Laser hair removal harms hair follicles. Many people experience redness and discomfort, as the body reacts.
Skin crusting may occur in some cases. Though slight, this can be inconvenient. Scarring can result from crusting.
Some people may notice mild skin color changes after treatment. It may darken or lighten after laser hair removal.
Hair removal uses strong lasers. This means a practitioner operating on a person's face could cause serious eye harm.
As with other cosmetic hair removal techniques, laser damage to hair follicles might cause infection.
Laser hair removal mistakes can cause burns and blisters. Burns and blisters are infrequent when done by a professional.
Scars seldom result with laser hair removal. However, practitioner errors can cause scarring. The majority of qualified practitioners should be fine.