What are the side effects of permanent hair removal?

Some people have thicker hair, for example, they have heavier sweat hair on their skin, which can also affect their appearance. There are many ways to remove hair. One method is permanent full-body hair removal. Although it can achieve a permanent effect, our body hair is helpful to our health. Permanent hair removal may cause some side effects, such as easy to cause erythema and stinging.

Are there any side effects to permanent hair removal?

Generally speaking, permanent hair removal programs (including laser hair removal and photon hair removal) performed by professional doctors in regular licensed medical institutions will only have minor side effects. This is because the principle of permanent hair removal is to only destroy the melanocyte stem cells in the hair follicles at the root of the hair, and use the light energy to convert into heat energy, so that the hair loses its ability to regenerate. During this process, the tissues around the hair follicles are not affected, so permanent hair removal generally does not have serious side effects or cause harm to the body.

However, since girls choose different institutions for permanent hair removal, and their individual physical conditions may also differ, if the doctor performs the procedure improperly or uses non-standard instruments, girls may experience varying degrees of stinging pain during permanent hair removal (most people can tolerate it), and may also experience minor side effects such as mild erythema and short-term blisters. If you want to avoid the risks of these possible side effects, it is best to have permanent hair removal done in a regular licensed hospital. Permanent laser hair removal technology under regular operation generally does not cause serious side effects, just some slight tingling sensation.

Permanent hair removal may cause slight stinging

Permanent hair removal may make girls feel a slight tingling sensation. This is because the principle of permanent hair removal is to convert light into heat, and rely on heat to damage hair follicles. The nerve endings that sense pain happen to be distributed in the epidermis and hair follicles, so girls will generally feel a slight tingling sensation. It is worth noting that girls who are afraid of pain can choose the more advanced freezing point permanent hair removal, because this permanent hair removal technology is generally not painful or basically painless, because it can avoid the side effect of stinging.

Permanent hair removal may cause mild erythema

If girls do permanent hair removal in a beauty salon, there is a high possibility that the skin will be left with mild erythema due to burns. This is mainly due to the side effects caused by the operator's unfamiliarity with the energy parameter settings and operating techniques. Girls can only avoid such side effects by choosing a regular hair removal hospital.

Permanent hair removal may cause blisters

Some girls developed blisters after doing permanent hair removal. This is mainly because the entry threshold for permanent hair removal is relatively low now, and many beauty salons are also secretly carrying out permanent hair removal. However, because operators do not understand the indications and parameter settings of permanent hair removal, blisters may occur due to excessive energy during treatment. Minor blisters may go away on their own, but severe blisters may not. Severe blisters may lead to infection and may leave scars.

Permanent hair removal may cause pigmentation

Girls may suffer from the side effect of pigmentation when they do permanent hair removal. There are two reasons for this: first, girls do not take adequate sun protection care before and after the operation, which leads to pigmentation due to the influence of ultraviolet rays; second, during permanent hair removal, the operator does not operate properly, causing skin burns and resulting in the side effect of pigmentation.