danger of over-exposure method of tanning can cause skin damage and eye cancer. In addition, recent research also shows that tanning also causes premature aging.

Botox

Considered as one of the most revolutionary inventions cosmetics to minimize the effects of wrinkles. This procedure involves the administration of botulinum toxin type A to temporarily paralyze the facial muscles. If not injected properly, the side effects can cause temporary redness on the skin, bruising, and can cause muscle weakness. Typically, these complications occur because too many botolinum toxin type A is injected.

Waxing intimate areas

Although rare, there are certain dangers associated with bikini waxing procedure or waxing intimate areas. Some of the most common side effects include bacterial and yeast infections. In addition, there are also cases of sexually transmitted diseases such as herpes that occurs due to a bikini wax.
However, fortunately, this potential danger can be avoided, as long as it is done with proper procedures and use of experienced professionals. And make sure anyway. used product from a well-known companies and brands.

Is Laser Hair Removal Safe?

Laser hair removal is a common and effective way to permanently remove hair. It is safe, but remember these tips:

1. Hair removal lasers target the pigment in hair (that's how they work). Hair lasers can damage darker or pigmented skin as the laser will target both the hair and the skin, burning it. This can lead to permanent skin discoloration.
2. Tanned skin is dark skin, and laser hair removal should never be done on people with a tan. 
3. Laser hair treatments hurt. Some people find it too painful, while others don't mind it. Numbing creams can lessen the sting; however, they can only be used in small amounts. Large quantities of numbing cream can be toxic and has led to death in extreme circumstances. 
4. The light from the laser can be damaging to your eyes. Be sure you're wearing approved safety glasses at all times. 
5. Laser hair removal can be additive - once you've treated one area, you might want to treat lots of other "hairy spots" which can be harmful to your wallet. 

My suggest you should be really careful about where you choose to get your hair removal done. Medi-spas and salons often offer laser hair removal much cheaper than at doctors' offices, but the staff is often not well-trained or experienced—and safety is a key concern. Many of these locations also probably don't use filtration and evacuators. "HEPA filter vacuums don't come with the device. It's an additional purchase and they're quite expensive." Toxic smoke plumes aside, Some physicians has seen many patients with burns and permanent scarring thanks to salon hair removal. So your best bet is always a board-certified physician's office.

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