Question by christine z: Has anyone had laser hair removal for the bikini area???
I want to get laser hair removal and do the “brazillian” look – yes everything – front to back. Has anyone had this done????
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Answer by Jess
uuuuuuhhhhh….no….
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Question by : where can i find Laser Hair Removal Results by VISS Beauty in Canada,Edmonton ?? help please?
i’m look for laser hair removal, can you help me please
here is the website for the laser hair removal
http://vissbeauty.com/
also can you tell me in which stores can i find it “in Edmonton,Canada”; and how much will it cost in Canadian dollars.
HELP PLEASE ^_^
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Answer by Justin Bones
Hi. i am from Vancouver B.C and i bought mine online from www.vissbeauty.com for like 545 USD. So basically 546 CAD with our strong dollar right now, And the shipping was free!, could have been a promo but i think its still free shipping anyways a great investment! Friends come over all the time to use it, far to often! good luck.
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Question by : Cost of full Brazilian laser hair removal?
On average how much is the cost of a full Brazilian bikini treatment? Do you have to go more than once? Looking for total price, not price per “pulse” or per session….that doesn’t help me. Thanks!
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Answer by marvanoinoi
Yes u do go more than one treatment, and my aunt is doing full body and she is paying 4000. So if that gives u an idea ur welcome. Or just go on google and type in hair laser removals costs, and that should give you all the info u need(: goodluck
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Question by Alister: Ladies, advice on laser hair removal for men?
What’s your opinion on laser hair removal for men. I know a lot of women get their bikini zones done and it’s probably not a big thing. I keep my “zone” neat for my gal but its a decent amount of work. I’m thinking about this but I imagine it being a pretty uncomfortable experience socially for a guy. Does anyone have any experience in this issue?
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Answer by Linda
Why waste your money, leave them sexy hairs grow.Some men would pay big money to buy a nice bunch oh hair.One more thing for a girl to run her fingers thru,
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Question by Staci J: Laser hair removal – should I do it?
First of all, I should mention that I am a cross dresser, but have been gradually doing things to become more feminine. I’ve been considering getting laser hair removal for my face. I’d love not having to shave any more. And, of course, it would be wonderful if I could wear makeup all day without sign of needing to shave again. But at the same time I guess I’m a little worried about being “too feminine” for times when I can’t dress as a woman.
Do you think I should go for it?
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Answer by Little Monster ┼
Yes, I know somebody who does, it’s not that bad.
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Question by turquoise2k: Electrolysis or Laser Hair removal. Which is more effective at removing hair? Cost and Treatment time, too.?
Many years ago I wanted to have my hairline re-shaped by Electrolysis. I was told that during treatment I would have to let the hair “grow back” between each session. Just the thought of having regrowth visible along my hairline seemed pretty embarassing a choice. I was told that Laser removal pretty much followed the same steps. Is this true?
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Answer by citidividend3
Laser hair removal works very well, but be careful. It can also cause premature balding!
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Question by JoeBertt: Getting only one treatment with laser hair removal?
Im a guy with kinda hairy legs and i want get “SOME” of it removed through laser… i was wondering if thats possible at all with only partial treatments instead of all necessary to fully remove the hair
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Answer by *scorpiogirl*
that definately is possible.
the person doing your lazer will defiantely keep you wanting to come back becuase it`s more money for them, but you need to assess your legs and see if the treatment will be worth it.
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Question by Elly & Pao: What’s the best type of laser hair removal?
The clinics I’m looking at offer “Cutera,” “CoolGlide,” and “Sheer.” Are these different, or just brand names of the same thing? Is one better than the others?
I’ve already tried http://www.hairremovalforum.com/guidebook/know-your-lasers.htm but that didn’t really help.
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Answer by JK
Cutera’s system is called the Coolglide. The Sheer is probably the Lumenis LightSheer. Both are good systems.
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Question by : After having Laser Hair Removal, will it bring out ingrown hairs?
Mine seem to have gotten very sore & look a lot worse – “bigger” than before? It has only been 6 days since my first laser hair removal treatment. HELP!!
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Answer by Iwin
its not how u look on the outisde, its how u feel on the inside
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Question by Noel: Reveal MedSpa Alase laser hair removal- any good?
I live in the D.C. area and am curious about this new “Alase” laser hair removal offered at Reveal MedSpa. Has anyone had it done? Does it work? For how long? Is everyone really a registered nurse/ nurse assistant? The FDA website says that nobody can advertise “pain-free” laser hair removal but Reveal MedSpa advertises the “Alase” laser to be pain free. I also don’t think it’s FDA approved. It says on the website…
“if you’ve heard that laser- or light-based hair removal may not be an option for you, think again. Reveal is one of the few providers to offer this cutting-edge, FDA-approved technology”
It says Reveal MedSpa offers the FDA-approved technology (laser hair removal) not an FDA-approved laser. It seems like they’re trying to trick people into thinking that the “Alase” is FDA-approved- is this place legit?
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Answer by Elizabeth
no matter what laser hair removal you have done, the hair will grow back. less frequently, yes, but laser hair removal is not a one-time-thing-&-you’re-done.
the *technology* may be FDA approved, but that does not necessarily mean the treatment is.
“if it seems too good to be true, it is.”
my grandma tells me that, and it’s never steered me wrong.
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