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Facial Hair Removal Laser Bay Area, California (preferably Clost To Santa Cruz)


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Guest emma'sdilemma

I'm looking for more info about Laser treatment. I have fairly light skin and dark hair, and I'm looking to get my facial hair removed. It seems that it will be worth it to try out laser treatment to see how well it will work. I'm looking for a really good place to get laser facial hair removal in the Bay Area. I live in Santa Cruz, an hour south of San Francisco, so if anyone know a good place around here I would love to hear about it!!! It would be great if you could tell me, how you know about this place? Why you think its good? Price? And any other info would be great!

Also some general laser questions...

What kind of laser is best for facial hair removal?

What should it be set to?

What do I have to know about lasers to know if they're doing it right, and how do I find out this information?

Thanks everyone!!!

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Guest Anna_SF

Hi Emma,

I don't know any technical details but I would strongly recommend finding a laser place that allows unlimited visits until the treatment is done. Read the fine print - many will tell you over the phone it's unlimited but if it isn't in writing it's worthless. Your first few sessions will be less effective because they will set the laser lower so it doesn't hurt your face. I would check out Yelp for local recommendations. I would look for some place clean and that does laser exclusively. Regular beauty salons appear to be the birthplace of chaos theory. And the hair won't start coming out until about 2 weeks after the session. The light travels down the hair and cauterizes the follicle but it doesn't pull it out. Dark hair and fair skin is optimum. I'm still not convinced it's 100% permanent but I guess I'll find out.

Ciao,

Anna

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Guest Danielle J

Hello Emma, Check to see if there is an American laser office near you, you can find them online. I got a package deal for $850, I go every 4 weeks for and it covers up to two years. Then they charge by the session at half the normal rate

Hugs Danielle

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