Please don’t attack in this forum. It doesn’t accomplish anything.
I can’t find one published clinical study measuring the long term effects of laser hair removal. To me long term is more than 1-2 years.
A lot of the studies are funded by the laser company that invented the laser. That can cause biase and I believe deliberate misrepresentation of method and results.
For instance a clinical study by Syneron (company that made my lasers the Auora and Comet) is titled “Hair removal using a combination of conducted radiofrequency and optical energies-an 18-month follow-up.”
18 months? Sounds long term at first. But it’s 17 (not 18?) months after the first day of laser sessions. It only measures 5 months after the last laser session.
The photo of the histological example the paper claims was extracted during the study also pops up in two other studies which claim it is their sample.