Home laser hair removal

My wife is interested in removing all of her hair from around her genitals. We have been looking at the Silk'n Flash and go. Has anyone used this or any of the lasers for home use on their genitals? Would like to hear from anyone with experience with this Thanks!

While this may be off topic I had noticed these in google search some time ago & as laser technology such that it is i feel slightly ambivalent towards "home" appliance,from a burn/sensitive skin perspective....Herewith a link on clinical female pubic hair removal from--Hegre Art :

http://www.xvideos.com/video1388500/demonstration_laser_epilation_hot_pussy__teen_00 Clip Duration : 12.05Mins.....Oh ! yeah she's got one mighty fine arse too 😜

Thanks for the video! However I would like to hear from anyone that has tried this with the home laser models, what brand and how successful was the treatments.

I have the same interest as you to do my chest, back, legs and arms so I have looked into these. However I am sorry, but have no experience in the use. How ever I am currently in a professional facial laser hair removal (LHR) treatment program.The lasers for home use are not real lasers but use a less powerful light. After reading the info in the store they claim it works in 8 weeks or so, but I don't believe that to much, as a professional LHR takes 6 to 9 treatments, 8 weeks apart (one to one and a half year). Also the real LHR treatments hurts... it is pretty painful at the time the trigger is pressed. After that no pain. The professional LHR use a high power, so that's one reason for me to think the home use will not work as great.The home use laser is much lower in power so that's another reason for me to believe its not going to work as great. I think it will reduce your hair, but not completely remove it.Again I have no user experience with the home use, but I thought I give you my thoughts.

(On the video the lubricant she uses is probably for numbing, I was told its optional. She sure has more courage then I have, being in that area)

Is it my imagination or is the woman in the video getting wet from the experience of laser hair removal?

A couple of years ago, I tried a model (can't remember the brand) that used something like a high powered camera flash. It did nothing.

Have used a Remmington model. The manufacturers claim hair free after just two sessions, if you have dark hair, not for blonde. using the strongest setting without pain, and no need to overlap the small flash area.

In reality, it needs many sessions overlapping areas, and the maximum setting to get hair free areas.

The home laser machines are not really strong enough. I find concentrating on the thickest areas that are difficult to shave, and use session two weeks apart for about 5 to 7 times for an eventual hair-free area. still there are the odd straggler that re-appears.

Why not just wax or sugar, pull the hair out by the roots. Done.

^^^^ Bagfetish, the hair grows back after you wax or sugar it and pull out the roots. It's not done.

Lasering is supposed to be permanent because when it is successful, it kills the follicle.

What we women go through for you guys. . . . . 😁 😁

I did not realize that, my mistake.

Having used the home-use Remmington laser hair removal a number of times, about a year ago, it has partially returned, but much thinner. I can use a wet-electric razor once a day to make the remaing hairs go. Home use does not seem to be perminant. Hair goes for quite a few month and returns.

^^^^ Bagfetish, the hair grows back after you wax or sugar it and pull out the roots. It's not done.

Lasering is supposed to be permanent because when it is successful, it kills the follicle.

What we women go through for you guys. . . . . 😁 😁

I've used a mechanical epilator and lasering is nothing compared to that

Also some of us don't do it for the men😃

As a shaved male I did think about a home later kit as well. Like the posts here, the reports I read all said that you needed many treatments and the hair still grew back.

I did try with an epilater, but the male anatomy is very well suited, I found out!

Back to shaving for me!

I've had laser hair removal done in a professional setting and I remember that even after multiple treatments I had to shave occasionally. It never grew as much as it did before, but every once in a while it still needs a little trim. Now there are lots of doctor offices that offer all kinds of payment options. They have this special credit lines for cosmetic procedures including laser hair removal.

Heard good things about one on amazon that was more a electolosis vs laser.

I would go the professional route. Not a doctor. Find someone who does hair removal for a living. That is someone who does electrolysis and laser hair removal. And not ipl. Laser hair removal!