Immediately following treatment the area may show erythema redness and some swelling around the follicles which looks similar to large goose bumps. During the healing phase, the area must be treated delicately. Do not rub or scratch. If a crust develops let it fall off on its own. Apply a thin layer of aloe vera ointment to the treated area several times a day to keep it moist.
Pat the area dry. Do not shave the area if is swollen or crusting. Apply ice when swelling occurs. Wrap the ice in a clean soft cloth. Discomfort or stinging may be relieved with Paracetamol.
If new hairs appear during the day following your treatment, it is too soon to remove them without damaging your irritated skin. The good news is that you can shave the hair that grows after the treatment, and you can also use hair removal cream.
However, wait a few days for the treatment to settle before you start shaving the targeted areas. No, you should not exfoliate your skin, at least not right after your laser hair removal treatment. The recommended time is waiting a full week and not to exfoliate the treated areas until then. Sure, gentle exfoliation can be beneficial for your skincare routine, but doing it after laser hair removal could result in severe skin irritation. During this time, it is also important that you avoid scratching your skin.
Scratching, scrubbing, or exfoliating your irritated skin might only make it drier and itchier. Yes, you can apply certain types of moisturizers after your laser hair removal. If the treated areas feel dry and itchy, you can soothe it with a moisturizer instead of trying to scratch the itch away. You have many moisturizer products to choose from, some specifically designed for application after laser hair removal.
Instead, use natural remedies like an aloe vera gel, which can gently soothe your skin without causing any aggravation. No, you should not use deodorant after laser hair removal.
This is a common question among those who had laser treatment targeting the hair growing under your arms. The answer is that you should avoid using deodorant for the next 24 hours after the procedure.
This safety precaution helps to minimize the risks of severe skin irritation. If you had the laser hair removal procedure for your face, you should avoid using makeup and beauty products that contain perfume or harsh chemicals.
Take a short break from your makeup routine and wait at least a full day before applying the cosmetics. While it is important to avoid plucking and waxing the hairs, you can still shave within 24 hours of getting the treatment. Within the first few days after getting laser hair removal treatment, you will also want to avoid using topical beauty products. Your skin will be very sensitive during the healing process and using beauty products can irritate the skin.
As a result, you will be better off not using topical products such as makeup, body washes, and deodorant. You can begin using these products again after 24 hours of getting laser hair removal treatment. Since hot water can burn and blistering of the skin, it is a good idea to take cool showers after getting laser treatment. You will want to avoid taking a hot shower for up to 48 hours getting the treatment. Along with not taking hot showers, you will also need to avoid using hot tubs or saunas as well.
It is also important to avoid using heating pads as well as this can cause redness and irritation of your skin. When you get laser hair removal treatment, there will be a lot of shedding of the hair. Within four weeks, the hair follicles will be destroyed and begin to fall out.
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