how many laser sessions (laser, not ipl) do you need to remove

>>8630983
the asked me around 100 for face

>>8630983
Depends on if that price is by the hour or by service.
But most people spend like ~$5000-$10000 in total by the end. You also have to do some upkeep usually as often laser only temporarily stuns follicles rather than removing them. I know many people say laser for facial hair only lasts like 5 years or so before theirs regrew, but I think it's mostly permanent.
It helps if you find a place that does both electrolysis and laser

>>8631025
its by the service

>>8631044
That's probably about right. You'll need to get it done like every 2-3 months or so for years

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>how many laser sessions (laser, not ipl) do you need to remove leg hair?
>laser
About one lifetime.

>>8630983
check groupon, theyve always got crazy deals on hair removal

>>8631046
ugh what a ripoff then. i used to have extremely coarse leg hair but hrt made it alot softer, however when i shave it always leaves a black dot behind. everyone tells me to do laser but i cant afford that many sessions

>>8631025
Wait, you say it only temporarily stuns follicles but then say it's permanent? Which one is it?

>>8631049
Laser and ipl are the same effectiveness usually. IPL hurts more though as it uses filters to narrow the light wavelengths so it's less precise.

Neither is particularly amazing though. Electrolysis takes forever though

>>8631082
Depends on the person. I've seen many reports of people regrowing large portions of their hair a few years down the line after laser but you'll still see a lot permanently removed. But it does seem like you are basically going to be doing maintenance for life on it

>>8631095
Fuck. Does this apply to electrolysis as well?

>>8631089
What about the silk enspil removal devices you can use at home any reviews or views on those I wanna use them for my facial hair.

>>8631117
Electrolysis is permanent

>>8631166
Don't they both work by burning the hair follicles?