Laser Hair Removal | Westborough & Salem, MA
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Contact UsWhat Is Laser Hair Removal?
You shave, pluck, wax, or use harsh chemicals to get rid of your unwanted hair. Then in a few days or weeks, you get to do it all over again. At Keamy Cosmetic, we have a better way — laser hair removal. This FDA-approved procedure is very effective, can be done just about anywhere on the body, and is great for both women and men!
Common Areas Treated
Laser hair removal can be performed in numerous areas of the body, including but not limited to:
- Legs
- Face
- Underarm
- Back
- Bikini Area
Laser Hair Removal Side Effects
The most common side effects after treatment include skin irritation such as redness and slight swelling on the treatment sites. This usually passes within a few hours. Otherwise, Dr. Keamy’s expertise makes the procedure very safe and effective.
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Get rid of unwanted hair with laser hair removal treatment at Keamy Cosmetic. Contact us to schedule a consultation.
Keamy Cosmetic Reviews
Excellent experience and results!! Dr. Keamy and her staff were awesome. Especially Patti!!
Excellent experience, excellent results. Would recommend. Friendly staff!! Will miss Patti!!
Dr. Keamy is the best!! She knows how to make Botox look very natural. I especially love how she does my crows feet. Being an eye doctor she really knows how to treat around the eyes to perfection!!!
Very pleasant experience. All the staff was amazing.
Very helpful and takes great care for you
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About UsLaser Hair Removal FAQs
How does laser hair removal work?
Is laser hair removal permanent?
The FDA approval is for “permanent hair reduction.” This is because laser treatments can’t remove all the unwanted hair permanently due to a couple of reasons. First, lasers only damage hair in the anagen (growth) cycle. Second, damaged follicles can rebuild with hormonal changes. Plus, if a follicle is only partially damaged, it may heal and begin to regrow hair.
Bottom line, numerous studies show the degree of permanent hair reduction to be from 85 to 90 percent.