Excessive Hair & Unpleasant Odour

Laser hair removal involves the use of laser pulses. These pulses emit light into the skin that destroys the root and follicle of the hair. When the root and follicle are destroyed, hair can no longer grow. For this process to work, the hair must be targeted during an active growth phase. However, individual hairs usually grow at different rates. Therefore, it takes several treatment sessions to target every hair in its active growth phase and produce permanent hair removal results.

Having an experienced doctor or personnel perform laser hair removal is crucial to the treatment's success. While laser/IPL hair removal may look easy to perform, it can injure your skin if the person performing your treatment is inexperienced. Possible injuries may include burns, blisters, infection, or dark spots. You can leave these worries behind when you receive hair removal treatment sessions at Revival Medical Clinic.

Regular showering after strenuous activities will remove the bacteria and sweat that cause body odor. Removing armpit hair can significantly reduce armpit odor. Chemical peels can help to reduce body odor by reducing the pH of the skin and making it harder for the odor-causing bacteria to survive. By exfoliating away the dead skin cells and lowering the skin's pH, it may also help to prevent body odor by preventing buildup and making it less likely for bacteria to lead to foul-smelling odors. It can also help with ingrown hairs and hyperpigmentation in the area.