Do at-home permanent laser hair removal solutions work?

Laser hair removal home kits do work provided you do not stop, but it will not give 100% hair reduction. In order to attain FDA approval, those systems had to reduce the power setting of its laser from that available in professional laser clinics. That means, the effectiveness of the machine will depend on how you use your laser pulse. Use it once a week, it will have a very good hair reduction results. You will not get rid of the hair completely, but it does make it grow back much slower and weaker. A recent study of an FDA approved Silk'n laser hair removal home device was published by Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, a leading scientific laser journal. The 10 people in the study had 4 to 6 treatments. The results, 4 weeks after the last treatment, demonstrated an average of 36% hair reduction. However, 12 weeks later the hair had mostly returned, and the amount lost was not considered statistically significant. In fact, 4 of the 10 had a higher hair count after 12 weeks than when they started! http://hairlaserremoval.co.uk/laser-hair-removal-home-work.htm

Laser hair removal does work but the key is picking the right laser removal machine based on your skin type. If you pick the wrong one you will not get satisfactory results. Tria is currently the only company that manufacturers lasers using diode technology which is exactly the same kind used in dermatologists office. Tria lasers only work on those with light to medium skin with darker hair. It will not work on those with red, grey and blonde hairs. However, Tanda Me Smooth manufactures a laser hair removal machine which does work on all skin tones. However, it utilizes IPL technology instead of laser diode. Tria lasers are more on the expensive side. You also have more affordable IPL options such as the Silk n' Flash & Go. All in all, removing laser at home is a much more economical viable option versus professional treatments since it can cost thousands of dollars to treat a larger area. It is paramount to pick the right laser machine for your skin type and follow the directions to the tee for optimum results. Additional resource about picking an at-home laser hair removal machine: http://www.findmyhomelaser.com/

It is best to seek a clinic that treats hair removal professionally. You may want to look at laser hair removal as an option since it is done in a clinic by doctors who are qualified and they use state-of-the-art methods and equipment. You can check a clinic's website, like this laser hair removal Sydney, for the various body areas and their corresponding rates if you wish to undergo this treatment - http://www.heberdavis.com.au/laser-hair-removal-broadway-sydney/info_102.html

Oh yes! They definitely work. As a matter of fact they are much cheaper than treatments at medical clinics. Tria is a good brand and has attracted lots of positive reviews. You can also take a look at this Yahoo answer for more details.  http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20121218105804AAlzOvs

Melanin is considered the primary chromophore for all hair removallasers currently on the market. Melanin occurs naturally in the skin, and givesskin and hair their color. There are two types of melanin in hair. Eumelanin gives hair brown or black color, Because of the selective absorption of photons of laser light, only black or brown hair can beremoved. Laser works best with dark coarse hair. Light skin and dark hair arean ideal combination.https://hair-free-hair-remover.com/

Another product you should consider is the MeSmooth. Yes, these products work. You will see they vary in price and only the Me works with all skin tones. Other than that, the IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) system is an effective way to kill follicles at the root. The challenge is that not all follicles die after a single exposure. Some need multiple exposures. I have done the in clinic treatments and everything available at home. I bought the Me, so can't really speak to the other products you mentioned. It is less painful than any of the other treatments I have experienced, because it really is a mild irritant and not a pain.  I found it to cost slightly less than the other offerings, which was attractive. Good luck with your hair removal.