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Electrolysis vs. Laser Hair Removal

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Participants Kate Murphyplacidjackal97vividskipper40Larry Cruz51John Adams4Angela Cox7Michael Fox46Harold Gomez65Kate Mitchell4Walter Alvarez76Frank Martin9jadetinker85A
jadetinker85 jadetinker85 Regular
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joined Jan 2024
#41 ·
placidjackal97 said:The needle hurts. It’s definitely not for people with a low pain tolerance.

But the results are incredible. 🙂 I’ve been going two years now—not counting months, just roughly—and my legs have stayed smooth the whole time. 🙂

Are you kidding me? You used a needle for leg hair? That must have taken forever.
placidjackal97 placidjackal97 Active Member
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joined May 2003
#42 ·
jadetinker85 said:Are you kidding me—using a needle for leg hair? That sounds like an absolute marathon.

is 😎

But honestly, you'd be surprised how many women actually do it this way 😉

she’s busy with her needlework while I can finish a decent novel during my treatments 😁 (I mean, if I’d just gone for waxing all this time, I would’ve spent the same amount of hours—it just would've been one big chunk instead of spread out over the whole year)
jadetinker85 jadetinker85 Regular
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#43 ·
I'm actually considering getting laser hair removal for my legs too. A friend of mine went to that JFK clinic over on Vineyard, and they cleared her legs up in just two sessions.
Larry Cruz51 Larry Cruz51 Active Member
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joined Jun 2008
#44 ·
Furthermore, if someone is dealing with a hormonal imbalance that causes hair growth, there isn't a single laser treatment or electrolysis method on this planet that will provide a permanent fix...
placidjackal97 placidjackal97 Active Member
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#45 ·
Larry Cruz51 said:if someone is dealing with a hormonal imbalance that triggers hair growth, there isn't a single laser or electrolysis treatment on this planet that's going to provide a permanent fix...

Spot on.

Basically—you might clear out the old hair, but the new stuff will just keep coming back.
A Anonymous Veteran
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#46 ·
Are you guys talking about that diode laser thing? I think that's what it’s called. From what I understand, they use some kind of computer scan on the area you want to treat first, and then they analyze your hair structure to figure out exactly how many sessions you'll need. Honestly, I tried electrolysis once and I am never doing that again... seriously, the pain was unreal. But what about this laser—is it painful? Does it feel like a stinging or burning sensation? Also, does anyone know roughly how much a single session for upper lip costs?
Kate Murphy Kate Murphy NewcomerOP
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#47 ·
So, I finally did it—I survived my very first laser treatment! Honestly? It stung a little bit, kind of a prickly sensation, but hey, I made it through in one piece! Now comes the hard part: just sitting around, waiting, and hoping for the best results.👋

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