The majority of people find laser hair removal safe and well-tolerated. There do not appear to be any long-term health risks associated with it.

However, some people may experience minor side effects after laser hair removal. People should ask their dermatologist to test how a small patch of skin reacts to the treatment before having it done on a larger area of skin.

People should always get laser hair removal treatment from a fully-qualified practitioner.

The effectiveness of a hair loss treatment depends strongly on what is the cause of hair loss and the list of potential causes is very long. Not only does the treatment have to address the underlying cause of the hair loss, or alopecia, but the ability to correct different forms of hair loss itself varies.

In hair transplant,remove hair follicles are removed from parts of the scalp that are still actively growing hair and implant them in areas that are sensitive to hair loss. The procedure is generally successful at reducing baldness.

Acne comes in different forms:
Mild acne: this causes the whiteheads or blackheads that most of us get at some point.
Moderate acne: this can cause red, inflamed pimples (called papules) and red pimples with white centers (called pustules).
Severe acne: this causes painful, pus-filled cysts or lumps (called nodules) under the skin

The best approach is to get treatment for acne soon after it appears to prevent further severe acne and more scarring. If you have nodules, see your dermatologist for treatment.