Back laser hair removal in Dnipro

The back is an area that is physically hard to manage yourself. You cannot reach the shoulder blades with a razor, waxing needs another pair of hands, and depilatory creams over a large area often cause irritation. Many men simply put up with back hair, even though the wish to remove it is very common. The second factor is mechanical. The back is in constant contact with clothing, chair backs and gym equipment. Shaved hair grows back with a sharp tip, catches on fabric and grows inward, while dense follicles combined with active sebaceous glands produce folliculitis and inflamed spots. Laser hair removal solves both at once. The Splendor X has a large spot size and a high pulse rate, so treating the whole back takes 25-40 minutes - comparable to waxing a far smaller area. Back hair is usually coarse and dark, so it responds well to the laser. The difficulty lies elsewhere: the back is large and growth across it is uneven, so the course is often longer, up to ten sessions.

The back needs a longer course than most zones: 6-10 sessions on average, five to six weeks apart. This is down to the size of the area and to the uneven distribution of growth phases across it - the upper back often responds faster than the lower back. The first thinning shows after two or three sessions. Ingrown hairs and small inflamed spots usually clear at the same time, as the skin stops being traumatised. Aftercare: - 48 hours without sauna, pool, hot showers or training - sweat and friction irritate treated skin; - loose cotton clothing for the first two or three days; - SPF 50 if the back will be exposed to the sun; - no scrubs for a week. A note on back acne. If active inflammatory lesions are present, laser hair removal is postponed until the flare settles, otherwise the inflammation may spread. At GENEVITY we then run a course of M22 acne phototherapy first and move on to hair removal afterwards. It is a longer route, but a safer and more effective one.