How to Change a Hairline With Laser Hair Removal
If you're dissatisfied with your hairline, consider changing its shape with laser therapy. Laser hair removal is performed by a dermatologist using a pulsating beam of intense light, which will eliminate specific hairs to re-shape your hairline and the way it frames your face. Changing your hairline with a laser light will take multiple treatments to achieve permanent results. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Find a board-certified dermatologist who uses the latest laser technology which offers the most efficient and painless treatment for changing your hairline. Call his office and ask how long the doctor has been practicing laser hair removal, if he has experience changing the shape of hairlines and the cost for each treatment.
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Have an in-person consultation with the doctor who will be performing your laser treatment. Ask him which specific laser treatment he recommends for successfully changing your hairline. Bring photographs or drawings of how you'd like your hairline to look after the laser treatments. The doctor should test the laser on a small area of your skin before your first treatment.
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Avoid tweezing or any other methods of removing hairs by the roots for at least six weeks before your first treatment.
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Brace yourself for some minor discomfort during your laser treatment. Although the pain is bearable, It can feel like a rubber bands smacking against your skin. Ask your doctor if you can use any topical pain-relieving creams after your laser treatment.
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Scrub away with a washcloth any new hairs that begin growing-in along your hairline after your laser treatment. The roots of these new hairs will usually be loose enough to be easily removed.
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Tips & Warnings
Pigment change of your skin can occur after the laser treatment, but this is usually temporary. Occasionally, burns and blisters may appear, most often in patients with dark skin.
