When compared with more conventional treatments, laser hair removal has many benefits.
As a cosmetic laser technician, you should anticipate field inquiries from clients, especially those who are new to the concept of laser hair removal.
Courses in cosmetic lasers will not only equip you with the know-how to become a top-notch laser technician but also equip you with the treatment knowledge to address the most often-asked questions clients have about laser hair removal.
Frequent Inquiries Regarding Laser Hair Removal
As a qualified cosmetic laser technician, here are the top three questions you’ll be asked most often concerning laser hair removal:
Where can laser hair removal be used?
Hair removal with a laser can be performed on any part of the body. The bikini line, underarms, upper lip, chin, neck, and legs are the most requested areas for female clients. Target areas for guys include the stomach, back, and chest.
When it comes to hair removal, does laser technology work for all skin types?
To remove hair, lasers seek and destroy the pigmentation in the hair follicles. Because it is darker than the skin, brown and black hair is the most common and hence the easiest to remove. A client’s suitability for laser hair removal can be determined during training by looking at factors including their skin tone, their history of tanning in the sun, and other excluding criteria. Usually, the treatment’s efficacy is tested by applying it to small areas first.
In what time frame can I expect my laser hair removal appointment to take place?
The time required for treatment may change based on the size of the region being addressed. For instance, five to ten minutes is all it takes to treat the upper lip. A single session for the back or legs can last as long as an hour. Because the laser can only remove hairs while they are actively developing, laser hair removal is an expensive and time-consuming process that requires repeated sessions. It takes multiple treatments to permanently eliminate all the hair from a given location because not all hairs will be in this stage at the same time.