Laser hair removal destroys hair follicles, how to sweat?
I want to do laser hair removal, but worry about the impact on my health. . .
Some people mistakenly believe that sweat is excreted by hair. In fact, it is not. Human skin sweats mainly through sweat glands. Like hair follicles, sweat glands belong to the accessory organs of the skin, and the two do not affect each other.Laser hair removal mainly acts on the melanin in the hair follicle, and there is no melanin in the sweat gland. Therefore, it will not damage the sweat glands and will not affect the body's perspiration.
Laser hair removal is suitable for hair on any part of the body. By reasonably adjusting the wavelength energy pulse width, it penetrates the epidermis and enters the dermis layer, directly to the root of the hair, and irreversibly destroys the hair follicle, thereby removing the hair without damaging the normal skin tissue. Since it is based on the principle of choosing new light and heat, it will not disrupt normal skin functions.
Laser hair removal does not destroy all hair follicles at one time, and requires three to five treatments to achieve the desired effect.
