Q. Face laser hair removal in Dubai - anyone tried it and achieved good success with hormonal hair?
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Face laser hair removal in Dubai - anyone tried it and achieved good success with hormonal hair?

I am thinking of getting face only laser hair removal in Dubai (upper lip, chin, jawline). I am hormonally unbalanced / potential PCOS hence the hair growth is rough and recalcitrant.
Some questions to those who have done it here:
What clinic did you use to do face laser and would you refer to it again?
 By what machine have you been worked on? Nd:YAG? Alexandrite?
Did it indeed prevent the regrowth in the long run or does it recur due to hormones?
Any horrors, burns, patchy pigment or aggravated the growth of hair?
I’m trying to avoid:
 Bone-cheap salons in which they use IPL and refer to it as laser.
The technicians that do not change the settings to accommodate thicker darker hair.
 Locations lacking a dermatologist on call.
In case you do not mind, you can include your skin type, location in Dubai, and the approximate cost per session/package.
Need to hear first-hand experience of Dubai before I invest.


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