Laser Hair Removal in Bedford, NH 

Compared to other laser hair removal devices on the market, Forever BARE BBL uses multiple wavelengths at a higher rate for a quicker, more effective treatment.

Hair removal with the BBL laser uses multiple wavelengths of light to target the melanin in hair follicles, resulting in the removal of hair. It's quicker and more comfortable than IPL and other laser hair removal treatments.

BBL laser treatments are very effective at significantly reducing unwanted hair, but no technology on the market can guarantee a 100% hair removal. Results are permanent; once the hair follicle is killed, it can no longer grow back. Keep in mind that hormonal changes in the body, such as pregnancy, PCOS, menopause, or a change in birth control can cause new hair to grow. Maintenance treatments might be needed.

After one laser hair removal treatment, patients can expect a hair reduction in facial and body hair, and with maintenance treatments, a continued reduction in hair over time. Patients gradually notice finer hair and a slower rate of growth. Typically, 6-8 treatments are needed to achieve an 80-90% reduction. Each patient's results vary depending on the speed at which their hair grows, the color, and the thickness.

Hair grows in three stages: anagen, catagen and telogen. Forever Bare BBL laser hair removal treatments predominantly treat hairs in the anagen phase, also known as the active growth phase. Since not all hairs are in the same growth stage at the same time, multiple treatments are necessary to target all hair.

Hair follicles have a growth cycle, and grow in 3 different stages. It is recommended to get a laser hair removal treatment every 4-6 weeks for optimal results.

The time of a laser hair removal treatment depends on the size of the area to be treated. Smaller areas can take a few minutes, while larger areas can take 15 minutes or longer.

In most cases, you can resume your daily activities immediately after laser hair removal. You may experience some redness or bumps that typically go away within a few hours. A few days to a week after treatment, there can be some regrowth of hair, which does not indicate a lack of success with treatment. Try to avoid direct sun exposure, and use sunscreen.

Any area of your body can be treated with BBL Laser hair removal treatments. The most common treatment areas are the face, under arms, arms, legs, bikini area, chest, shoulders, and back.

It is important to avoid plucking, waxing, or using hair removal creams for one month before your laser hair removal appointment. Shaving is the only method acceptable during your treatments. A close shave the day before treatment is recommended.

We need you to avoid plucking, waxing, or using depilatories (hair removal creams), for at least 1 month prior to your laser hair removal treatment. For your first visit, it is helpful to have some hair growth so we can assess the color and texture of your hair to ensure proper settings. Shaving before each follow-up appointment is acceptable.

You should avoid waxing, tweezing, and bleaching the hair prior to and in between laser hair removal treatments. Shaving is the only activity that will not decrease the effectiveness of your laser hair removal treatments. Hair needs to be present in the follicle for BBL treatments to be most effective. Since waxing or plucking pulls hair out of the follicle, recently waxed or plucked areas will not be suitable for laser hair removal.

Before your laser hair removal treatment, be sure to avoid medications that make you sensitive to light, such as certain antibiotics. Avoid products such as Retin-A, Differin, Glycolic, or AHAs - these can cause some sensitivity and should be stopped one week before treatment.

Laser hair removal is not recommended for pregnant women as there are no clinical studies to evaluate safety or effectiveness. Stop using self-tanners one month prior to treatment, as it can cause a burn. Patients with heavy sun exposure or use of tanning beds will not be able to have laser hair removal due to risk of burn injury.