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Posted on: Mon, 09/01/2008 - 08:28
Washington DC Laser Hair Removal

I read an article that is about 3 years old where an NC State student died preparing for laser hair removal. How do you avoid this type of episode? I want to get laser hair removal in Washington DC. I am already fearful of any medical procedure and I am very, very scared of the laser hair removal after reading about the 22 year old student. I am a 26 year old female. Is the lidocaine cream they gave the student part of the normal process? I haven't even talked to a doctor as I am just too scared. Help me with your info.

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Posted on: Mon, 09/01/2008 - 08:33 #1

I think the cream is normal to reduce the pain of the laser hair removal process. The lady who died was in Raleigh, NC, but the cream is universal. You should receive the cream in a Washington DC laser hair removal clinic as well.

Posted on: Mon, 09/01/2008 - 08:50 #2

I had laser hair removal service in Washington DC and it worked out fine. The boyfriend who talked me into getting the service left me afterwards, but I am still glad I had the service.

Make sure you do it for yourself and they did give me the cream to reduce the pain. I was still sore but I imagine I would have been in worse pain had I not had the pain killing cream.

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