How Long Does Laser Hair Removal Last?
Laser hair removal offers semi-permanent reduction of hair growth. The results can vary based on several factors, including the individual’s skin type, hair color, hormonal influences, and the specific area being treated. On average, most people experience a significant reduction in hair growth that lasts for several months to years.
After a full treatment course, which typically involves multiple sessions spaced several weeks apart, many individuals can enjoy a hair-free period for an extended time. This hair-free period can range from several months to even a few years. However, it’s important to note that some hair regrowth might occur over time, but the regrown hair is often finer and lighter than the original hair, and the need for maintenance sessions is usually less frequent than the initial treatment sessions.
Maintenance sessions may be required every 6 to 12 months, depending on how your body responds to the treatment and the area being treated. It’s also worth mentioning that individual responses can vary significantly. Some people might achieve longer-lasting results, while others might experience more rapid regrowth.
Keep in mind that advancements in laser technology and techniques continue to evolve, potentially leading to longer-lasting results. If you’re considering laser hair removal, it’s best to consult with a qualified dermatologist or licensed practitioner who can assess your specific situation and provide personalized information and recommendations based on your needs and goals.
How to Top up your Instagram Game
While having soccer blogger, Noelle Francis in for her laser hair removal treatment we HAD to ask her. “Noelle, how can we top up our Instagram Game?” No pun intended and her response shocked us. She told us that someone has in fact reached out to her to start promoting her brand on Instagram and from there she made sure to maintain her profile and keep her Instagram profile fresh and original.
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1. Always make time to reply to people.
2.Give people advice if they ask for it. She went on to say that it’s important to make time to reply to people and interact. From this she said that her following grew and people knew that they could rely on her for real advice.
3. She ended by saying that the more she gives out, the more she gets back so her final piece of advice was to just keep posting and keep replying.
I think we can all agree that keeping it original is not something we’re worried about Noelle achieving, being a soccer blogger, she is one hundred and ten percent owning the game.
How to Top up your Instagram Game
While having soccer blogger, Noelle Francis in for her laser hair removal treatment we HAD to ask her. “Noelle, how can we top up our Instagram Game?” No pun intended and her response shocked us. She told us that someone has in fact reached out to her to start promoting her brand on Instagram and from there she made sure to maintain her profile and keep her Instagram profile fresh and original.
http://havanaskinclinic.com/laser-hair-removal-bikini-areas/
1. Always make time to reply to people.
2.Give people advice if they ask for it. She went on to say that it’s important to make time to reply to people and interact. From this she said that her following grew and people knew that they could rely on her for real advice.
3. She ended by saying that the more she gives out, the more she gets back so her final piece of advice was to just keep posting and keep replying.
I think we can all agree that keeping it original is not something we’re worried about Noelle achieving, being a soccer blogger, she is one hundred and ten percent owning the game.
Stretch Mark Reduction – Shapes and Shadows Review.
We needed the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth on this one which is why we set Caroline the challenge of getting Amy’s 100% truthful review on how the treatment was. We know the results are incredibly but that must come at a cost, right??
Let’s find out:
Microdermabrasion – “You could feel the suction and a slight scrape, bearable, you wouldn’t of even know anything was happening.” We’ll take it!
Micro Needling – A lot worse than the microdermabrasion but you could sit through it. It was like a scraping sensation and worse at the sides and around bone areas than anywhere else.
Radio Frequency – Fine on certain areas but the closer Caroline got to the bones, the more Amy could feel it but the more gel Caroline applied, the more comfortable the treatment became.
We can’t tell you how Amy got on with the home care but we promise we’ll keep you posted. 😉
Stretch Mark Reduction – Shapes and Shadows Review.
We needed the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth on this one which is why we set Caroline the challenge of getting Amy’s 100% truthful review on how the treatment was. We know the results are incredibly but that must come at a cost, right??
Let’s find out:
Microdermabrasion – “You could feel the suction and a slight scrape, bearable, you wouldn’t of even know anything was happening.” We’ll take it!
Micro Needling – A lot worse than the microdermabrasion but you could sit through it. It was like a scraping sensation and worse at the sides and around bone areas than anywhere else.
Radio Frequency – Fine on certain areas but the closer Caroline got to the bones, the more Amy could feel it but the more gel Caroline applied, the more comfortable the treatment became.
We can’t tell you how Amy got on with the home care but we promise we’ll keep you posted. 😉
Reducing stretch marks with Shapes and Shadows
We recently saw Amy of the blog, Shapes and Shadow visit our Sword’s clinic to undergo stretch mark reduction treatment.
Caroline began by explaining to Amy that stretch marks are the most difficult things to treat but possible and went on to tell Amy that before she begins treatment, she has to take a look at the stretch marks before determining what would be the best treatment.
After looking at the area, Caroline knows that the best way to treat the area is by a combination treatment to give the best response.
The following is step by step what treatment Caroline performed on Amy:
- Remove the dead skin cells on the surface of the skin to prevent them from blocking us getting right into the stretch marks.
- Caroline will then perform Micro Needling on the area which will create little micro channels in the skin and re enforce the skin tissue to rejuvenate an reform itself.
- The third step is a session of Radio Frequency treatment which will help to remodel the area and tighten and firm the surface of the skin also.
- The last step is something we only advice and that is that Amy does topical treatment at home.
Amy’s verdict?
She reviewed the treatment as fine and that she had expected a lot worst, going onto that yes it was painful in certain areas especially on her sides. She compared the feeling post treatment to the feeling of sunburn.
Reducing stretch marks with Shapes and Shadows
We recently saw Amy of the blog, Shapes and Shadow visit our Sword’s clinic to undergo stretch mark reduction treatment.
Caroline began by explaining to Amy that stretch marks are the most difficult things to treat but possible and went on to tell Amy that before she begins treatment, she has to take a look at the stretch marks before determining what would be the best treatment.
After looking at the area, Caroline knows that the best way to treat the area is by a combination treatment to give the best response.
The following is step by step what treatment Caroline performed on Amy:
- Remove the dead skin cells on the surface of the skin to prevent them from blocking us getting right into the stretch marks.
- Caroline will then perform Micro Needling on the area which will create little micro channels in the skin and re enforce the skin tissue to rejuvenate an reform itself.
- The third step is a session of Radio Frequency treatment which will help to remodel the area and tighten and firm the surface of the skin also.
- The last step is something we only advice and that is that Amy does topical treatment at home.
Amy’s verdict?
She reviewed the treatment as fine and that she had expected a lot worst, going onto that yes it was painful in certain areas especially on her sides. She compared the feeling post treatment to the feeling of sunburn.
We managed to catch up with blogger, “Shapes and Shadows” who’s currently undergoing laser hair removal and our new treatment, “Reform” which aims at tackling stretch marks to have a chat about how she manages to balance being a full time mother and a blogger.
She said that she takes 1 day a week whereby she dedicates the full day to blogging and her mother takes the kids or if that doesn’t suit, she simply works on her blog in the evenings when the kids go to bed.
She went onto to say that it’s important to STAY CONSISTENT, BE YOURSELF and STICK TO WHAT YOU KNOW! From working with other bloggers that the most successful ones stick to what they know and if they don’t know about something, a product, service etc, they’ll learn it inside out and experience it before blogging about it.
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Check out Amy’s full video here:
We managed to catch up with blogger, “Shapes and Shadows” who’s currently undergoing laser hair removal, and our new treatment, “Reform” which aims at tackling stretch marks to have a chat about how she manages to balance being a full-time mother and a blogger.
She said that she takes 1 day a week whereby she dedicates the full day to blogging and her mother takes the kids or if that doesn’t suit, she simply works on her blog in the evenings when the kids go to bed.
She went on to say that it’s important to STAY CONSISTENT, BE YOURSELF, and STICK TO WHAT YOU KNOW! From working with other bloggers that the most successful ones stick to what they know and if they don’t know about something, a product, service, etc, they’ll learn it inside out and experience it before blogging about it.
http://havanaskinclinic.com/treatments/laser-hair-removal/laser-hair-removal-for-women/
http://havanaskinclinic.com/laser-hair-removal-bikini-areas/
Check out Amy’s full video here:
Sitting down to chat with Amy Melia or as you probably know her as blogger, Shapes and Shadows was one of the most honest interviews we’ve done yet!
“I’m so sick and tired of the photoshop, show me something natural like an ass with the stretch marks”, Kendric Lamar
Not to say that our others were fake but Amy laid it all out on the table and was NOT afraid to voice her opinion on current trends on Instagram and how the majority of photos you see are the same and a lot are also airbrushed and photoshopped.
She has a point? While searching for products to treat stretch marks after having a baby, who wants to be presented with an image of someone with a perfect body who’s clearly never had children? It doesn’t make sense.
In the words of Kendric Lamar, “I’m so sick and tired of the photoshop, show me something natural like an ass with the stretch marks”. She didn’t quote Kendric but quoting his song humble seemed way to relevant not to in this blog.
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Aren’t we all getting sick of the avalanche of flawless, perfect people on Instagram? We’re all following these beautiful people who have perfect bodies, a rich lifestyle and who seem to have personal photographers to follow them around and get the best off guard pictures all day every day. In seems like we’re all in love with the idea of having their lifestyle, just like somebody who has stretch marks after having a baby may go for a product that show cases somebody with a perfect body who is stretch mark free, But it’s just not real and Amy is sick of it.
Amy fought back against modern society and posted an image of her stretch mark filled stomach and laid it all out! She let everyone know that this was she is and when we spoke about it, she expressed how it was hard to post it but she did it in the end. All we can say Amy is that we’re so happy you posted it and you done A LOT of women proud and men for that matter. Social media should be a place where people connect and chat about real issues, not just say, “look at what I’ve got that you don’t!”
You can check out Amy’s full interview here: