Author : VIP NewsHub Last Updated, Apr 3, 2023, 2:53 PM
3 Tips for Managing Laser Hair Removal Discomfort
Treatment

Laser hair removal is one of the most popular cosmetic laser treatments requested. Results can last for months or even years, and if hair grows back, it’s typically lighter and thinner.

As a treatment provider, minimizing pain during and after the procedure improves patient satisfaction. Use these three tips for managing laser hair removal discomfort.

1. Advise Pre-Treatment Care

A patient can do a lot before their session to minimize discomfort. Advise patients to get enough sleep the night before treatment so their bodies and minds are in the best state. Patients should also increase their water consumption and avoid caffeine.

Some clients may want a numbing cream applied 20 to 30 minutes before their appointment. However, you may want to advise against using numbing creams since undue pain can indicate an issue and let you know an adjustment is needed in your process. Inform patients of your over-the-counter pain medication recommendations.

2. Cool the Skin

Another tip for managing laser hair removal discomfort is to cool the skin before and after treatment. You can use a separate cooling machine, but skin-cooling technology is one of the best features cosmetic lasers can have because it saves money, time, and space compared to stand-alone units.

You can use different cooling levels before, during, and immediately after treatment. The built-in cooling system can chill the treatment area faster than other methods, offering faster, more effective relief.

3. Recommend Post-Treatment Skin Care

Finally, stress the significance of post-treatment care for the patient’s comfort and the quality of results. Many people experience some pain or discomfort for about two days after a session. Immediately following the procedure, patients should wear loose-fitting clothes over the treated area to minimize friction if needed.

Patients should keep the treated area clean and dry for 48 hours. Protect treated skin from UV rays by minimizing direct sun exposure and wearing sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher.

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