laser hair treatment

Hi, I'm a female who has had multiple problems with hair growth since I became ill about 10 years ago. I've lost hair on my head and used multiple tonics on my scalp and a blue light lazer type device with a little increase in hair growth.

Now with unwanted facial hair.............you are not alone. Many females have this issue, some due to heridity, some due to drugs and some just have no known reason. Again I've tried many methods of hair reduction. The only real "cure" is electrolysis which is expensive and you must find a reputable technician.

Shaving and tweezing are only temporary.

I have been trying the advertised "NoNo.". First, at first, it does sting a bit. I have had some noticeable results making the purchase worthwhile. After using the implement for a short while it indicates that the laser portion needs to be replaced. They are expensive, about $10. American. I find it works best for fine shorter hair. I have a couple of thick dark hairs that after 2 years and 3 NoNos haven't been diminished. Notice I said 3 devices. The working element tends to burn out. I have had one replaced and I bought another. I'd guess to keep up with the hair growth you'd spend $40+ a year + $30. for the device.

That leads to MD laser hair removal. It's expesive and it hurts but it works pretty well. Find an experienced dermatologist. Obviously, I've tried this also and had good results but needed 8 treatments, then I switched to NoNo for touchups.

Much luck and remember you are still beautiful.

It should subside once you get off the prednisone. I found that using exfoliators help speed it up. I know no one notices the hair but me...so I just waited it out.

I really want that thing in my link. I would love to go over my entire body a bunch of times until I don't have to shave anything anymore! I hate hair, aside from on the head :)

Wow Messitok this is DEFINITELY not advertising