* Some women feel bored from the process of removing hair constantly through old methods such as shaving, wax and sweetness, because these methods cause pain and sensitivity, and in addition to that, hair appears after a short period of time, so some women resort to an alternative and semi-permanent method of hair removal, namely:  The laser.

 * It helps women get clean, smooth skin for long periods of time, and although its cost is relatively high, the majority prefer to undergo it to obtain permanent relief from hair, but in addition to its benefits, it also has its own detriments, and women must know them before deciding to succumb to it.

 * The laser treatment is very useful for many matters related to the skin and skin and hair removal, especially the hair in unwanted areas, and the benefits of laser hair removal include the following: Precision: it targets only black and coarse hair follicles, leaving the surrounding skin area without any  Damages or damage.

 * Speed: Each laser pulse takes a fraction of a second, and it can treat more than one hair at the same time, as it treats a large area of ​​hair at a record speed, and small areas such as the upper lip can be treated in less than one minute, while large and large areas such as the back  Or the legs take a longer time, sometimes up to an hour.

 * Longevity: Most people permanently lose hair after undergoing several consecutive sessions.  How to prepare for laser hair removal Before undergoing laser hair removal sessions, a person must make sure that there are no health obstacles and barriers, in addition to that, he must make sure that the doctor or person who performs these sessions undergoes official examinations and certificates that entitle him to do this work.

 * When planning to undergo these sessions, the person must reduce the process of hair removal by traditional methods such as plucking, waxing and others, because the laser targets the roots of the hair, and it is advised not to be exposed to the sun for a period of six weeks before and after the treatment, as exposure to it makes hair removal more difficult and less effective.

 * The use of lasers to remove unwanted hair needs a lot of heat to burn the hair follicles, so this can lead to skin burns for some users, in addition to that it causes burns more frequently with patients with darker skin, and the skin that contains dark pigmentation  The laser absorbs more easily.  Most burns are mild, but there are also cases where the burn is severe.

 * Lasers may lead to eye injuries, so it is important to wear safety glasses during each treatment session.  Itching, which is a regular side effect of laser hair removal during and after treatment.  The skin turns red for a few days after one session.  Pain, tingling and numbness throughout the area treated by the laser are probably the most common side effects that may be considered normal.