Very often, the hormones produced during pregnancy can produce hairs on your face and arms. If you are experiencing an increase in overall hair growth, it's due to the amplified production of various hormones in your body, during pregnancy. This extra hair shows up usually on your face: above the lip and on the chin and cheeks, but it can also appear on your breasts, back, stomach and arms.
This may make laser hair removal during pregnancy seem like a perfect solution. However, this is not necessarily true.
The excess hair will most likely go away after the baby is delivered. If you would like to have laser hair removal performed, it’s best to wait until after the baby is delivered and in the meantime, it's best to shave or tweeze.
There are some exceptions. If you’ve had excess hair for some time and now want to get rid of it, it is perfectly safe to have laser hair removal done on your face during your pregnancy.
Most people believe that laser hair removal is completely safe during early pregnancy, but many people would warn to stay away from the bikini area, though.
In conclusion, it is best to wait until after the baby is delivered. This way, the technician can do a proper consultation and tell you what your needs really are. In any case, you must consult your OBGYN regarding any type of treatment you are considering while you are pregnant.
This may make laser hair removal during pregnancy seem like a perfect solution. However, this is not necessarily true.
The excess hair will most likely go away after the baby is delivered. If you would like to have laser hair removal performed, it’s best to wait until after the baby is delivered and in the meantime, it's best to shave or tweeze.
There are some exceptions. If you’ve had excess hair for some time and now want to get rid of it, it is perfectly safe to have laser hair removal done on your face during your pregnancy.
Most people believe that laser hair removal is completely safe during early pregnancy, but many people would warn to stay away from the bikini area, though.
In conclusion, it is best to wait until after the baby is delivered. This way, the technician can do a proper consultation and tell you what your needs really are. In any case, you must consult your OBGYN regarding any type of treatment you are considering while you are pregnant.