Yes, laser hair removal will help reduce the chances of having strawberry legs. And the reason for this is that the laser destroys the hair follicles in the first place. The laser emits light directed at the hair follicles. The extreme heat of the treatment closes the follicles and prevents future hair growth.
Laser leg hair removal is the ideal treatment for strawberry legs (or anywhere else on the body, of course). The laser is attracted to the dark pigment in the hair and ultimately destroys the hair follicle. This prevents hair from growing back and leaves the legs feeling silky smooth. Because follicles are destroyed, they are less likely to be trapped by oil, bacteria, or dead skin, thus eliminating the appearance of blackheads.
Laser hair removal is a safe and effective method of hair removal approved by the FDA. Unlike electrolysis, which only treats one hair at a time, laser hair removal treats several hairs with each laser pulse. The destruction of the hair bulb does not allow the follicle to obtain the supporting nutrients needed to continue or start new hair growth. With just light laser hair removal, the light emitted by an IPL device is quickly absorbed by the hair's pigment, converted to heat and well.
IPLs are small and easy to use, but over time they are as effective as the professional lasers used for hair removal. Laser hair removal needs to space out sessions to ensure that hair from one of three different growth cycles is treated. Laser hair removal produces the best results on dark hair and lighter skin tones; precisely on Fitzpatrick skin types on the I to IV scale. One of the main benefits of laser hair removal at home (IPL hair removal) is that you can get pretty much the same results if you do it yourself at home and, at the same time, save money in the process.
Strawberry legs can be easily removed and prevented with the help of professional or home laser hair removal. Treatment options for strawberry legs include waxing, depilatory creams, electrolysis and laser hair removal.
