Removing hair from upper lip?

I want to have permanent hair removal on my upper lip. I have an appointment next week. I wonder if anyone out there did it? How many sessions? Approx how much $$ ?

I don't have very much hair there but it bothers me, it's very light and I've never waxed or anything. I'm having it removed but would like more info..

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My aunt paid to have this done, it is $300.00 ( I am sure the amount varies by location) and it is done in 3 different sessions, my aunt paid $600 to get her and her daughters done but after one session, they said it was so painful that they will never go back even though they already paid for it. I am sure that there are different ways to do the procedure and not all are the same but this is the only information that I know about it. best of luck.

Removing hair from upper lip?

i have had friends and familiy do it, they completely regret it because it is painful and doesn't work...i've also heard in some cases that have been reported that the creams that you use before going to get the hair removed can kill you...also like permanent hair straightening this can damage your skin, esp. if it is sensitive. i would get it waxed, once you have had it waxed just after showers take a plucker thing that you can buy at kroger for like 5 dollars or less and pluck off any hair that grow, this way it is easy to maintain and waxing doesn't hurt that bad

Why when hair is removed it seems to grow back thicker?

I have used so many products to deal with unwanted hair, Nair, waxes, and even painful tweezing. Why does it seem that the hair is just getting thicker??? I'm thinking about getting permanent hair removal laser surgery. Has anyone had this done before? Does it hurt???

Why when hair is removed it seems to grow back thicker?

The hair seems to grow back thicker because when you shave, you cut the hair off at the middle, which is a thicker part of the hair, so when it grows back, the thick part moves up.

Why when hair is removed it seems to grow back thicker?

try hair no more it works and makes your hair slowly stop growing in 4 months its like permenetly gone go here www.hairnomore.com it makes your skin healthier!!!!!

Why when hair is removed it seems to grow back thicker?

don't know about laser removal, but i wax every 8 weeks, and my hair is growing back finer, less noticeable. because the hair folicle in the pore is being damaged, it's harder for the hair to grow back as normal.

Why when hair is removed it seems to grow back thicker?

laser surgery is use to destroy the hair production cell, so it will feel a little bit pain depend on which part you do it!

Why when hair is removed it seems to grow back thicker?

It does that because when you remove dead hair and dead particles, the new hairs come up rapidly because they have been covered for long. That is why it is so important to trim your hair so it will grow longer. Hope I could help

Why when hair is removed it seems to grow back thicker?

waxing works good for me

Botox, Restylane, Laser Hair Remova; would you say I need it for my job?

I'm 26, and I represent a company. My job is pretty much being a salesman for a big company. I'm always making calls, and going places to do presentations and offer our services.

I look up a to this really successful salesman, I want to be as good as he is.

He's 33, but he looks like a guy in his early twenties.

He tells me all of this things to do to be successful salesman.

-You need to loom good in your clothes, so you need to be in shape. He spends a lot of time at the gym.

-You always have to look alert, so he's had lipo on his eyebags, and injects restylane.

-You have to look young, so he has botox, and has had face-peels.

-You point with your fingers, they have to look perfect so he gets manicures, and has had permanent hair removal on his hands.

I've had eye-bag lipo, and the hair removal on my hands. I use moisturizers on my face. I haven't done the other stuff.

Do you think this is really necessary to be a good salesman?

Botox, Restylane, Laser Hair Remova; would you say I need it for my job?

i do think you need to look good, i was a sales person for a long time and appearance and 1st impressions are EVERYTHING ! they are going to remember you as they saw you the 1st time. i wouldnt say you need to get everything, just look good in appearance wear nice clothing, wear it right, make sure your hair is always nice and professional looking and get manicure if you use your hands! you dont have to look young, in fact most people want to be sold to an older person rather younger, they feel older has more intelligence and more respectful and not just looking to make money! good luck with the job tho!

Is there a permanent way of removal of body hair once and for all?

is it a hormonal disorder for a lady to be hairy?

Is there a permanent way of removal of body hair once and for all?

It can be. A blood test at the doctor's will be able to tell you if that's the case. Men and women have the same hormones, just in different balances, so if your producing more tetesterone than normal for a woman, it could be causing your hairiness. Heredity is another factor, as is race. These are not reversable.

Laser treatment is as far as I know the only permanent way to remove hair. Electrolisis does keep it away for a long time, but I don't think its permanent.

Is there a permanent way of removal of body hair once and for all?

Yes, you can go to a doctors office, they will have a consiltation, and it does cost a little bit of money, but it is guarantee no hair will come back... look on yahoo, and type is laser hair removal, and they will find the closest place to you... hope this helps.

Is there a permanent way of removal of body hair once and for all?

Yes.....but first you might want to get checked out by a doc to see if it's something medical like you suggested. Could be hormones, thyroid, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome just to name a few.

Is there a permanent way of removal of body hair once and for all?

Yes there is. You should go to your doctor's to ask questions and to see if it's ok and what you need to do. They do laser treatment on you which will remove the hair and won't grow back. I've heard from a lot of adults that got it done and they said it does really work so I say give it a try:]

Is there a permanent way of removal of body hair once and for all?

I agree with goldfish %26amp; if this is the case your consultant{if sympathetic of the cause} should be able to advise you of suitable treatment....laser is a sure way of removing hair though very expensive, nads wax is a product you could try the researcher%26amp;producer of this did so because her young daughter had both facial %26amp; body hair that was not only unsightly but also embarassing to the child.......i believe this to be less painful than other waxes or sugaring but that is only what i read. No harm in trying though if it was used,tried%26amp;tested on a child it should be ok!

Is there a permanent way of removal of body hair once and for all?

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods. Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful. Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged. A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Do i have to shell out 4000 $ every 3-4 months for laser hair removal ? isn't it supposed to be

yea i think its suppose to be permanent ( =

Do i have to shell out 4000 $ every 3-4 months for laser hair removal ? isn't it supposed to be permanent ?

it is. and you overpaid like 10 times

Do i have to shell out 4000 $ every 3-4 months for laser hair removal ? isn't it supposed to be permanent ?

You are waisting your time and money girl. My girlfriend beautiful but hairy had that done a lot and always had to deal with the scabs afterwards etc. She quit going. Get nair or something like that over-the-counter. I'm really shocked that they can legally advertise that beauty treatment as "Permanent" hair removal. It's a scam!

Do i have to shell out 4000 $ every 3-4 months for laser hair removal ? isn't it supposed to be permanent ?

yes price is a bit high. Depends on the hair, normally you need 3-5 sessions until the root is fully destroyed. $4,000 is the price of 5 session laser hair removal already

Do i have to shell out 4000 $ every 3-4 months for laser hair removal ? isn't it supposed to be permanent ?

The fact that you spend that much money for laser hair removal bothers me. Exactly, how much hair are they removing?

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Im thinking about getting laser hair removal on my face and i was wondering if anyone has done this before, if so what was your experience like? Im light skinned and i also have sensitive skin, is that okay? Is laser hair removal permanent? About the money, do you have to pay all of it upfront or can you also make payments? My last question- does anyone know what website i can find info and also on local doctors(i live in los angeles by the way). Thanks!

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Yes, I have had it done on the front and back of my neck and had great results with no regrowth after 6 years. Being light skinned is a plus for you....having sensitive skin means that the "follicular" response may cause you to be a little redder after the treatment than an average person but it should all still be OK. For the price, some providers will discount their pricing if you purchase 5-6 treatments up front and they do have financing available in those circumstances. The overall price will depend on how many areas are being treated on your face. You can expect to pay between $100 and $300 per treatment for facial areas. For a website, you can go to http://www.hairremovalforum.com which I have also listed as a source. The site has alot of information about the procedure, a Forum where you can discuss questions with other people who have had treatments and a list of providers who have received good to great survey scores from existing clients. Good luck....I am very happy I had the treatments done.

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

its expensive, it can burn your skin there must be a million of them in LA

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Sweetie - I tried it on my face %26amp; It didn't work. not permanent. Just a waste of time %26amp; $$$$$$$$$$$$

but when I did the regular needle electrolysis years ago - it did work %26amp; my face is now smooth like a baby's a-s-s. sure it stings - but don't be a CRYBABY!!

if I endured it then so can you -

NO ROSE WITHOUT THORNS- Honey !!!!!!

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

havent done it but i heard its really expensive, doesnt always work or will have to be done several times to get results. i wouldn't do it!!! jus get an elctric razor it last alot longer than regular shaving and the hair grows out thinner

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

I worked in laser clinic for 1 year %26amp; i can tell you the following

# 1 laser hair removal is pretty effective,

# 2 you will need at least 5-7 sessions.

# 3 its kinda painful too

# 4 each session will cost about $ 300 %26amp; is NOT paid by insurance but you can pay ever time you come for treatment

# 5 having a light skin is a plus as the laser will NOT burn the skin then.(dark skinned people MAY have minor redness %26amp; burn of the skin, but for white people it doesnt happen).

# 6 Results last for long time (laser is used for many conditions like hair removal, treatment of acne, treatment of superficial dilated veins..etc but it saw it was most effective in hair removal)

If you are close to NJ, i may direct to where I used to work but I dont really know any website.

Good luck with the treatment

Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

try this:

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Thinking about getting laser hair removal?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are 閳ユ笡ermanent閳?hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Laser Hair Removal???

Have you had laser hair removal and is it permanent?

Laser Hair Removal???

Laser hair removal can be very effective, but you will most likely need to go back in every once in a while for touch-ups.

I recently interviewed a person who has had multiple laser hair removal treatments. You can take a look at the interview here: http://laserhairportal.com/blog/case-stu...

If you have dark hair with light skin, then you are probably a very good candidate.

Here are a few things to look for when you are comparing different laser hair removal clinics.

1. Make sure that the equipment being used is actually owned by the facility and not just being rented.

2. Find a clinic with a staff that is friendly and highly-trained. You閳ユ獟l want to invest your money into people that are dedicated to getting you the best possible results.

3. Don閳ユ獩 be fooled by discount laser hair removal clinics. Established medical centers with excellent reputations do not discount their fees. As with all medical procedures, you should look

for a clinic with the highest quality, rather than the lowest cost. Laser hair removal requires an experienced and professional staff that provide individual attention and care.

Laser Hair Removal???

Nope.It sounds creepy.I have waist length hair and am keeping it.

Laser Hair Removal???

It's supposed to be permanent, but you may have to go back later in life for a touchup.

Ask your technician about the patients he/she has and if they have come back and how often, you have the right to know.

Laser Hair Removal???

I had it about 2 years ago for a bit of lip hair and I was a bit annoyed about the whole experience. The lady told me that as an "added bonus" for me, it would also fade the freckles above my lip. What she should have explained is that it would completely change the colour of my skin in that area - I had to put up with about a year of greyish skin above my lip which still looked funny with makeup. After spending a bit of time in the sun the colour has returned to normal, but my advice is be wary of getting it done on your face, where a slight skin colour change would stand out. As for the hair, the long dark hairs havent returned. I still have very fine short light coloured hair there but it isnt noticeable.