Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.
Join our online community! Login above or create an account to get started. Once logged in, interact with like-minded individuals via our feed, groups, events, and blogs. In our feed, update the community on your latest and greatest ventures, pose questions, celebrate triumphs, ask for advice, share your experiences, and browse posts by other users. Be sure to check out our public and private groups, where you can collaborate with other users on specific areas of interest or expertise. Discover upcoming classes, seminars, workshops, and more. And, browse current blogs and create your very own blog platform where you can share regular posts with our community.
1 - 4 of 0
A LITTLE HISTORY Laser hair removal procedures in 2010 totaled to 936, 121, which reflected a -26.9% decrease from 2009 – most likely as a result of a flexing economy.1 It is a procedure, however, that continues to be popular. Lasers (including the CO2 laser) were introduced in dermatology and surgery as early as the 1960s.2 The CO2 laser became more popular during the 1990s for skin resurfacing to improve wrinkles, dischromias, scars, atrophic scars, pitted acne scars and others.3 These pioneering procedures also meant longer recovery periods.