Do you want to remove unwanted hair on your chest? Have you tried other hair removal methods such as waxing or shaving? Women's chest laser hair removal may be right for you!
Laser hair removal is a permanent hair removal method. It is also a great way to treat and prevent ingrown hair. Large or small areas, dark skin or light skin, we can treat you.
It can be tedious to remove hair on your chest every other week. Have full chest laser hair removal done by a certified laser technician and be hair-free!
What is chest laser hair removal?
Some women wish to remove unwanted hair on their chest. Quite a popular treatment. But what hair removal method is the best?
Whether you use shaving creams or shaving gels, razors will always irritate the skin. Plus, the hair grows back immediately. Not sure shaving is the best method here.
Waxing hurts. Depilatory creams are too harmful to the skin.
A chest hair removal treatment permanently removes unwanted hair. It covers the area from the clavicle to beneath the pectoral muscle or breast, including the areola.
The women's chest a medium area to treat. Indeed, a session takes up to fifteen minutes. Interested in removing more unwanted hair? Check out full arms and areola laser hair removal.
Will it hurt? Is it safe?
Waxing hurts. A lot. Especially on the breast where the skin is so sensitive. We’ve all been through this. Women's chest laser hair removal on the other hand does not.
No, let us rephrase. Pain is not the right term. A women's chest laser treatment feels like pinching. Or it can also be compared to the feel of rubber band snapping at the skin.
You may feel some heat too.
Laser hair removal does not hurt. It may feel unpleasant. Yet, it is mostly comfortable. The chest are a very sensitive area of the body.
Thus, the treatment will be quite tolerable. Some aloe vera gel will help sooth your skin.
Laser treatments are also very safe. Like any other cosmetic procedures, it has risks. However, those are very rare. You can also easily avoid them.
You just need to follow your technician’s instructions.
How many chest laser sessions will I need?
Our chest laser hair removal package includes six sessions.
Each must be six weeks apart. This is because of
the hair growth cycle. Laser treatments only work on hair that is actively growing.
The growth phase of the hair cycle is called anagen. It is the only time the hair and follicle connect. This allows the energy to pass from the former to the latter.
Since 20% of your hair is in the anagen phase, one session can target 20% of hair. Each successive session will treat an additional 20%.
The chest is not a hormonal area. However, patients may still need additional sessions.
How do I prepare for a chest laser hair removal session?
Chest laser hair removal for women is quite straightforward. It is a fast and convenient way to remove hair. You can check out our
tips to prepare for your session.
Avoid exposure to direct sun light. Do not use tanning beds and intense UV ray treatments. Indeed, artificial tanning puts the skin into an excited state that can interfere with your treatment.
Some medications can increase sensitivity to the light. This will make the chest laser treatment more painful. That is why you need tell your certified laser technician of your medical history before your session.
Clean your skin of lotions, creams, moisturizers, scented fragrances and makeup. Finally, you need to shave the night before or at lest three hours prior to your session.
When can I expect results?
Laser hair removal is a
long-term hair growth reduction method. Yet, that does not mean you will not see results early on. Indeed, each session treats 20% of hair.
That is why you can expect a 20% hair growth reduction after each session.
You will start to see your hair shed a week after your session. By the third session, at least 50% of body hair will be gone. The success of your chest laser hair removal treatment depends on consistency.
This means you must book each session six weeks apart. If you do not follow a strict schedule, you will interfere with the efficacy of the treatment. Therefore results may be delayed.
