Can I have laser hair removal while breastfeeding?

Using laser hair removal is currently a common method. Many friends believe that this method has both good results and less harm to the body. Many breastfeeding mothers want to use laser hair removal, but because anesthesia is required before laser hair removal, laser hair removal is definitely not possible during breastfeeding.

Laser hair removal requires anesthesia before the operation. Then, after the laser is effectively emitted and high heat treatment is applied to the hair follicles and related tissues such as the hair follicle pores, the hair follicles will fall off on their own and the hair follicle pores will be effectively reduced, so that all body hair falls off and prevents it from growing again. During the breastfeeding period, since you need to feed your baby, the laser hair removal process will definitely have a certain impact on breast milk, and this impact will directly interfere with the development of the baby's brain nerves. Therefore, laser hair removal surgery cannot be performed during breastfeeding.

The quality of breast milk during the lactation period directly affects the baby's developmental status. During laser hair removal, anesthetics will directly affect the nerves. If related operations are performed during this period, the anesthetic components will definitely be directly passed into the breast milk and interfere with the baby's brain nerve state, which can easily lead to stimulation and damage to the development. It will not only affect the baby's intellectual development, but is more likely to cause other related complications. Therefore, during the lactation period, the baby's development should be the main focus, and laser hair removal or the use of related drugs should be comprehensively prohibited.

From the above, we can see that laser hair removal cannot be done during breastfeeding, because laser hair removal involves the use of anesthetic drugs. Once breastfeeding, it will directly affect and damage the baby's brain nerve development, which will in turn affect the baby's intellectual development and induce other diseases. Therefore, during the breastfeeding period, you should have an effective understanding of the relevant behaviors and then make relevant decisions based on the actual situation.

Can I remove hair with laser during menstruation?

Laser hair removal cannot be done during menstruation. During menstruation, women's physical condition becomes weak and there are many precautions. Laser hair removal can easily cause some adverse reactions. It is best to wait until after the menstrual period before performing laser hair removal.

Hair removal during menstruation can have the following risks:

Leading to irregular menstruation: Women have heavy bleeding during menstruation, weak body resistance, and their pores are open, which makes the body easily stimulated by cold. In this case, women may easily suffer from endocrine disorders, abnormal menstruation, or even delayed menstruation. Increased pain: Women's bodies are already very weak during menstruation, their skin is more sensitive, and they react particularly strongly to pain. Laser hair removal surgery at this time can easily aggravate the pain and cause bleeding, infection, etc. Impact on treatment effect Laser hair removal uses the principle of selective photothermal treatment to act on the hair roots. At the hair removal site, light energy is absorbed and converted into heat that acts on the hair follicle tissue, causing the hair to lose its ability to regenerate. Laser hair removal during menstruation can easily affect laser absorption and treatment effects.

It is best to avoid laser hair removal during menstruation. In order to ensure the treatment effect, the best time to perform treatment is three days after the end of menstruation. People with particularly dark skin should not undergo laser hair removal; people with infection or inflammation in the hair removal area should not undergo laser hair removal; people with allergies or scars should not undergo laser hair removal; people with diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease should not undergo laser hair removal; women who are menstruating, pregnant, or breastfeeding should not undergo laser hair removal.