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Laser hair removal is non-invasive, and safely removes unwanted body hair without damaging the delicate pores and structures of the skin. Facial and bikini areas are usually completed in under 45 minutes; legs and larger areas can take longer. What does the treatment include? Depending on the amount of hair and area treated, the procedure varies from patient to patient. Generally, the treatment will include: Safety eyewear to protect the patient's eyes during the procedure from the laser light. A small handpiece will be used to deliver the laser light. Most experience little discomfort at the treatment site. The sensation and the degree of discomfort varies with each person. In some cases, topical anesthesia is an option. Your laser specialist will discuss this before laser treatment. Depending on the size or number of areas treated, the time will vary in length from minutes to hours. Patients can return to work or resume their normal activities immediately following treatment. The area may become slightly red and may last from a few minutes to several days depending on the area and skin sensitivity. What precautions should be taken before and after treatment? If you are tan or have a darker skin type, a bleaching cream should be started 4-6 weeks before treatment for our melanin absorption lasers. How many treatments will I need? Hair grows in cycles. The laser is only effective on hair in its actively growing cycle. At any one time there will only be certain hairs in that growing phase. This means that consistent treatments at appropriate intervals are absolutely necessary for the best possible results. The number of treatments required depends upon your skin, hair coloring, coarseness of the hair and density per treated area. Everyone will require at least 2-3 treatments as the process is only effective on hairs during their growing cycle. Additional treatment will be necessary to treat other follicles when they re-enter the growth phase and produce new growth. [ Laser Hair Removal Procedure ] [ Laser Equipment and Accessory Packages ] Power,Wavelength and Tissue Penetration The most efficient wavelength required to achieve results by laser is in the 670 to 890 nm (nanometer) range. This particular frequency allows for the greatest tissue penetration without loss of photon intensity through the dermis (2). This range is also highly selective (as well as reactive) with follicle melanin and carbon dye. The amount of power required for this range to reach the papilla matrix varies with the depth of the follicle pore. There are generally 3 types of hair growth: terminal (deep), secondary (medium) and vellus (shallow). Terminal hairs usually extend 7-8 mm into the dermis and require around 10 Joules per CM2 of photon intensity at the surface of the skin to create adequate thermolysis in the papilla matrix to destroy the tissue (3). Secondary hairs grow to about 5-6 mm in depth and require ≈5 JCM2. The lightest hairs need roughly 2 JCM2. These vellus hairs are most common on upper lips of adult women and normally respond very well laser epilation. Faster Than Regular Electrolysis The advent of this new technology has created enormous excitement in the field of epilation cosmetology, and with good reason. Laser hair removal is simply the fastest way to remove unwanted hair currently available. It is very easy and highly effective. The laser can completely clear the leg hair growth on an average woman in under one hour. The same area would require more than 40 hours of needle electrolysis. Discussion In this study the laser treatments given every six weeks yielded better long-term clinical results than the treatments given every two weeks. Previous studies [1-5] have demonstrated good to excellent results for treatment intervals between four and eight weeks. An earlier study done by the investigators [6] demonstrated excellent long-term hair reduction using three-week treatment intervals. Mathematical modeling showed that better laser penetration was achievable at the hair bulb and bulge in the absence of terminal hair shafts extending to the skin surface. It was recognized that the success of a hair removal treatment at a shortened treatment interval was dependent on the regeneration of melanized target structures for the follow-up treatments [6] The poor long-term results seen with the shortened treatment interval would suggest that the laser treatment given only two weeks following the initial treatment did not yet have an adequate target to absorb the laser's energy. It is hypothesized that the hair bulb has not yet regenerated at two weeks and hence the laser treatment was ineffective. The six-week interval allowed adequate time for the hair bulb and follicle to regenerate therefore providing an adequate target for the laser and hence, a more effective long-term result. Conclusions The treatment intervals chosen for laser hair removal strongly affect the efficacy of long-term results. This study demonstrates better efficacy at the six-week treatment interval compared with the two-week treatment interval. References 1. Bjerring P, Cramers M, Egekvist H, Christiansen K, Troilius A. Hair reduction using a new intense pulsed light irradiator and a normal mode ruby laser. J Cutan Laser Ther 2000; 2: 63-71. 2. Kauvar AN. Treatment of pseudofolliculitis with a pulsed infrared laser. Arch Dermatol 2000; 136:1343-6. 3. Eremia S, Li C, Newman N. Laser hair removal with alexandrite versus diode laser using four treatment sessions: 1-year results. Dermatol Surg 2001; 27: 925-9. 4. Gorgu M, Aslan G, Akoz T, Erdogan B. Comparison of alexandrite laser and electrolysis for hair removal. Dermatol Surg 2000; 26:37-41. 5. Bencini PL, Luci A, Galimberti M, Ferranti G. Long-term epilation with long-pulsed neodimium:YAG laser. Dermatol Surg 1999; 25:175-8. 6. Lloyd JR, Mirkov M. Long-term evaluation of the long-pulsed alexandrite laser for the removal of bikini hair at shortened treatment intervals. 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My Brighton and Hove | Coopers for Haircuts search | index | links | updates | calendar | guestbook | notes and queries Colourful Characters other places or topics Coopers for Haircuts Eccentric cyclists Naomi Foyle Voice of the Speaking Clock Stone skimming Tin Tin of Queensbury Mews The Great Omani Coopers for Haircuts By David Bramwell This is one of a series of articles by David Bramwell published in the Insight between 2001-2004. David Bramwell is the author of the Cheeky Guide to Brighton . Wind your way down Baker Street in Brighton, and, believe me, nostalgic, syrupy saxophone melodies will be furthest from your mind. This noisy little thoroughfare, off the London Road , is home to a shoddy selection of shops and a cheesy tattoo parlour, and would be as insignificant as it is unglamorous, were it not for being home to one of the hairdressing world's best-kept secrets. Having been frozen in time for the last forty years, 'Coopers for Haircuts' no longer exists in the universe as we know it, but instead skulks in those dark shadowy corners normally reserved for nightmares, fevered visions and sketches from the League of Gentlemen. I first stumbled across Cooper's many years ago by chance and remember gazing in the window in awe at the strange and disturbing dolls' heads sporting lopsided grey toupees, and the peeling and faded black and white photos of haircuts that would frighten your granny. A hand-written sign read 'haircuts 100p', and just inside I could make out the silhouette of a man who passed more than a casual resemblance to Mr. Burns from the Simpsons. I was, naturally, intrigued. Nine years later, the price may have gone up by 20p, but otherwise nothing seems to have changed. Unable to seduce Mr. Cooper into an interview, I met instead with aficionado to the cause and compere of the Comedy Dairy, Dave Mountfield, and asked him how he first became initiated into Mr. Cooper's lair. 'It was about eleven years ago, it was a haircut there or a pudding bowl at home. The price was right, though I admit I was pulled in like people get pulled in by Devil worship: half out of fear and half out of curiosity. I guess I was seduced by his style hints from 1971 Vietnam war magazines, random press cuttings, cat wee-wee smell, and those strange, sinister dummy's heads.' On the topic of Mr. Cooper himself, Dave expounded: 'He's just like any other 203 year old desert rat war veteran barber who charges a pound, offers an endless stream of invective about anything, and who cuts bits of your hair actually out of your head. And he swears like you wouldn't believe.' Two stories I had heard about Mr. Cooper were that he had once chased someone out of his salon for asking for a 'Mick Jagger', and that he had also cut Field Marshall Montgomery's hair in World War Two. I quizzed Dave about this. 'Well the bit about Montgomery is definitely true, he even has cuttings from the Evening Argus to prove it. It's ironic though, as many of his political views veer towards the away team on that one, if my memory serves me right. If you study photos of Rommel, the 'trim' looks eerily familiar. And yes, he does seem to take personal offence at hair that touches the collar, which he regards as 'long'. I also seem to remember him dribbling on a client's head once, but that could be just a malicious memory.' Having relayed a story of mine about being chased off by Mr. Cooper when filming a super8 Sci-Fi spoof outside his shop, Dave revealed his own similar experiences. 'I once tried to make a film called 'Fishboy' with my friend Colin Fernandez. The theme of this now sadly deleted film was a young man evolving back into a fish to avoid an imminent nuclear war. In one climactic scene, Colin had to go and get his hair cut as a precursor to his dramatic reversion to fish form. High level talks were entered into with Mr Cooper and, after some tough bargaining, it was agreed that we could film in the shop, on the proviso that Colin actually had a haircut, and paid for it. A stiff price, but this was a labour of love for Colin and very much part of his cinematic vision. So, with some trepidation, Colin entered into his side of the deal. We got some lovely exterior shots through the window of Colin being subjected to Mr. Cooper's craft. However, we hit trouble as soon as we entered the door with the camera. Maybe he'd forgotten the deal we'd struck some three minutes earlier but when Mr. Cooper saw the camera enter the shop, he reacted a bit like a drug dealer being confronted at home by Roger Cook. He swore, he put his hand over the camera, and in no uncertain terms told us to desist and leave his place of business. But he insisted Colin stay for his gentleman's styling session. What really hurt is that he charged Colin an extra twenty pee as his hair was touching his collar which classed him as a "Fuckin' hippy".' But on reflection he conceded: 'I think perhaps we just weren't good enough to do him and his establishment justice, and so he threw us out like the frauds we were. He's waiting for Hollywood to call, and he's probably got Scorsese or Stone at the top of a very demanding wish list of directors. You can't fault a man for having high standards.' And finally, I wondered, if his hatred of anything below the collar was to be believed, whether the fairer sex played any part in his esteemed establishment. Well it's usually the more mature gentleman that go for the chop, but he does cut ladies hair according to his sign. Now that would be interesting... Any takers ladies? Added to the site on 12-05-05 via PageMaker Comments: "Newly arrived in Brighton in 1986, I had long, straight hair which from time to time simply needed its split ends chopped off rather than any fancy styling. Cooper's faded scale of charges did include ladies cuts so, somewhat gingerly as the place looked distinctly spit-and-sawdust blokey, I popped my head around the demon barber of Baker Street's door. Do you cut womens hair? I asked. A shocked silence instantly fell amongst the elderly Brylcreemed male customers. Mr Coopers hackles visibly rose. Battle-ready outrage was unambiguously conveyed through his taut upper body and facial expression. I did not await the invective which was clearly about to be unleashed but turned tail pronto." (Ninka, 23-05-2005) "Growing up in Brighton,Cooper's was always part of the urban landscape. It was a place that schoolboys of the Sixties were apt to loiter outside as the window carried copious faded signs for Durex! Aged about 17 I worked nearby and needing a haircut I went in one lunchtime....when I returned to work someone said "What happened to your hair? Did you go to Coopers?" I was then told that everyone went there..but usually only once. Over 35 years later I was able to buy at a Brighton Festival Open House a collage of images by Cutis Tappenden which contained amongst the London Road valley vignettes....pen and ink sketches of Mr Cooper.A real brighton character." (Geoffrey Mead, 11-10-2005) "My Dad must have been one of the few people who had his hair cut by Mr Cooper more than once. He always had his hair cut there. I think the main reason for going there was the fact that it was cheap. Bit of a skinflint my Dad!! I seem to remember the shop being there quite recently. ie in the last 10 years. Does anyone know when it actually closed?" (Marilyn Coates, 15-12-2005) Make a comment about this page

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Ending Hairstyle Struggles » Stuck in a hairstyle rut? | hairstyles, hair designs, hair style advice -- Stuck in a hairstyle rut? (Ending Hairstyle Struggles) Ending Hairstyle Struggles Home | About Barb | Contact | Enter email to subscribe to new articles View Articles About • A hair design for your lifestyle • Celebrity hairstyles • Choosing the right hairstyle • General information • Hair care • Hair coloring • Hair industry news • Hair styling tools • Hair types and texture • Hairstyles and your face • Hairstyling tips and techniques • Troubled hair • What’s hot in hairstyles • You and your hair stylist Recent Articles Wedding hairstyle picture gallery Long hair? Getting a haircut? Sally Beauty Best Tressed 2005 Survey Add volume or length to your hairstyle Long eye lashes latest trend Till you drop Designer Shoes at Zappos.com Women's apparel bargains on Amazon 300+ top designer brands at YOOX Gifts $10 & under at eBay's Half.com Find hard to find items on eBay! ClassicCloseouts for famous designers Blair.com: Gifts Under $20 Birkenstock footwear Folica.com my favorite beauty store! Stuck in a hairstyle rut? You found your absolute BEST hairstyle ever, and you made up your mind, you will never change hairstyles again. I venture to say it happens to a lot of us. But too much of a good thing with a hairstyle can work against you. If you look in the mirror and your hairstyle hasn’t changed for the last, oh, say, 8 to 10 years, you’re probably stuck in a hairstyle rut. Time slips by, you haven’t thought twice about your hairstyle because last time you looked, you had found it, the BEST hairstyle for you! Then, one day you go to your class reunion and a fellow classmate says, “ You haven’t changed.” You say, “Well, thank you, I try to exercise and watch what I eat.” But, then it hits you . . . you haven’t changed! You are wearing the same hairstyle, or nearly the same hairstyle, you wore in high school. I know you’re out there. I see you every week in my class “ Finding the Right Hairstyle for You!” So how do you take the leap then you say? It’s second nature to you now and you know how to do a quick styling and get out of the house in 15 minutes in the morning. Then there is the woman who says, “I have to keep my hairstyle this way, so I can put it up”. Now don’t get me wrong, I like being able to put my hair up for a change too, but a change does not have to mean a high maintenance. Make little changes more often. A little change goes a long way in a new hairstyle and it’s clearly not so scary to do. A small change of how it’s layered can make the difference of a FASHIONABLE vs. an AGING or DATED look. Which will you choose? Then, don’t forget to ask your hairstylist to walk you through how they are styling your new hairdo or you will most likely go home and get it to look like your old hairstyle. Do you need to use a new hair care product? It may be helpful to remember, also, that if you make a small change, it grows back quickly. Barbers use to have a saying, “Do you know the difference of a good haircut from a bad haircut? . . . Two weeks!” Well if it’s a small change each session — that’s true! June 21, 2005 @ 8:09 am , You're input matters. -- 6 Comments » […] Stuck in a hair style rut? […] Pingback by Ending Hairstyle Struggles » Styles for long hair and straight hair | hair styles, hair styles, hair style advice — October 21, 2005 @ 3:09 pm […] Stuck in a hair style rut? […] Pingback by Ending Hairstyle Struggles » Hair styling tips from the fall fashion show | hair styles, hair styles, hair style advice — October 24, 2005 @ 12:47 pm […] Stuck in a hair style rut? […] Pingback by Ending Hairstyle Struggles » Up Do . . . How To’s | hair styles, hair styles, hair style advice — November 4, 2005 @ 4:33 pm I have had long hair all my life, I am only 16, but Im afraid to cut it all off. I tried many different layering hair cuts, but I needed a big change so I got a loose wave perm, which I love but I have had for half a year now. I have a natural auburn red hair and I am thinking about getting lowlights. I really want to cut it shorter, but Im afraid I wont be able to style it. My hair is thick, coarse and mostly straight, but very healthy and shiney. How can I find something that will look good? I am willing to spend some time to try and style my hair. Comment by tamaira — November 16, 2005 @ 11:22 am Tamaira, Sounds like you have beautiful hair. I would suggest making small changes at first, a little change will go a long way for you. I suggest you look at some hair magazines…http://visual-makeover.com/hairstyle-advice/hairstyle-magazineshere-is-what-you-should-be-reading/ Then find a good stylist…. go to my catagory “You and your hair stylist” Comment by Barb — November 21, 2005 @ 6:33 pm […] Stuck in a hairstyle rut?, […] Pingback by Ending Hairstyle Struggles » I am Fashion: Hairstyle Trend Fall/Winter 2005 | hairstyles, hair designs, hair style advice — November 26, 2005 @ 4:49 pm RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a comment Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> -- Comment moderation is in use. Please do not submit your comment twice - it will appear shortly. Most posts go through quickly, but there are times when something - not deliberate or intentional - will get tagged by the rigorous filters imposed to fight spam. 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