No matter how frequently one gets waxed or shaved, the area never appears smooth and faultless. Whether the defects are caused by razor burn, ingrown hairs, or stubble growing back from the morning’s shave, they are most evident during inconvenient times. As a result, more and more women opt for laser hair removal, frequently beginning with the pubic region. 

Dr. Nivedita Dadu, the dermatologist with an old hand in Bikini Laser Hair Removal In Delhi, explains why laser technology is the new normal in cosmetics. She also explains the procedure one has to undergo to get unwanted hair removed permanently. 

What is Laser Hair Removal?

Laser hair removal is a new technique in the world of dermatology that can be used to get rid of undesirable hair on the body, effortlessly. The laser beam targets melanin in the hair follicles to destroy the hair roots. This helps in damaging the body’s hair growth permanently. This process, in contrast to other conventional approaches, requires far less time and resources. Apart from this, there are many more benefits of getting bikini laser hair removal by laser expert Dr. Nivedita Dadu, which are explained further in the article. 

How Do I Prepare Myself for Laser Hair Removal? 

Delhi dermatologist, Dr. Nivedita Dadu goes over certain pre- and post-treatment guidelines with each of her laser skin care patients. Here are some points:

• As the laser hair removal technique is difficult to execute on tanned skin, one must stay out of the sun as much as possible beginning at least six weeks before the treatment and continuing until after the procedure.
• It is not recommended to get waxed before the process; nevertheless, shaving is an acceptable alternative for removing hair before the treatment.
• Use a mild exfoliant on the bikini area to get rid of dry skin and rashes before your session.
• Before the procedure, one must refrain from taking any anti-inflammatory or other medications that may thin the blood.
• It is advised not to go for the treatment when suffering from any sort of infection. 
• One must mention things like the current medication regimen and any preexisting problems to the doctor.

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