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Hey, y'all, it's me, Unpopular Didi, aka Thanima Francis, in today's video, I’m sharing my experience with Laser Skin and Esthetics of Canada, where I got my laser hyperpigmentation and hair removal.
I had a great session with the laser expert who counselled me on issues related to skin. She is knowledgeable and kind. The environment of the place was very inviting. I will be posting a video about the results soon.

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Location: Laser and Skin Esthetics of Canada Inc. \ Laser and Scalp, 108 Centre St N, Oshawa, ON L1G 4B8

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Laser Hair Removal - Pre-Care Instructions:

1. Avoid sun exposure for at least 2 weeks before your session. Use SPF 30+ daily.
2. Do not wax, pluck, or thread the treatment area. Shaving is fine, but hair must remain in the follicle for the laser to target.
3. Shave the area 24 hours before your appointment to ensure the laser effectively targets the hair.
Arrive with clean, dry skin – avoid lotions, oils, or any skincare products on the treatment area.
4. Do not use self-tanners or spray tans before treatment, as this can interfere with the laser.
Discontinue use of AHA, BHA, Retinol, Retinoids, and any lightening or bleaching creams or oils on the treatment area for at least 7 - 14 days before treatment. All depending on % of active ingredients. They are Photosensitive.
5. You must be off Accutane for at least 6 months before laser treatments. Stop using topical and oral antibiotics 2 weeks prior to your appointment.

Pigmentation Correction - Pre-Care Instructions:

1. Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least 2 weeks before your session. Apply SPF 50+ daily.
Discontinue the use of AHA, BHA, Retinol, Retinoids, and any lightening or bleaching creams or oils on the treatment area for at least 7 - 14 days before treatment. All depends on % or strength of the skincare products
2. Discontinue Vitamin C, although it is not an active ingredient, can cause your skin to be sensitive due to its brightening properties. Stop At least 3 days prior
3. Keep your skin well-hydrated, as hydrated skin responds better to treatment and heals faster.
4. Do not exfoliate or undergo chemical peels for at least one week prior to your appointment.
5. You must be off Accutane for at least 6 months before laser treatments.
6. Stop using topical and oral antibiotics 2 weeks prior to treatment.

Laser Hair Removal :

1. Redness : regarding laser hair removal it may happen due to Erythema - Erythema is another name for redness it happens when you shave, when you wax, thread and when you do laser hair removal. Not everyone experiences Erythema with laser hair removal. It may appear in 3 forms - redness, mild hives, or itchiness. You may experience one , all 3 or none at all. Aloe vera or hydrocortisone .5% may be applied immediately after your laser hair removal treatment.

2. Why Redness Occurs: Laser Hair removal goes through the melanin and keeps surrounding tissue intact; however, it can cause temporary redness due to follicle damage
Heat Absorption by Hair Follicles: The laser targets the melanin in hair follicles, heating them to disrupt future hair growth. This heat can cause temporary redness in the surrounding skin.
Inflammatory Response: The body naturally responds to the laser treatment by increasing blood flow to the area, leading to mild redness and sensitivity.
Follicular Edema (Swelling Around Hair Follicles): Tiny red bumps may appear around hair follicles, showing that the treatment is working. This is a sign that the follicles have been effectively targeted. This may lead to an itchy feeling.

Pigmentation Corrections:

1. Redness - The laser targets excess pigmentation in the skin, breaking down melanin clusters. This process generates heat, which can cause temporary redness and inflammation.
2. Increased Blood Flow: The laser stimulates circulation in the treated area, leading to increased blood flow and mild flushing as the skin begins to heal.
3. Skin Sensitivity: Since we are focusing on pigment correction, the skin may become temporarily more sensitive and reactive, leading to slight irritation or redness.
Inflammatory Response: The body's natural healing response triggers inflammation as it works to clear away pigment and repair the skin, which can present as redness.

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