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Bare Necessities Laser Clinic
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I love this laser clinic! First off, I have to say that when I chose to have my arms lasered, I went to AboutSkin at the Swedish Medical Center in Denver. I had 6 treatments with a light-based laser. I saw NO improvement in my arm hair. It all grew back in the exact same manner. It was as if I never even had laser treatments! Plus, each treatment was very expensive. Not money well spent.
But then I heard about Bare Necessities from my sister. I chose to buy the VERY affordable three treatment laser package. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! After just three treaments, my arm hair thinned out dramatically. Just a small amount grew back, and much slower. It was thinner too!
This laser technician uses an actual laser--nothing ""light-based."" The problem with light-based lasers is that they should ONLY be used for skin pigmentation problems, NOT hair removal.
Please go to Bare Necessities--you will not regret it!!!
Jaclyn
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