Can I do freezing point hair removal every ten days? Does freezing point hair removal harm the body?

Freezing point hair removal is a hair removal method that we are all familiar with. At the same time, we all know that we should pay attention to the interval between hair removal. So we need to understand whether freezing point hair removal can be done every ten days? Is freezing point hair removal harmful to the body?

Whether you can remove hair again after 10 days of freezing point hair removal needs to be judged according to different freezing point hair removal instruments. For home freezing point laser hair removal instruments: you can perform a treatment once every 10 days or so, and it will not be affected. The main function of home laser hair removal instruments is to stimulate hair follicles so that they do not produce hair; for freezing point hair removal in regular medical institutions: it is usually recommended to treat once every 2-3 months, and not once every 10 days. Hair follicles are damaged under laser stimulation, resulting in necrosis. While damaging hair follicles, the skin is also damaged. After about 2 months of repair, the hair follicles can be necrotic. If the hair follicles in the resting period grow hair again, repeated treatments are required to achieve the effect of permanent hair removal. If the patient chooses to go to a regular medical institution, hair removal cannot be performed frequently, which can easily irritate the skin and cause other adverse reactions.

Freezing point hair removal is basically harmless to the body, but you need to choose a regular Grade A or above hospital for freezing point hair removal surgery, and have experienced doctors to operate, in order to better ensure that there is no harm to the body. It is not ruled out that some people who seek beauty choose small clinics without medical qualifications to do freezing point hair removal surgery. The doctor’s lack of technical experience will cause harm to the body. Freezing point hair removal is actually a method of laser hair removal. It is easy to cause pain in the body after freezing point hair removal. If it is not well cared for, hair follicle edema may occur, and some red spots will appear in the hair removal area. However, if you go to a regular professional for freezing point hair removal and do a good job of skin care after surgery, it can reduce the harm of freezing point hair removal to the human body. The home freezing point photon hair removal device is based on the principle of selective photothermal action. The light penetrates the surface of the skin, heats the hair follicles, and destroys hair growth, thereby achieving the purpose of hair removal.

Freezing point hair removal is currently a popular hair removal method, but no matter which hair removal method is used, it cannot be completed in one go. It takes about 4 to 5 treatments to achieve better results. At the same time, hair removal needs to be done during the growth period of hair for better results. Hair removal during the resting period has no effect. The interval between two treatments is generally 3 to 4 weeks, which is consistent with the hair growth cycle. The effect of hair removal is related to the energy of the instrument operation, the thickness of the hair of the patient, and the depth of color. If the patient can tolerate relatively high energy, hair can be removed more effectively, but high energy will also burn the skin and cause related complications such as pigmentation.

Freezing point hair removal can remove beards. Freezing point hair removal is more convenient than traditional laser hair removal, and it is safe and painless. In order to avoid risks, try to choose a regular large public hospital and a doctor with rich clinical experience. Avoid direct sunlight after surgery and do not eat irritating foods. Laser hair removal is based on the principle of selective photothermal dynamics. By reasonably adjusting the laser wavelength, energy, and pulse width, the laser can penetrate the surface of the skin to reach the hair follicles at the root of the hair. The melanin in the hair follicles and hair shafts selectively absorbs light energy, and the resulting thermal effect destroys the hair follicles.