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Laser Hair removal

by massage, Nov 10, 2007 03:25PM
My daughter has more than desired hair on face and body.  We are contemplating getting laser hair removal.  We heard that getting laser done close to an opening on the body like navel, vagina, etc. there is a possibility of infertility.

Is it true ?
Member Comments (1)

by pangolin, Nov 30, 2007 07:56AM
To: massage
Er, this sounds like an old wives tale to me!  I've had laser treatment for hair removal and while it works a bit it isnt necessarily permanent like they say. Don't get your hopes up and look up different laser machines on WHICH? website. It pays to do your homework and also wait for whatever company you choose to be offering a discount. I personally have learnt to live with my body hair and my husband is fine with that. I would still do my face though as that is hard to cope with. I wish your daughter happiness.

by L5026, Jun 30, 2008 02:39AM
I too would like to try Laser treatment. I suffer from the same problem as your daughter (my body and face) and I understand it is very upsetting. I haven't learnt to live with hair yet and don't think I want to- it is very undermining to self-confidence. I found waxing was a good solution on my body but not on my face as it became very irritated. It last about 4 weeks, which is enough to be worth the pain!
Yes lasering isn't necessarily permanent but can be after a few sessions and certainly lasts the longest. However I heard it can cause pock-marking or some scarring in some cases. Look it up on the internet and I wouldn't worry too much about it. Tell me how it goes if she decides to do it! All the best to your daughter :)
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