(14-07-2014, 04:32 AM)SarahSchilling Wrote:(14-07-2014, 04:15 AM)ClaraKay Wrote:(03-04-2014, 05:53 AM)ClaraKay Wrote: I would have to go with electrolysis. There's not a dark hair left in my beard.
Keep in mind that LHR (laser hair removal) is not permanent hair removal. Some hair will grow back. Lowering your DHT is critical to minimizing the regrowth.
Clara
I was talking to a person at a clinic where they do laser hair removal among other things. He took a look at my face and said that my beard hair wasn't so gray that a laser wouldn't do a reasonably good job of thinning out my beard. Since I own a Tria 4X, I tried it on my face at home. I figured that if the hairs were dark enough to absorb the light energy I should feel it. Well, let's just say I could barely stand to zap my beard at intensity level 3 (5 is the highest intensity). So I guess the guy was right.
Clara
Sorry to dash your hopes, but laser hurts even if there are no dark follicles to target. I had paid for 5 treatments on my face, and even though after 3 there were no dark hairs on the sides of my face, it still hurt.
The real way to tell if you're killing hair follicles is the little raised bump on each one for a day or two after. Good luck!
Gonna have to go as "andro guy", been a while since I did that and I gotta say thats gonna suck
Hoping this continues and my dream becomes reality in time

(14-07-2014, 04:49 PM)ClaraKay Wrote: So, last night I gave myself a laser treatment on my upper lip with the Tria. It was hard to self-inflict such sharp pain over and over, and I was only on level 3 of 5. This morning I see the red spots around the follicles that Sarah mentioned. I guess it works. I think I'll need to buy some numbing cream though. Any recommendations?
LHR = OUCH!
Clara
(14-07-2014, 05:21 PM)SarahSchilling Wrote:(14-07-2014, 04:49 PM)ClaraKay Wrote: So, last night I gave myself a laser treatment on my upper lip with the Tria. It was hard to self-inflict such sharp pain over and over, and I was only on level 3 of 5. This morning I see the red spots around the follicles that Sarah mentioned. I guess it works. I think I'll need to buy some numbing cream though. Any recommendations?
LHR = OUCH!
Clara
The first time is the worst by far. i remember describing it to a friend as feeling like someone was popping me in the face 1000 times really hard with a rubber band that was on fire lol. it gets easier. ive had 6 on my face and the last one still stung but wasnt too bad.just dont take any blood thinners. they gave me a whole list of stuff i couldnt take as to prevent bruising!
Aspirin, fish oil, numerous herbs.
They should then do a test patch and then have you back in a week or so to see how it worked.... Thats how it worked for me at least.... Then I paid $700 up front for six treatments and she zapped it all....
She also had a new hire in there watching for training purposes... She was a goddess too
I donno maybe its a fetish but I guess I do kinda get off on a SMOKING HOT woman inflicting serious PAIN and stripping away the little remaining manhood I have left 

(14-07-2014, 07:47 PM)EvaMarie Wrote: Clara from what Ive read the Tria is no where near powerful enough for permanent hair removal on your face... Im sure it hurts like hell though!!!
I guess thats the whole point of all this though, seems like the last one REALLY worked good
I gotta say "shaving" is REALLY easy now though at least
Then I could see maybe doing 1-2 hours every two weeks or so
But its something you have to do that takes time prior to having GCS surgery, Id think at least 3-4 sessions two months apart... Or maybe just schedule my next one for 3 months out or both, I guess it will depend on what they say about it...