The best of the best gadgets, according to dermatologists.
After experiencing the many pitfalls of shaving , we’re contemplating alternative methods of hair removal this season. And since professional laser hair removal isn't the most budget-friendly option , we're looking at the next best thing: at-home laser hair removal gadgets.
We need to reassert, before we go any further, that body hair is a completely natural, normal thing, and you should absolutely not feel compelled to remove it if you don't want to—it's a personal choice. But if you're into the idea of laser hair removal, want to save some money, but are a little freaked about the idea of doing it at home, we've got you covered.
New York-based dermatologist Josh Zeichner, MD, considers at-home lasers a safe alternative."Lasers work by emitting a beam of light that is absorbed by a specific target in the skin," Dr. Zeichner explains."In this case, the light is absorbed by pigment in the hair follicle to heat it up and destroy it, so the hair does not grow back. At-home devices work similarly to professional treatments, but use lower energy levels. They are more time-consuming to use, but can help.
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