Try Back Laser Hair Removal to Get Rid of Your Unwanted Hair Fast and Permanently

November 20th, 2007    Subscribe To Our Feed

Only a few years ago, there was really only one permanent hair removal alternative, electrolysis. But in a relatively short time, laser hair removal techniques have become the most popular hair removal solution.

Is Electrolysis Practical for Your Back Hair Removal?

The fact is that electrolysis is still being used today to rid individuals of their unwanted hair. This process involves identifying and killing each individual hair by burning its roots. As you can imagine, the removal of hair from a large body area (such as the back), could be a time consuming and expensive proposition.

Given that the removal of unwanted hair on the back can take large amounts of time, electrolysis can also be pretty painful. Not only that, there will be a good number of treatments involved which can become very expensive.

Because of these disadvantages, individuals shifted from electrolysis to laser hair removal treatment. The laser proved to be faster, almost totally painless, without side effects (in the majority of cases). The costs, due to the lesser number of treatments, is generally cheaper than electrolysis.

Back Laser Hair Removal is the Best Solution

If you are looking for a method to rid yourself of the hair on your back with the least amount of trouble, laser hair removal is the preferred method. This hi-tech treatment process will give you a permanent solution. This method is fast and has the least side effects of the most popular hair removal alternatives.

It is ever encouraging to notice that not only women are visiting the laser hair removal clinics; but men too are seeking this particular service to manage their unwanted hair problems.

Based on a benefits comparison, laser hair removal for the back is a sure winner. Even though electrolysis is still useful for small areas, such as, the upper lip, eyebrow areas, etc. it proves highly inadequate for larger areas of the body.

Conclusion: back laser hair removal treatments are cost effective, almost pain-free, fast and permanent. The right hair removal process for today’s woman (and man).


Want to Try Permanent Hair Removal At Home?

August 30th, 2007    Subscribe To Our Feed

If you have unwanted hair and want to remove it permanently, there are a host of options to accomplish this task. But if you prefer to try permanent hair removal at home, your options become much more limited. It is understandable that many people might prefer to perform this task in the privacy of their own homes.

But be aware that this is a prime area for scams and fraudulent products. So, the term “Buyer Beware” should be taken very seriously when shopping for home-quality hair removal equipment.

The top home use permanent hair removal options include:

Home Electrolysis Units

This is a hair removal option that is widely advertised for in-home use. Electrolysis involves a super-thin metal probe being placed into the hair follicle, with a small electrical charge being directed at the hair follicle. This damages the hair follicle, resulting in permanent hair removal for that individual hair.

You can find home electrolysis units for about $50. The key is to choose a unit that actually involves inserting a probe into the hair follicle. Electrolysis hair removal products that eliminate this step are probably not worth the effort because results will only be temporary, at best.

Sounds too good to be true? Well, permanent hair removal at home with electrolysis can be a tricky endeavor. It is extremely time-consuming, removes only one hair at a time, and the unit will not be as effective as its commercial counterpart. And beware – a common issue with these units is that, due to your lack of experience in electrolysis, it is easy to inadvertently damage the skin.

Many of the experts on permanent hair removal at home recommend that electrolysis be left in the hands of a professional.

Oral Medications

The fact is that most medications will not produce permanent hair removal at home. The best result you can usually strive for is a permanent hair ‘reduction’ through inhibiting the growth of new hair. The majority of these medications work by reducing the amount of testosterone or androgen (the specific hormones that control hair growth) in the system.

You will need to visit a dermatologist to obtain these medications because they currently all require a prescription. Some of the more common ones include: Propecia, Aldactone, and Daine35.

Topical Ointments and Creams

A prescription medication called Vaniqa is one of the only topical hair removal medications recommended for long-term hair loss. This medication works by retarding new hair growth.

Unfortunately, it is only a hair growth inhibitor and must be combined with another hair control method such as shaving, plucking, etc. And once the product is discontinued, hair will resume growing at its normal rate. This product is only recommended for women for use on facial hair.

Be a Cautious Consumer

Because many people would prefer to find methods of permanent hair removal at home, the market is ripe for all sorts of scam artists. They will try to sell you expensive products that are either unproven or totally ineffective. So, before spending large amounts on a piece of hair removal equipment or ‘special’ lotion, check it out with your dermatologist.


Permanent Back Hair Removal – Is Laser the Answer?

August 30th, 2007    Subscribe To Our Feed

Looking for the solution to unwanted hair on men’s backs has eluded most individuals until the past few years. With the growing popularity of laser hair removal systems, the permanent back hair removal solution has been found.

The Drawbacks of Electrolysis Treatments

It used to be that electrolysis was the favored option for removing hair on a permanent basis. Unfortunately, electrolysis involves the identification and killing of each individual hair follicle by burning its roots. As you can imagine, removing hair from a large area was time-consuming and quite expensive.

Another issue with electrolysis treatments was that the procedure could be quite painful. Between the discomfort of the actual procedure and the number of time-consuming treatments required for such a large area, people have shifted from electrolysis to laser treatment. The laser treatments are much faster, almost painless, with no significant side effects, and less expensive when your time is considered.

The Case for Laser as the Permanent Back Hair Removal Solution

Based on actual studies, laser hair removal treatments have proven to be the most effective form of hair removal at this time. Of course, there are a multitude of hair removal treatments and methods which claim to be effective, but the issue still comes back to how permanent are these other treatments.

Laser hair removal systems have become very advanced and can treat large areas in one sitting. Repeat visits are generally necessary to address new hair that could not be treated initially because of the stage of the hair growth.

The Typical Cost of Laser Hair Removal

Using a laser system to permanently remove back hair is not only efficient, but fairly cost effective. An average laser treatment cost is about $300 per session, with a larger back area costing slightly more. A back area may require 3-4 treatments, dependent on the area being treated. Considering that the hair will be permanently removed, with no need for ongoing maintenance like that experienced with shaving, waxing, threading, etc., the price is quite reasonable.

As you can see, the transition from electrolysis to laser has been a rapid one. Electrolysis was state-of-the-art in its own time. However, the arrival of the laser systems on the skin care scene has made electrolysis totally redundant, or even obsolete in some cases. The permanent back hair removal solution is here and now, the laser hair removal system.