Another common question during laser hair removal is “Why
does it matter what medication I’m on and what does it have to do with my laser
treatments?” Please inform us if you have had any changes in medications or
antibiotics when you come in for your treatment, the reason we ask is because a
lot of prescription medications can cause photosensitivity. Laser is a light
and so any kind of exposure to light could cause your medication to have a
negative reaction with the laser such as a burn, pigmentation, or hypo pigmentation.
For your safety we will ALWAYS follow the guidelines for your medication please
ask your physician when or if you are able to start you laser treatment. We
appreciate your understanding and cooperation and we hope you get to feeling
better! If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to give us a call at
303-487-5680.
does it matter what medication I’m on and what does it have to do with my laser
treatments?” Please inform us if you have had any changes in medications or
antibiotics when you come in for your treatment, the reason we ask is because a
lot of prescription medications can cause photosensitivity. Laser is a light
and so any kind of exposure to light could cause your medication to have a
negative reaction with the laser such as a burn, pigmentation, or hypo pigmentation.
For your safety we will ALWAYS follow the guidelines for your medication please
ask your physician when or if you are able to start you laser treatment. We
appreciate your understanding and cooperation and we hope you get to feeling
better! If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to give us a call at
303-487-5680.
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