Laser Hair Reduction with Keratosis Pilaris - Know Everything 

It doesn't actually quite work like that. I've only had four sessions so far, I have very fine hairs to begin with, it takes four months after each session for my hair to grow back enough for another session, even after six sessions, your hair will come back but it will take longer to come back and the hairs will be finer. You will have to keep doing maintenance sessions once every 12 or 18 months depending on your growth. It's not a permanent solution but it is by far the best and safest option :)

@@officiallyanamika thank you so much ❤️😘

They're steroids (prescribed by doctors), it might be different for different people and I have no medical degree so I don't think I should be mentioning them because it's not generic for everyone 😅 please visit a licensed dermatologist for anything related to steroids

@@officiallyanamika thanks for the response. Much appreciated.

They reduced after the shots but they keep coming back so I get the shots every 45 days :( Sorry for the late reply

which shots u use for keratosis pularsis ?

Unfortunately, KP never really disappears, so nope, it's still there. The keloid scars have reduced 90% though but I get shots every 45-60 days

That’s what it seems like too. I think she’s in trouble because it’s not just her sound of the voice but also her facial expressions

Yes, but they keep coming back. So I get the shots every 45 days Apologies for the late reply :)

which shot ??

Full legs 16000x6 Full arms 16000x6 Underarms 8500x6 I got 20% discount for paying in bulk :) Hope this helps!

My Keratosis Pilaris is still there but my skin feels great, no side effects whatsoever

@@officiallyanamika does the hyperpigmentation and the black spots that happens from KP does it faded