Can you get IPL while breastfeeding?

IPL Photofacial: Are you pregnant? Then you will need to wait until you are not pregnant and done breastfeeding (if you choose to breastfeed). There have been no reported negative side effects to a baby in utero, but as in so many things pregnancy related, better safe than sorry!

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Correspondingly, can I have laser treatment while breastfeeding?

There is no known risk from laser treatment during breast-feeding.

Furthermore, can you do IPL while pregnant? Whilst there is no link between laser & IPL hair removal and negative effects on pregnancy or lactating women, there is also no evidence to guarantee it is safe and as such we advise all our pregnant or lactating clients to wait until they have finished breast feeding before commencing laser & IPL hair removal.

Subsequently, how long after giving birth can I get laser hair removal?

After you give birth your body needs time to recover. Hormones will also need some time to regulate after you give birth. This process varies from person to person. However, we would recommend waiting at least 4-6 months before having laser done again.

What skincare products should I avoid while breastfeeding?

Read product labels on skincare ingredients for names such as lactic acid, glycolic acid , BHA (beta hydroxy acid), and AHA (alpha hydroxy acids). Avoid ingredients like parabens, formaldehyde and essential oils, which are irritants.

Can I get laser hair removal while on my period?

Yes, you can have laser hair removal when you have your period. If you are having treatment on the extended bikini area, we would ask you to use a tampon for hygiene purposes. If you don’t use tampons we would ask that you reschedule your treatment until after your period has finished.

Can I get filler while breastfeeding?

Dermal fillers are a great way to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, but they may not be appropriate for pregnant or breastfeeding women. It’s best to play it safe and wait until you are finished breastfeeding to resume treatments with your Houston oral surgeon!

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