Best Laser Hair Removal Services in Garland
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3930 Naaman School Rd, Ste A, Garland, TX 75040
Garland, TX 75040
Garland, TX 75040
Looks Rx offers several laser treatments for clients in Garland. Using the Cutera XEO system, the facility handles the removal of unwanted hair from the upper lip, chin, underarms, legs, back, and bikini area and performs skin resurfacing procedures to remove skin layers and treat pigmentation. The same tool is also used in skin tightening sessions to deal with the sagging of skin in the face and chest. Tiffany Clark, an esthetician and laser technician at Looks Rx, has 10 years of experience conducting anti-aging treatments.
3930 Naaman School Rd, Ste A, Garland, TX 75040
Garland, TX 75040
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Does laser hair removal work on dark skin?
A:
The Motus AX is another good option. By heating gradually and applying low-energy heat pulses, this Alexandrite laser can be safely used on very dark skin. So, with the right equipment and a dermatologist trained in their use, people with medium to dark skin can reap the benefits of this newer technology.
Laser hair removal is most effective on people with light skin and dark hair. The lack of contrast between dark hair against dark skin makes older, short-wavelength lasers an unreliable and unsafe option for people of color. But newer, long-wave — Nd:YAG — laser hair removal tools are designed to overcome this problem.
Q: Is there a laser hair removal for blonde hair?
A: Older laser technology was inefficient in targeting blond hair for laser removal. But technological advancements have improved these efforts. Some of these advanced lasers can artificially dye light hairs to help the laser find and travel down individual hairs to the follicles. Long pulse lasers have also been somewhat successful with the removal of blond hair.
Q: Does laser hair removal cause cancer?
A: No evidence or research suggests laser hair removal causes cancer. Using light energy may concern some people since UV ray exposure can lead to skin cancer. However, the light emitted from the lasers used in these treatments has no UV range at all.