To find out how other hair removal techniques compare to laser hair removal, take a look at our side-by-side comparisons of laser hair removal and waxing, shaving and electrolysis. ultimately, only you and your doctor can decide whether you are okay to continue laser hair removal treatments during your pregnancy.. Just to be cautious laser hair removal should be postponed until after pregnancy. more long term studies are needed in order to recommend laser use during pregnancy. numbing creams or ointments should not be used for laser treatments during pregnancy or breastfeeding.. Nonetheless, the general recommendation is for pregnant women to avoid laser hair removal until after they give birth. while the chances are that no harm will come to mother or baby during a laser hair removal procedure, it makes sense not to take any chances..
Permanent hair removal solutions like laser and electrolysis are at best unnecessary and at worst dangerous during pregnancy. with laser hair removal, laser light targets the pigment in hair, damaging the hair follicle to stop future growth.. I've just started a course of laser treatments on my upper lip and underarms for hair removal, and since my last treatment i've got a bfp so am now 6 weeks pregnant. i've pre-paid for 5 more sessions of laser treatment, and the salon advised me to have one a month.. I work for a laser hair removal company and we do not treat ladies who a pregnant. no research has been done into the area so always better to be safe than sorry. the laser would not penetrate that deeply but the hormonal effect on hair growth and also skin pigmentation and pain responce would be altered..
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