Stretch marks, dark discoloration of the skin, weight gain, and hair fall – these are some of “the ugly truth” about pregnancy. Only a few women are very lucky to experience a glow during their pregnancy, but don’t be jealous since it’s perfectly normal. And once you see this little bundle of joy you carry in with you for 9 months, everything will be worth it.

Dandruff is a common problem that affects both men and women. The medical term for this condition is also Seborrheic dermatitis. It is a very common condition of the skin that leads to white flakes or scales on the scalp and few other areas such as inner ear or eyebrows. It is the most commonly seen problem of the scalp and the treatment is mostly only symptomatic that involves regular use of shampoos or medicinal oils that can bring temporary relief.

Hair loss in a natural physiological and chemical process, and it is not always seen as a problem. Typically, an average person loses 10-12% of their hair during a resting phase, which falls out after a few months, making way for new hair to grow. This phase cycle lasts 1-8 years where the hair will grow about an inch every month (this can vary among individuals). But at any giving point, almost all of your hair you currently have is growing continuously, so hair fall is just a part of the cycle.

Laser hair removal is becoming a popular choice for getting rid of those unwanted body hair. In this procedure, an intense beam of pulsating light is used targeting the hair follicles. This laser light damages the follicle, thus inhibiting further hair growth.

Laser hair removal is a convenient procedure for most women. It has been applied since its approval by the FDA in 1995 especially to females with extreme or male pattern hair growth. It is considered a better-developed technology as compared to electrolysis. This form of hair removal is a fast and easy way to solving the embarrassment caused by unwanted hair growth.