Laser Destroys Sweat Glands!

I want to comment on the lack of warning that Laser surgery gives regarding the fact that it often permanently destroys the sweat glands where Laser hair removal is performed. After doing much online research I went for a short consultation on Laser hair removal and as an afterthought I asked about the sweat glands and how they would be affected by such a procedure. The technician smiled and said, “oh usually they are damaged, but don’t worry you have plenty of sweat glands all over your body and it’s great because if you Laser your underarms you don’t have to use deodorant.” I was horrified by this and also by the fact that this information is rarely shared up front. Though we have sweat glands all over our body we have three different types, one type in particular is largely located in the underarm area. I am concerned about any long ranging effects from being unable to sweat from all of these three types of glands and I find it hard to believe that it is “no problem” as the technician said. What are the long range effects and why isn’t this being talked about in regards to a women’s long term health (i.e. relationship with lymph nodes, toxin release, overall purification)?

Just because something such as hair or sweating is inconvenient doesn’t mean that is unnecessary. I would strongly caution women to look to other hair removal techniques that cannot permanently damage your glands!

I doubt this is valid information. I can tell you from personaly experience that I definitely do not see any reduction in sweat from my underarms after laser treatments and I basically don’t have any hair there now.

Im just bumping this thread… cos im interested in getting some experts opinions on this…

Looks like an urban legend to me. Laser treatments may cause sweat glands to become more or less active, but destroy them? I don’t think so!

My sweat glands have not been destroyed. I still sweat, but it is much less than before. But that is because I am no longer wearing a rug on my upper body! As a result the sweat evaporates more quickly.

RJC2001

Also, when it comes to armpits, I think anti-perspirant would be much more effective if it wasn’t applied through a layer of hair. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Also, when it comes to armpits, I think anti-perspirant would be much more effective if it wasn’t applied through a layer of hair. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

It definitely is! And you use much less of it too!

RJC2001