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If your skin is type III, IV, V or VI, women are at risk of paradoxical hypertrichosis on their face and neck, and men are at risk for paradoxical hypertrichosis on their chest, shoulders, & back (upper torso). A woman is at greater risk if they suffer from PCOS, NCAH, Cushing's Syndrome, an Androgen-Secreting Tumor. Anyone taking corticosteroids or hormone supplements are also at risk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358950723-OZSF0W7G03O0BV9VQM7P/Long-Term-Outcome-of-LHR-Images-from-study.jpg Beware of Laser Campaign Overview - Don’t let this happen to you Paradoxical Hypertrichosis (increased hair growth). Long-term outcome of laser hair removal. 6-month post treatment of man’s upper arms and upper back. 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Photographs of a 22-year-old woman with skin type IV (A) before & (B) after two treatments with a long-pulse 755-nm alexandrite laser of the chin and beard area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358950719-02C9BRQRLF5XMTME75CQ/Laser-Promos-Important-Facts.jpg Beware of Laser Campaign Overview - Beware of Laser Hair Removal. Important Facts. Laser is not a permanent hair removal method and it is unlawful to claim it is. Laser does not work on everyone and not all lasers are intended for all skin tones, hair color nor all body parts. You will spend thousands of dollars on laser treatments over the course of your lifetime to maintain reduced hair results. Paradoxical hypertrichosis occurs in up to 10% of laser clients on the face & neck of women & upper torso of men. Electrolysis is safe for men and women with any hair and skin color. It’s even safe for tattoos. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358950704-D2ROSZUWSHMH010RCCC3/Laser-Attracted-To-Pigment.jpg Beware of Laser Campaign Overview - Laser Light is Attracted to Pigment On darker surfaces, light is filtered through the red wavelength & absorbed by the dark pigment. On lighter surfaces, no pigment is present, so the light passes through the hair & skin with no effect. Before get laser hair removal, learn more about the best types of laser » for your skin and hair conditions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358950730-KHOHMKQ1FQU4A6O4RUZ6/PH-after-LHR-Study_Pie-Chart.jpg Beware of Laser Campaign Overview - Hypertrichosis Not Uncommon After Laser Removal of Facial Hair Of 543 women who were treated for facial hair at a laser center in Spain from December 1998 to December 2003. The women were aged 16-52 years; 68% had type III skin, and the remaining women had either type II or type IV skin. About 80% were treated with an alexandrite laser, whereas the others were treated with either an Nd:YAG laser or intense pulsed light. They received 3-23 treatments. At follow-up, an average of 10% of the women had increased facial hair, 8% had no change, 78% had reduced hair growth, and 3% had complete hair removal. 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On a practical level, paradoxical hypertrichosis should be listed on the informed consent, and pre-treatment photographs of all patients are paramount. Further studies are needed to elucidate the pathogenesis of this entity and understand factors that lead to its occurrence.” Source: JOURNAL OF COSMETIC AND LASER THERAPY 2018, VOL. 20, NO. 3, 179–183 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358950714-G08BUNQNRVFHFSSONVSI/Laser-Sign-the-Petition.jpg Beware of Laser Campaign Overview - Take A Stand Take a stand against Laser Hair Removal Companies. Stop them from omitting information about the risks of increased hair growth on men & women with skin types III IV V VI. This is called paradoxical hypertrichosis Stop them from making false claims about the longevity of laser hair removal results. 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If your skin is type III, IV, V or VI, women are at risk of paradoxical hypertrichosis on their face and neck, and men are at risk for paradoxical hypertrichosis on their chest, shoulders, & back (upper torso). A woman is at greater risk if they suffer from PCOS, NCAH, Cushing's Syndrome, an Androgen-Secreting Tumor. Anyone taking corticosteroids or hormone supplements are also at risk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358901308-UZ6U4ZY8O244KRLHRU0Q/PH-after-LHR-Study_Pie-Chart.jpg Paradoxical Hypertrichosis Hypertrichosis Not Uncommon After Laser Removal of Facial Hair – Pie Chart Of 543 women who were treated for facial hair at a laser center in Spain from December 1998 to December 2003. The women were aged 16-52 years; 68% had type III skin, and the remaining women had either type II or type IV skin. About 80% were treated with an alexandrite laser, whereas the others were treated with either an Nd:YAG laser or intense pulsed light. They received 3-23 treatments. At follow-up, an average of 10% of the women had increased facial hair, 8% had no change, 78% had reduced hair growth, and 3% had complete hair removal. The remaining 1% had incomplete information and weren’t included in the analysis. source: Elsevier Global Medical News https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358901302-7F0OGW4VPEDA9K7X4FSI/Paradoxical-Hypertrichosis-Study-.jpg Paradoxical Hypertrichosis Paradoxical Hypertrichosis After Laser Therapy {A scientific Study} Hair induction occurred several months after the onset of laser hair removal treatments and after at least three treatments had been performed. This indicates that hair induction is a process that develops over time and that some type of local activation is necessary. It most often occurs with the treatment of vellus hair on the face and neck, and even though the overall hair count in the treated area is reduced, thicker, longer, and more pigmented hairs grow where the vellus hair previously existed. Photographs of a 22-year-old woman with skin type IV (A) before & (B) after two treatments with a long-pulse 755-nm alexandrite laser of the chin and beard area. Access the Full Study » https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358901297-526IP1GANY5HGC2AC027/Long-Term-Outcome-of-LHR-Images-from-study.jpg Paradoxical Hypertrichosis Don’t let this happen to you Paradoxical Hypertrichosis (increased hair growth). Long-term outcome of laser hair removal. 6-month post treatment of man’s upper arms and upper back. View full study. 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Fact: Paradoxical hypertrichosis occurs in up to 10% of laser clients, particularly those from ethnic groups more likely to have darker, coarser hair and skin types III, IV, V, & VI. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607358920098-MU8IHRBQCG02X9XBZ6AQ/Myth-Busters_not-all-lasers-on-all-skin-types.jpg Laser Hair Removal versus Electrolysis Hair Removal - Myth: All types of lasers work on any skin & hair type Fact: The five most common lasers are Alexandrite, Diode, Intense Pulse Laser (IPL), Ruby, & Nd: YAG. Fact: Longer wavelengths with fewer pulse repetitions are intended for darker skin with dark, coarse hair. Shorter wavelengths with more pulse repetitions are intended for lighter skin with dark, coarse hair. 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Important Facts: Laser is not a permanent hair removal method and it is unlawful to claim it is. Laser does not work on everyone and not all lasers are intended for all skin tones, hair color nor all body parts. You will spend thousands of dollars on laser treatments over the course of your lifetime to maintain reduced hair results. Paradoxical hypertrichosis occurs in up to 10% of laser clients on the face & neck of women & upper torso of men. Electrolysis is safe for men and women with any hair and skin color. 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This indicates that hair induction is a process that develops over time and that some type of local activation is necessary. It most often occurs with the treatment of vellus hair on the face and neck, and even though the overall hair count in the treated area is reduced, thicker, longer, and more pigmented hairs grow where the vellus hair previously existed. Photographs of a 22-year-old woman with skin type IV (A) before & (B) after two treatments with a long-pulse 755-nm alexandrite laser of the chin and beard area. Access the Full Study » https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607359059523-YF9YPO6GFJO4CGV14HPV/Laser-Danger-Zones-Men-and-Women.jpg About Laser Hair Removal Beware of Laser Hair Removal. If your skin is type III, IV, V or VI, women are at risk of paradoxical hypertrichosis on their face and neck, and men are at risk for paradoxical hypertrichosis on their chest, shoulders, & back (upper torso). A woman is at greater risk if they suffer from PCOS, NCAH, Cushing's Syndrome, an Androgen-Secreting Tumor. Anyone taking corticosteroids or hormone supplements are also at risk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607359059508-BK0KASYNKOXWZ6FT25EM/Myth-Buster_Laser-is-not-permanent.jpg About Laser Hair Removal - Myth: Laser hair removal is permanent. Fact: If you stop getting laser, your hair will eventually grow back, and since laser distorts the hair follicles, there’s also an increased risk the regrowth will cause significant ingrown hair-bumps. Fact: Electrolysis is the only FDA approved method of permanent hair removal. This means it lasts forever. Fact: You will spend thousands of dollars on laser treatments over the course of your lifetime to maintain reduced hair results, or you can get electrolysis and be done with unwanted hair forever once your treatment plan is complete. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607359059504-CCM215R3T4AZLF5AOM4N/Myth-Buster_Laser-is-not-for-everyone.jpg About Laser Hair Removal - Myth: Laser hair removal works for everyone. Fact: Laser does NOT work on blonde hair, red hair nor gray hair. Fact: Some lasers pose a great risk to people with dark skin and dark hair because it can burn the skin. Fact: Laser cannot remove hair over a tattoo because it will burn the skin and destroy the tattoo. Fact: Electrolysis is safe for men and women with any hair color and skin color. It’s even safe for tattoos. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607359059511-BPHHLOHVH1B1DGDW9V3Z/Myth-Busters_Laser-can-cause-increased-hair-growth.jpg About Laser Hair Removal - Myth: Laser hair removal always reduces hair growth. Fact: Laser can cause new and even greater hair growth at or around the treatment area over time. This adverse effect is called paradoxical hypertrichosis » Fact: Paradoxical hypertrichosis most often occurs on the faces and necks of women, the upper torso of men, and on those with select hormonal conditions. Fact: Paradoxical hypertrichosis occurs in up to 10% of laser clients, particularly those from ethnic groups more likely to have darker, coarser hair and skin types III, IV, V, & VI. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607359059515-OMTQDTDQVC2OVI0U4YR0/Myth-Busters_not-all-lasers-on-all-skin-types.jpg About Laser Hair Removal - Myth: All types of lasers work on any skin & hair type Fact: The five most common lasers are Alexandrite, Diode, Intense Pulse Laser (IPL), Ruby, & Nd: YAG. Fact: Longer wavelengths with fewer pulse repetitions are intended for darker skin with dark, coarse hair. Shorter wavelengths with more pulse repetitions are intended for lighter skin with dark, coarse hair. Fact: All lasers struggle with precision, and achieving 100% efficacy on thin hair, red, blonde and grey hair; while the success of electrolysis is never contingent upon hair color, thickness or density. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fce59780006534e3c8bd8b9/1607359059493-SQV314OID823OMHUB0IC/about-laser-Hero.jpg About Laser Hair Removal https://www.bewareoflaser.com/new-page-1 daily 0.75 2023-11-09