Project Beauty recently released a blog dispelling common eyebrow hair removal myths. We’ve all heard the rumor about removing hair a certain way to keep it from growing back as fast. Some people say tweezing the eyebrows makes them grow back bushier while waxing slows hair growth. Others swear chill bumps will make leg hair grow back faster after shaving, but Project Beauty’s Elizabeth Cunnane Phillips, a trichologist from New York, explained that hair growth is predominately influenced by genetic and hormonal factors not by the hair removal method.The providers of AYA Medical Spa understand the genetic and hormonal factors contributing to hair growth and offer laser hair removal, a longer lasting solution for the reduction of hair—providing up to 92% reduction. Laser hair removal works by destroying the root of the hair follicle. The hair grows in cycles, so some hairs are in a resting phase while others are actively growing. In order for laser hair removal to work, our lasers must catch each hair in its growth phase. Therefore, patients typically need at least 4-6 laser hair removal treatments (some prefer up to 8) spaced 6 weeks apart. Laser hair removal is great for removing unwanted hair from the face, legs, arms, back, underarms, chest, and bikini area, but some people draw the line with hair laser removal when it comes to their eyebrows.Some women may have the opposite problem and have too few eyebrow hairs to work with. Our skilled Tattoo Procedure Makeup technician, Robin Hays, can tattoo pigment to imitate eyebrows. With a variety of colors to match any hair color and skin tone, cosmetic tattoos can also be used similar make up and are often applied to the lips to look like lipstick and lip liner as well as around the eyes to mimic eyeliner. Additionally, Tattoo Procedure Makeup can be used to conceal scars or to put the finishing touches on breast reconstruction with areola pigmentation.Whether you have too little hair or too much hair, AYA Medical Spa has a workable solution for you. If you’re bothered by sparse eyelashes patients can use FDA approved Latisse® to grow longer, thicker, and darker eyelashes. Visit our website to find out more about our services, and contact us to schedule a pre-treatment skin analysis. If you haven’t already, connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.
Project Beauty recently released a blog dispelling common eyebrow hair removal myths. We’ve all heard the rumor about removing hair a certain way to keep it from growing back as fast. Some people say tweezing the eyebrows makes them grow back bushier while waxing slows hair growth. Others swear chill bumps will make leg hair grow back faster after shaving, but Project Beauty’s Elizabeth Cunnane Phillips, a trichologist from New York, explained that hair growth is predominately influenced by genetic and hormonal factors not by the hair removal method.The providers of AYA Medical Spa understand the genetic and hormonal factors contributing to hair growth and offer laser hair removal, a longer lasting solution for the reduction of hair—providing up to 92% reduction. Laser hair removal works by destroying the root of the hair follicle. The hair grows in cycles, so some hairs are in a resting phase while others are actively growing. In order for laser hair removal to work, our lasers must catch each hair in its growth phase. Therefore, patients typically need at least 4-6 laser hair removal treatments (some prefer up to 8) spaced 6 weeks apart. Laser hair removal is great for removing unwanted hair from the face, legs, arms, back, underarms, chest, and bikini area, but some people draw the line with hair laser removal when it comes to their eyebrows.Some women may have the opposite problem and have too few eyebrow hairs to work with. Our skilled Tattoo Procedure Makeup technician, Robin Hays, can tattoo pigment to imitate eyebrows. With a variety of colors to match any hair color and skin tone, cosmetic tattoos can also be used similar make up and are often applied to the lips to look like lipstick and lip liner as well as around the eyes to mimic eyeliner. Additionally, Tattoo Procedure Makeup can be used to conceal scars or to put the finishing touches on breast reconstruction with areola pigmentation.Whether you have too little hair or too much hair, AYA Medical Spa has a workable solution for you. If you’re bothered by sparse eyelashes patients can use FDA approved Latisse® to grow longer, thicker, and darker eyelashes. Visit our website to find out more about our services, and contact us to schedule a pre-treatment skin analysis. If you haven’t already, connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.
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The AYA Med Spa blog is published by AYA Medical Spa, a premier medical aesthetics provider with locations across Atlanta and Dallas. AYA offers physician-supervised, results-driven treatments in a modern, welcoming setting, supporting clients through every stage of their skin health journey.Any general advice or content shared on our blog, website, or social channels is intended for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. AYA Medical Spa and its affiliated providers make no representations or warranties and expressly disclaim all liability related to any treatment, action, or outcome based on the information provided. For personalized care or medical concerns, please consult with a licensed healthcare or aesthetic provider.
Disclaimer:
The AYA Med Spa blog is published by AYA Medical Spa, a premier medical aesthetics provider with locations across Atlanta and Dallas. AYA offers physician-supervised, results-driven treatments in a modern, welcoming setting, supporting clients through every stage of their skin health journey.Any general advice or content shared on our blog, website, or social channels is intended for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. AYA Medical Spa and its affiliated providers make no representations or warranties and expressly disclaim all liability related to any treatment, action, or outcome based on the information provided. For personalized care or medical concerns, please consult with a licensed healthcare or aesthetic provider.