SHR  hair removal risks include: burns, blisters, scarring, and temporary or permanent skin discoloration, with higher risks for darker skin tones or sun exposure.

Major risks involve potential eye damage from misuse and rare but serious infections, though cancer risk is generally considered a myth.

Proper settings, skin assessment, and professional expertise are crucial to minimize these ris

• Sensation: A mild sunburn-like sensation or slight warmth in the treated area is normal. This usually resolves within a few hours, but may occasionally persist for up to 2 days.
• Appearance: Mild redness and/or slight swelling around the hair follicles (perifollicular edema), resembling red bumps or “goosebumps,” may occur but typically dissipates within a couple of hours or a day or two.
• Hair Shedding: Treated hair will be naturally expelled from the follicle over the next 1 to 4 weeks, which may initially look like stubble or new growth.