I didn’t really keep good records of the very very very early photos, so I only have the ones I took after getting a few sessions in the middle.... I don’t remember which session number they were from.
Originally, on days when I had dinner plans and stayed out late,
I would shave in the late afternoon before going out in the evening,
and if I got home around 2-3 a.m., that was a relief... If I stayed out even longer, I would shave once more with the razor I kept on hand.
That’s how hairy I was...
From my sideburns to my cheeks, philtrum, and under my chin, the hair was dense and thick.
After the first session, it hurt so much I thought I was going to die, but the effect was good.
The cycle is the same. (After treatment, about 2 weeks later all the hair falls out; areas that didn’t die survive and grow back x repeat)
The areas where hair grows gradually decrease.
For me, by around the 5th session, only a few sparse areas were left,
and by the 7th-8th session, almost nothing grew anymore, and only fine hairs started surviving.
After that, I’ve just been getting laser treatments once every 2-3 months for maintenance.
I think I’ve had over 30 sessions, and among the various procedures I’ve had on my face, this has been the one I was most satisfied with haha.
For women, pretty much any laser will probably work well... For men’s thick hair, look into at least something like GentleMax Pro or Apogee Elite MP, or Splendor X, which there are only a few of domestically (this one hurts the least).
Now I’m motivated and going hard on full-body hair removal, so I’ll write that review right away too.
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