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Laser Hair Removal

urban — Sun, 06 May 2012 10:02:18 +0000

Permanent Hair Removal at Urban Beauty Thailand

Hair Removal – Permanent Hair Removal without the pain of Electrolysis hair removal or the high costs of Laser Hair Removal.

Laser hair removal Thailand – General information

Laser hair removal Thailand is designed to permanently remove unwanted body hair by using the light energy from a laser.
Unwanted hair is a common problem in women and men. Shaving, waxing, and tweezing only produce temporary results and can generally only be carried out on relatively small areas.
Laser hair removal treatment Thailand can be used to treat and remove small and large areas of unwanted hair from the body.
Remove hair from all parts of the body including the face, underarms, back, arms legs and bikini lines, no matter how deep the follicles. The damaged hair and follicles are eliminated by the body’s natural physiological process.
Effective treatment of all hair colors from dark brown and black to blond and grey and from fine to coarse.
Removal of hair from all skin types from pale white to dark brown complexions.
Best results occur in those with light skin and dark hair, and hair removal works better on coarse hair rather than fine hair.

How the laser in Thailand works

Before Treatment – the wavelength is adjusted based on the melanin content of the targeted hair and surrounding skin. The laser precisely targets the hair follicle without damaging the epidermis.
During Treatment – the laser elevates the temperature of the hair, which, in turn, conducts heat to the follicle. This causes damage to the germinative cells responsible for growth.
After Treatment – the damaged hair and follicle are eliminated by a natural physiologic process, resulting in long-term depilation.

What is involved with laser hair removal in Thailand?

The area is shaved and cleaned, and an anaesthetic cream may be applied to the body area under treatment, in order to minimize the discomfort.
But most people do not need the anaesthetic and tend to tolerate the laser hair removal procedure very well.
The laser then produces pulsed beams of highly concentrated light which is absorbed by the pigment located in the hair follicles, damaging the surrounding follicle.
The procedure can be uncomfortable, but it is not usually painful.
The length of a laser session may be a few minutes to an hour or more, depending on the size of the area being treated.
Any redness and swelling of the affected areas usually disappears in a short time.
And most people return to normal activity right away.

What should I do after the treatment?

While you’re healing from laser hair removal, wash your skin gently with soap and water. Avoid picking at or vigorously scrubbing the affected skin.
It’s also important to avoid sun exposure — both natural sunlight and tanning beds — for at least one week after treatment.
After this period, use sunscreen whenever you’re in the sun.

Side effects and risks – Permanent Hair Removal

Any laser-based hair removal procedure can cause some scarring. This is included as a risk in the consent forms that need to be signed before laser treatment begins. But the risk of scarring from laser hair removal treatment is rather small. The risk is a function of many factors including the following.

Darkening or lightening of the treated skin. The amount of melanin pigment in the skin. Darker skin tones have a greater risk of getting scarred.
Some normal side effects may occur after laser hair removal treatments, including itching, redness, flare of acne and swelling around the treatment area.
Burning/blistering of the treated skin.
Many people experience some pigment changes following a laser treatment procedure. This may be darkening or lightening of the skin. Many people believe this is the same as scarring, but most of the time it is not. The pigment changes that may occur after laser procedures usually resolve themselves within a few weeks or months. Since darker skin is more susceptible to changes in pigment, tanning before laser hair removal should be avoided.

How many treatments will I need?

Most treatments require at least 4-6 sessions for permanent hair removal in any one area. The procedure can be repeated at monthly intervals.

Why does the cost of laser hair removal vary so much?

Costs depend on many factors like the kind of laser to be used, body geography, and the amount of hair growth in question. Costs can also be based on the time taken for various sessions, which body area is being treated, and what payment package you choose.
The cost of laser hair removal tends to vary a great deal among different persons. Patterns of hair growth are different. So the cost of laser hair removal and the results obtained are also likely to be tailored to your needs. We ask you to come in for a consultation before quoting a price for laser hair removal.
Don’t let the price of laser hair removal be the only factor
The cost of laser based hair removal is one of the most frequently asked questions but price is not the only factor you need to consider. Get a realistic cost estimate before beginning the treatment procedure. Discuss with the clinician the number of treatments you will likely need.

When you contact Urban Beauty Thailand, all our prices are upfront. When you book with us, there are no hidden fees or charges.

Contact our Health & beauty expert for a FREE online consultation: inquire@urban.nginnu.com +66(0)86 376 4826 / +66(0)86 6552462, @ Urban Beauty Thailand or Please Click below our Website: www.urbanbeautythailand.com

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Eyelash Transplant Thailand

urban — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 22:05:51 +0000

Save Your Eyes And $4,000With An Eyelash Transplant In Bangkok,Thailand!

$5,000 is a lot of money, regardless of whether you’re from the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia or Thailand where this works out at just over 150,000 baht. This is how much American and European surgeons expect patients to pay for an eyelash transplant. As a result, this cosmetic procedure was derided in the West as an unnecessary extravagance. Experts everywhere pondered alternative ways to spend the money:

A new car
Go towards a down payment on a house
Help your kids through college
Enjoy a nice vacation in Thailand!
Save for a rainy day

These are all excellent suggestions, except for the fact that:

The need for an eyelash transplant is surprisingly common because there are a host of reasons why an individual has no eyelashes left.

Injuries to the face and scarring because of industrial or automobile accidents
Traction alopecia because false eyelashes were used for a prolonged period of time
Medical treatment such as radiotherapy or chemotherapy that causes hair loss over the entire body
A congenital disorder that prevents hair growth
Voluntary plucking of eyelashes

Now that the existence of an eyelash transplant Thailand is better known, more men and women than ever before are flocking to Urban Beauty Thailand to have the procedure performed by one of our internationally renowned surgeons. You should consider an eyelash transplant if you:

Have suffered from a trauma or disease that has negatively affected the growth of your eyelashes
Been involved in an accident that robbed you of this feature
Are unhappy with your current eyelashes and would like them to be enhanced

In order for the eyelash transplant in Thailand to go smoothly, you must follow the instructions below in the final 7 days before the procedure to help prevent bleeding and infection during and after the surgery:

You have to STOP taking aspirin and other anticoagulant drugs and don’t start taking them again until the medical team gives the all-clear
You have to STOP taking multivitamin supplements
You have to STOP smoking or drinking alcohol
When cleaning your face, use an antiseptic soap
Take antibiotics if prescribed by the team at Urban Beauty Thailand
Thai’s surgeon has performing Eyelash procedure by using same technique as Dr. Bauman.
Eyelash transplantation in Thailand is a safe, effective way to restore living and growing lashes to your eyelid.

NOTE: Transplanted lashes grow LONG and will therefore need to be routinely trimmed (and perhaps curled). Growing eyelashes to be permanently restored to the eyelid using microsurgery.

The eyelash transplant procedure usually involves taking hair from your body and using it to create the eyelashes. As a result, patients with a congenital disorder that precludes them from growing hair are unsuitable for this procedure. As small, fine hairs are the best, our surgeons usually opt to use hair from behind the scalp of the patient.

Eyelash Transplant Procedure in Thailand

- Performing under local anesthesia is all that is necessary and our team ensure that your eyes are protected throughout.

- A special instrument is used to keep the eyelids steady.

The surgeon performing the procedure then punctures the eyelid in the place where the hair and follicles are to be transplanted.

Usually upto 40 or more lashes can be placed per eyelid during a session.

Recovery
Usually, surgeon will provide Medication for pain relief is provided as well as medication to reduce swelling. Several hours after the procedure, some mild discomfort may be experienced in the donor area, as well as the eyelid.

Save $4,000 Today! At Urban Beauty Thailand

At Urban Beauty Thailand, we know that 150,000 baht is a lot to pay for an eyelash transplant which is why we charge 98,000 baht.

- This procedure is around 60% cheaper than it is in the West.

Our surgeons are as qualified as their Western counterparts and because the equipment we use is state of the art, there is no reason why you should pay 98,000 baht or $3,000 extra for the same procedure!

Should eyelash damage occur, it might be temporary.

- After six to twelve months, eyelash growth should ‘rebound’ somewhat if the damage is not severe.

- If the eyelash damage is permanent, eyelash transplantation can be used to replace lost lashes.

Eyelash transplantation can also be used to enhance short, thin, spare or otherwise ‘weak’ lashes.