Hase anyone tried the at home laser treatment called Nulase?
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Let me caution you about buying anything on line.  Nearly all of them are frauds.   What you see in the pic is not what you get in the mail. \n\nGo to a dermatologist and get some literature from reputable sellers.  You're gonna find several things:\n1. good lasers that will deliver professional work are really expensive\n2. removal of hair by laser is not "painless" and the more sensitive the region the more the pain.\n3.  It takes a lot of treatments on the cycle of hair regeneration.  You will be at it for a year or more and your bottom is going to hurt, your under arms even more.\n4.  But when you're done, you will be beautiful and smooth\n5.  You will need the help of a second person to reach all the spots with the right length of exposure.\nwant my number?
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You can go to the dermatologist, I'm pretty sure they're using laser technology for that now.
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I have had laser treatment for facial hair, upper lip and between my eyebrows, to get rid of that "unibrow" look.  I had 4-5 treatments over the course of a year, and went back for several "touch-ups".  The hair did grow back in that area, but it is extremely fine and white and not as dense as before.  I am very fair complected, so it doesn't matter to me.  I also had hair removed from my forearms, which took less treatments, and grew back very fine,  and less dense.  I had mine done with the GentleLase hair laser.  I don't regret it for a minute, and I haven't had to shave my underarms is 6 years!!!
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You might want to try that new product they are selling at your local pharmacy 1st. It's in the skin care aisle and although I'm not sure what it's called, the packaging makes it pretty clear about what it does- it's worth a shot and may save you time, pain and money. Good luck!
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This is absolutely not real.  This is not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, therefore it's a scam.  There is absolutely no way Lasik is able to be done on a generic basis, as there are many different procedures involved in the surgery.  For example, an astigmatism causes the development of an irregularly shaped cornea.  How would the Lasik Buddy (or whatever it's called) auto-correct the incision site?  There is also glaucoma, cataracts, etc...  which must be taken into account.  \nI'm actually fairly certain this little system is in direct violation of the FDA Laws.  If you attempt to use this, you are taking a huge risk with your eyesight.\n\nEssentially, this wacko wants you to take a sedative and then stick a laser in your eyes?   Yikes!  \n\nNeuroProf adds, "Diazepan (aka Valium), the drug issued with the kit, is a Class 3 Controlled Substance and therefore must be prescribed by a physician.  It is illegal \nto distribute generically."\n\nPeople who are on Valium can't operate an automobile, much less perform surgery(!?) on themselves.
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yes.  it is quite safe and predictable.  the lasers used for cosmetic procedures are highly regulated and tested.  the lasers are set to intensities that penetrate to depths necessary only for the procedure at hand.  the laser is only as good as the person using it however. \n\ni have had 3 laser treatments on my face for permanent removal of facial hair.  i had issues with acne and the treatments have been very helpful.  the sessions were very tolerable.  typically a topical anesthetic cream is rubbed on and allowed to sit on the face for 30-60 minutes.  for more involved procedures, other types of anesthesia may be necessary.  good luck.  you'll do fine.
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This looks interesting\n\nhttp://www.curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=596&i=6
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Proactive is the greatest invention I have ever come across. My brother had horrible acne and in a few weeks it cleared it up almost completely. He's tried all the commercial face washes, the poor decloggers, the oil removing wipes...everything. He tried 7 different typed of antibiotics. NOTHING worked. Eventually my mum thought "this can't hurt since nothing else has worked" and it worked wonders. Not the cheapest solution but definitely the best!
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You can put some kind of cream if it doesnt work . you can laser it
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It all  depends. My husband was treated with the gamma knife procedure it is a one time procedure. Check into it good luck
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If you like pain, I'd say get the Epila Laser.  I just stick with the personal shaver.
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It's actually not a "laser", but it is a special light.  It takes anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half with only 1 visit necessary.  The length of time the results last depends on your own personal habbits.  If you do a lot of things to stain your teeth (smoking, drinking coffee tea cola red wine, eating a lot of red sauces and dark foods) the results will not last as long, but can last several years without touch-ups.  The price is anywhere from $400-600 depending on what part of the country you live in.
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Hi. I had the same problem. I did go to my doctor and they prescribed me 2 different kinds of medicine but that wasn't enough either. So, my husband bought me Neutrogena Advanced Solutions At Home MicroDermabrasion from walmart. Yes it did work and my husband is using it too. It feels like you have a new skin. I do follow the directions. Good luck!!!!
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Skin rejuvenating laser treatment...took me FOREVER to find it!
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If you mean the laser treatments, then yes, I know a few people who have gotten it done.
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http://www.cancer.org/docroot/PED/content/PED_10_13X_Guide_for_Quitting_Smoking.asp\n\nhttp://www.freedomlasertherapy.com/\n\nhttp://stop-smoking-now.biz/stop-smoking-faq.htm\n\nhttp://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=35623\n\n\nWhat is Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)?\n\nLLLT is the application of a "cold" pure laser light to treat certain conditions. It has been used to successfully treat many kinds of musculoskeletal injuries because it promotes healing and tissue repair. LLLT has also been found to be an extremely successful treatment for alcohol and drug addiction, weight control, and smoking cessation.\n\nIs LLLT safe?\n\nLLLT is a safe, painless, and medication-free treatment. It has been used in England, Canada, and Europe for over 20 years with no documented adverse side effects. Laser therapy is a non-medical procedure and is respected by many physicians as a highly effective treatment. \n\nHow does LLLT work?\n\nThe laser light reached through the skin to stimulate your nerve endings to produce endorphins. Endorphins are produced normally by you and are nature's own mood lifter and anesthetic. The endorphin production relives the physical withdrawal symptoms of quitting smoking and helps keep you from feeling anxious or "crabby".\n\n\n\ngood luck\nI Hope this is enough information for you, and at least it is a start..\ngood luck\nand I know you CAN do it..
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my 70 yr old mom just had laser surgery 6 months ago...she is a diabetic, and had pre-glaucoma symptoms. anyway, she'd been experiencing floaters for a few years and the surgery cured it. she said she only felt a bit of stinging during the laser treatment, and she's had no pain or any problems post treatment. hope this was helpful, and good luck to you. oh, and we live in northern calif. she had her sx done across town.