Laser Hair Removal Treatments – Salinas Depilation

Published on May 9, 2014 by Matthew Romans

Wish unwanted facial or body hair would just disappear? Done with methods that waste time and money, like waxing, plucking, electrolysis, bleaching, and creams? If you want something fast, gentle, and convenient, it’s time for you to look into laser hair removal treatments.

A procedure that can target hair most anywhere on your body, laser hair removal treatments involve pulses of laser light that each affect numerous hair follicles. These energy pulses disrupt the follicles’ cells, interrupting hair growth. Overall, depending on the size of the targeted area, the procedure can take anywhere from minutes to around an hour.

Following the laser hair removal procedure, you will not need any downtime. To learn about preparation, post-treatment care, and more, speak with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Matthew Romans. He will be happy to explain everything about laser hair removal treatments. Contact us to make an appointment.

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