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LASER HAIR REMOVAL

Laser Hair Removal

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Excessive unwanted hair growth can be treated! 

 

Many pigmented patients worry about laser hair removal.  Is it safe?  Will it burn my skin?  Will it work?  Is it permanent?

 

The answer to all these questions is YES.  But let me explain.

 

Our Laser Technicians at Pretty Faces Atlanta use an AeroLase® NeoElite No-Touch Laser, which is an FDA approved laser appropriate for laser hair removal and laser vein treatments in patients of all skin colors.

 

This includes minority and African American skin tones, from the lightest to darkest skin tones. Laser hair removal usually involves at least 8-10 treatments to achieve approximately 80-90% of permanent hair loss.  

 

An AeroLase® Laser is an actual laser, which means, without proper preparation and safety measures, it can burn the skin.  Thus we take extra time and precautions to prepare the treatment areas thoroughly so we can protect your skin and prevent any unnecessary harm.  Most patients find this a completely painless experience. Laser Hair Removal In Atlanta

Laser Hair Removal Before and After

When performed properly by well trained and licensed medical providers like Dr. Jing Jing, laser hair removal will achieve approximately 80-90% permanent hair loss.  Imagine a lawn of 1000 blades of grass, and after a thorough “treatment”, you are left with a few scattered blades.   If desired, patients may return for touch up treatments.

 

Do you have excessive unwanted hair growth? Contact Pretty Faces Atlanta today to schedule an appointment to determine the best way to address your excessive, unwanted hair growth.

Laser Hair Removal Atlanta, GA
We do NOT take health insurance, as most health insurance companies do not cover cosmetic treatments. However, some procedures can be covered under Flexible Spending or Health Savings. In addition, medical financing options are available. Please discuss this with one of our administrative staff.
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