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Re: PCOS digest 1477From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 25 Aug 2002 01:55:09 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Jennie wrote: > >Hi, > >Just wanted to let everyone know I went to a laser hair removal consultation >today! The machine used was a 'Visulase' hair removal laser, and both I and >the therapist had to wear protective goggles!! It was only a consultation, >but she did a 'patch test' on me, just to see if my skin/hair reacted ok to >the treatment. I felt a short sharp pain as she "zapped" each hair, and >then smelt burning, as the hair was destroyed. > >Im hoping the treatment will be a new lease of life for me, and will give me >some more confidence back! I do fee quite good for gaining the courage to >go, as I was quite embarrased about it. I had to fill in a consent form and >one of the questions on the form were: "Do you suffer from Polycystic Ovary >Syndrome?" This really pleased me, as now it is becoming a recognised >condition! I was told by the therapist that I should only need 6 sessions, >although at £120 a go, its going to cost me a lot, but I need this treatment >more than anything, and it will be tough. At least at the end I should have >my life back to normal if it works, please wish me good luck! If anyone >else has tried laser removal, please let me know how yours went, did you >notice a great difference after the first treatment? Did you need more than >the recommended amount of sessions? > >Best wishes to everyone, > >lots of love >Jen >xxx
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