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Laser hair removal is a safe and effective treatment when performed in an appropriate manner. Most patients will experience some degree of discom- fort with treatment as well as erythema and edema at the treated site. Pigment alteration is the most common complication and is related to Fitzpatrick skin type combined with the laser device and parameters chosen. Other adverse events, includ- ing permanent scarring, are very rare. The best management strategy to deal with laser hair removal-induced complications is one of preven- tion and proper planning. It is essential to discuss the possible risks of the procedure with the patient.

Sun protection before and after treatment can help reduce the risk of pigmentary alteration. In most instances, when complications do occur, the patient can be assured that the effects are only temporary.

Having a solid physician-patient relationship is essential in these situations.

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