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yes you can, but a cheaper option is IPL, if you google IPL treatments and add your area, you should get a list of beauty salons who do IPL, then check their websites to find out if do the area you want.
It's also expensive (cheaper than laser) but if you check their deals some will do a block of treatments at a big discount |
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It didn't work for Mrs P. She had a years worth of treatment and there is no difference. Complete waste of time and money for her, although she did strike up a friendship with the salon person. |
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Metrocentre
(inside Superdrug)
Gateshead
NE11 9YR
Available Treatments
•Laser Hair Removal
•Thread Veins
•Pigmentation & Sun Damage
•Dermaroller
•Peels & Facials
•Microdermabrasion
•LED Light therapy
Monday – Friday
9.00 AM – 9.00 PM
•Saturday
9.00 AM – 7.00 PM
•Sunday
11.00 AM – 5.00 PM
MET@proskinclinics.com
METROCENTRE
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"Metrocentre
(inside Superdrug)
Gateshead
NE11 9YR
Available Treatments
•Laser Hair Removal
•Thread Veins
•Pigmentation & Sun Damage
•Dermaroller
•Peels & Facials
•Microdermabrasion
•LED Light therapy
Monday – Friday
9.00 AM – 9.00 PM
•Saturday
9.00 AM – 7.00 PM
•Sunday
11.00 AM – 5.00 PM
MET@proskinclinics.com
METROCENTRE
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Wow  thanks for so much detail  |
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"It didn't work for Mrs P. She had a years worth of treatment and there is no difference. Complete waste of time and money for her, although she did strike up a friendship with the salon person. "
That's a shame, wonder if anyone else has had same experience? Good to strike a friendship though  |
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"Short-wave phased ion bursts in the 40 whatt range work a treat.
I discovered this entirely by accident when I changed a cracked temporal seal last week. I'm still bald all over now  "
Don't know if this is a joke or not  |
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"yes you can, but a cheaper option is IPL, if you google IPL treatments and add your area, you should get a list of beauty salons who do IPL, then check their websites to find out if do the area you want.
It's also expensive (cheaper than laser) but if you check their deals some will do a block of treatments at a big discount"
Thanks for that, I'll have a Google of IPL to find out the difference |
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"Short-wave phased ion bursts in the 40 whatt range work a treat.
I discovered this entirely by accident when I changed a cracked temporal seal last week. I'm still bald all over now
Don't know if this is a joke or not "
No. I'm serious.
All part of the hazards of owning a time-machine I'm afraid. |
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"Short-wave phased ion bursts in the 40 whatt range work a treat.
I discovered this entirely by accident when I changed a cracked temporal seal last week. I'm still bald all over now
Don't know if this is a joke or not
No. I'm serious.
All part of the hazards of owning a time-machine I'm afraid. "
Oh....that must be a bastard |
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"Short-wave phased ion bursts in the 40 whatt range work a treat.
I discovered this entirely by accident when I changed a cracked temporal seal last week. I'm still bald all over now
Don't know if this is a joke or not
No. I'm serious.
All part of the hazards of owning a time-machine I'm afraid. "
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"It didn't work for Mrs P. She had a years worth of treatment and there is no difference. Complete waste of time and money for her, although she did strike up a friendship with the salon person.
That's a shame, wonder if anyone else has had same experience? Good to strike a friendship though "
They said sometimes it doesn't work so well with older women. One of our friends had successful treatment though. |
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I've had great results using the Me My Elos home IPL machine (Boots, Amazon or ebay).
It's taken about a year, but you can do it in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace.
Start lightly and increase the power as the hairs reduce - treat it about once every couple of weeks.
The replacement heads are expensive, but it does work, and has been permanent for me. Not all gone, but about 80% reduction so far, and what's left is very fine and soft.
It works best on dark hairs, so may not work well if you're blond - but that's the same with professional IPL.
If anyone wants to see the results, you're very welcome!
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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It works on certain skin types. Best with light skin and dark hair. Dark skin/dark hair no good, light skin/light hair no good.
Skin clinic will charge around £3,000 for a full course but you will see the difference after the first session. Wife had professional treatment and now has the Tria home laser treatment that she uses twice a year to keep on top of things. The result is deliciously smooth but you MUST insist on full laser removal because some of the laser operators are a bit prudish and will not go where they really need to go |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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"I've had great results using the Me My Elos home IPL machine (Boots, Amazon or ebay).
It's taken about a year, but you can do it in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace.
Start lightly and increase the power as the hairs reduce - treat it about once every couple of weeks.
The replacement heads are expensive, but it does work, and has been permanent for me. Not all gone, but about 80% reduction so far, and what's left is very fine and soft.
It works best on dark hairs, so may not work well if you're blond - but that's the same with professional IPL.
If anyone wants to see the results, you're very welcome!
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how much are these and how much are the heads?
cheers |
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Mrs Kink had 6 treatments 6-8 weeks apart and no difference what so ever 
Luckily enough it was through groupon and so only cost £80. However needed to factor in the travelling costs and time. |
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In the process of having this done and my God does it hurt ! I was gripping the bed shaking it was so bad. Second session has left me with superficial burns which apparently is a fairly common side effect. Could barely walk for three days! Sure somebody mentioned a numbing cream you can apply beforehand on a different thread. What was it please, I need some as I'm dreading the next 4 sessions! |
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"In the process of having this done and my God does it hurt ! I was gripping the bed shaking it was so bad. Second session has left me with superficial burns which apparently is a fairly common side effect. Could barely walk for three days! Sure somebody mentioned a numbing cream you can apply beforehand on a different thread. What was it please, I need some as I'm dreading the next 4 sessions!"
Stick with a razor. |
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"In the process of having this done and my God does it hurt ! I was gripping the bed shaking it was so bad. Second session has left me with superficial burns which apparently is a fairly common side effect. Could barely walk for three days! Sure somebody mentioned a numbing cream you can apply beforehand on a different thread. What was it please, I need some as I'm dreading the next 4 sessions!"
There's a cream called emla which I use for tattoos, you can get it over the counter in pharmacies, but i'm not sure if it will help for this or not as it's a different sort of pain. No idea, but maybe worth a try. |
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Well I've only got two more sessions left. Overall it's worked really well on my "top" hair which is pretty much all gone but it hasn't worked at all on my "underneath" hair. I had a hysterectomy three weeks ago so I haven't been shaving etc and it's currently looking very odd with bald on top but hairy below!!!  |
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"No. I'm serious.
All part of the hazards of owning a time-machine I'm afraid. "
there's quite a few owners on here ... you should come to the "swingers with time machines" meets ..... the next one is last wednesday  |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"Is it possible to get your entire pussy treated with laser hair removal? If so, is it expensive and is there anything I should be aware of? Is there anywhere in NE England (around Newcastle). "
Yes. Try Skn clinic. Expensive - yes. Worth it - yes. Mrs H had it done quite a few years ago and does an annual "home" treatment with the Tria laser. |
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