Does waxing reduce the hair growth? What are effects of regular waxing on skin?

 

Waxing is a hair removal technique that removes the hair from the root. Waxing can be done on any area of the body including legs, hands, face, chest, arms, back, eye brows, abdomen, feet, knuckles, etc.

Waxing does not prevent your hair from growing back. One can notice hair growth within a few weeks of waxing.  Due to repeated waxing for a long period of time a reduction in hair growth can be seen in some people while in others it may not be seen. Hence it’s very hard to predict hair growth.


 

Effects of regular waxing:

·         Pain during the waxing procedure

·         Sensitive skins might develop redness or rashes

·         Sometimes very minor bleeding

·         Skin would become rough

·         Thick hair develops over time

·         Sometimes one might develop unsightly patches of blood on your face

·         Ingrown hairs

·         Removal of hair against the direction of hair growth, may damage the hair follicles

·         Hair growth in different directions

·         Sometimes whiteheads and puss filled boils develop

·         Red bumps which stays for few days after waxing

·         Can also cause skin irritation, discoloration, burns and infections

Waxing can be regarded as a temporary relief/ solution from unwanted hair but it is not advised for long run. If you want to go for permanent hair removals then talk to your dermatologist about the options that are to be considered permanent and which will bring in best results more quickly.

Laser hair removal treatment can be regarded as one of the most popular treatment for unwanted hair removal. Through it, one can easily eliminate the unwanted hair permanently without any pain. Ideally, one would need at least four to six sessions of treatments which are spaced in about four to six weeks apart to gain satisfactory results. 

Anoo’s Laser Hair Removal Treatment is a widely used technique to achieve effective hair reduction. It has world class state of art technological treatments. Anoo's® Laser technology painlessly reduces thick/dense hair from any part of the body. The procedure is fast, safe and approved by the US FDA for hair reduction only. The US FDA has not given approval for complete hair removal.

Laser- Unwanted Hair Removal (L-UHR) painlessly removes unwanted hair for a certain period of time and is especially suitable for thick, dark and black hair only and it doesn't work on fine/grey/facial hair.

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