How many laser sessions before it leads to noticeable "patching"? Also, will people know I got it by the redness? Any ways to hide the redness if so? I live with my parents. My beard is very dense and somewhat thick.
>>43117279It'll be noticeably red for a day or two. Maybe you could argue to them that it's really bad razor burn or something
>>43117348how bout the patchiness after say 1 or 2 maybe 3 sessions. i want to test the waters cause im not sure of getting it im a crossdressing guy.
>>43117279I don’t know I just get it monthly>t. 700 test male
>>43117279>How many laser sessions before it leads to noticeable "patching"?1>Also, will people know I got it by the redness?no>Any ways to hide the redness if so?wait a few minutes for most of it to disappear and a few days for it to completely disappear>I live with my parents.its doable just be smart
>>43118294laser isn't technically permanent. get it and if you actually regret it, you can either minoxidil your face or accept looking younger & healthier forever.patchiness may be evident in the first couple sessions as long as they actually use strong settings for you. i had like 20 sessions total & ive been doing electro for months
>>43117279>How many laser sessions before it leads to noticeable "patching"?one, but you have to make sure it's the right type of laser (alexandrite). It will start falling out within ten days.I did eight sessions last year, with the last one being in December, then had my ninth session last week, so I got to see what it looks like with three months of inactivity.Certain areas are basically hairless now (armpits), other areas are substantially less hairy (pubes, torso, legs)
>>43118651>>43118585I dont want patchiness though it will be obvious something weird happened to me unless I shave every day or some shit. Ideally like a generalized uniform decrease of density or slowing down growth.
