Should I shave before IPL removal?

Should I shave before IPL removal?

Should I shave before IPL removal?

On the day before your treatment, you should shave with a clean, new razor. By shaving, the lasers will be able to locate the follicles. Using a clean, new razor ensures there is no lingering bacteria that could cause contact dermatitis after your laser treatment.

Can I shave after IPL treatment?

Then once you get treated, it’s best to wait several days before you shave the treated area. If you shave too quickly you may irritate the skin even more, so waiting at least three or four days after your treatment is usually ideal.

Does shaving affect IPL?

Answer If you don’t want to wait for the hairs to shed and fall out then you can shave in between sessions. This will not affect your laser results.

Can I shave before laser hair removal?

Shaving Before Laser Hair Removal Treatment It is important to shave the night before or in the morning a few hours before the treatment. If your hair is too long, the laser energy might be too widely dispersed to be effective. It is best not to shave immediately before your treatment as this can disturb the skin.

Can I use IPL every other day?

No, using your VISS IPL more often than recommended will not speed up the hair removal process. You should treat the same area 3 rounds in one session since this will improve efficacy.

What happens if I don’t shave before laser hair removal?

As we mentioned a little earlier, if you don’t shave before your appointment, the laser will singe the hair resulting in a burn to your skin. In addition, if the hair hasn’t been shaved properly, treatment will not be as effective, and it may result in small temporary grazes on the top layer of your skin.

Does Braun IPL work on pubic hair?

Is IPL suitable for intimate areas? IPL is safe for use on the bikini line, but it isn’t suitable for the genital area where the skin may have a darker colour and where there is a greater hair density, which would absorb more light energy and may cause discomfort.