Facial Hair Removal: 7 Options and Who They’re Best For by Derms

If you are prone to ingrown hairs, laser hair removal may be a smart option. That being said, it won’t really last forever.
“While laser hair removal can be long-lasting, it’s important to note that it may not provide permanent removal, but rather a reduction, and maintenance may be required,” says Harszyk.
You should also know that this method is not effective for light peach fluff, gray or white hair. “It works best on pigmented hair because the pigment serves as a target for the laser,” Kemp explains.
Another important note is that some skin types and skin tones will benefit more from some lasers than others. “While laser hair removal can be done on all skin types, including dark skin, it’s especially important to see a board-certified dermatologist to make sure you’re using the right laser for your skin,” says Harszyk.
You can perform laser removal at home, but these devices are often less effective and take longer to achieve results. If you do want to go this route, be sure to check with your dermatologist before investing in a device.