Now You Can Get Instantly Smoother Skin with Korean Plastic Surgery Hair Removal

Written by Chelsea Kim. Posted in Asian Plastic Surgery

 

Unwanted body hair can be quite a bother to get rid of on a continual basis. While there are different ways to remove the excess hair, it always grows back and it can be stressful to always have to deal with it. One reliable way to get rid of this problem is to have the hair removed completely through Korean skin surgery. The Korean plastic surgery hair removal procedure is an alternate solution where you can say goodbye to the hassles of shaving, tweezing and waxing.

What can laser hair removal do for you?

It was not until the mid-1990’s that laser hair removal became commercially available. Before then, it was done experimentally. Now, hair and skin treatments are one of the most popular procedures according to South Korea plastic surgery statistics. Let’s start by how this is done: by using a laser to beam a highly concentrated light into the hair follicles; the pigment in these follicles absorbs the light, which in turn destroys the hair so that it cannot form a root again.

The highly concentrated light, or lasers are impeccably precise and they can target very specific areas; it can even target specific dark hairs and leave the lighter ones untouched. These lasers target areas the size of a quarter and then continue to do so in repetitive motions until all the unwanted hair has been removed.

It should be mentioned that while laser hair removal can reduce the total number of body hairs, in some cases it is possible that some of the hair will start to return again. If it does return one day, it will do so in its original length and will look the same as it did before the procedure.

Before and After the Procedure

This is considered to be a non-invasive procedure, and the skin remains undamaged save for side effects that lasts for afew days. Although this cosmetic surgery in Korea is non-invasive, it still requires the work of professionals in order to be completed successfully. Lasers are not something that can be taken lightly, so all patients are advised to look for a clinic that has plenty of experience in this procedure.
Before the procedure, patients are advised to let their natural hair grow as much as possible.

Although it may look unpleasant in the beginning, letting the hair grow out makes it a lot easier for the doctor to find it, and it also allows the laser to be more precise and to destroy the hair root entirely. Also, sun exposure also makes it more difficult to remove the hair, so these procedures are usually done during the colder months of the year when much of the skin is shielded from the sun. Once the procedure is over, your skin will be reddened, swelling and itchy for the next few days in the area where the laser was placed. However, this will soon disappear and your skin will once again be smooth and return to its normal colour.