Heading to the air force thinking about laser hair removal? solution

Heading to the air force thinking about laser hair removal?

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Im nineteen as well as have really sensative skin as well as im partial black so when i trim i get ingrown hairs all over as well as it seems similar to i usually get acne after i shave.

i was wondering if any one ever had laser hair dismissal to get absolved of there facial as well as neck hairs. i got a little estimates from this internal place.

thanks to all who answer thanks.

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Comments (6)

Michelle said on 25-06-2010

Sorry but you can’t have laser hair removal because of your skin color. The laser targets dark colors and burns them and passes through light colors. It passes through white skin and burns the dark follicle so hair never grows from it again. No salon, derm, medspa would do laser hair removal on you because it would just blister and burn your skin horribly. They don’t have anything right now for permanent hair removal for dark complexion people, sorry. Try the no shaving bill or whatever, or wax before you head off to boot camp… that way your hair will grow back thin for about 2 months and shaving wont give you as many ingrowns. Waxing is probably your best option

Lauren said on 25-06-2010
	What’s your question? Are you allowed to do in the AF? If that’s what you’re trying to find out, then yeah, it’s fine. It’s TECHNICALLY a "medical procedure", but you don’t need to notify your chain of command about it.

David M said on 25-06-2010
	if anything do it after you complete your training

jizzzza said on 25-06-2010
	Laser hair removal sounds a little drastic to me. If your skin breaks out bad if you have to shave everyday you can get a shaving waiver from a military doctor.

r3st said on 25-06-2010
	You can get a no shaving profile when you get there. Enjoy your beard.

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