These days, it’s not uncommon for men to seek hair removal services for their genital areas. Man to man, the reasons vary (and probably aren’t that relevant). Men want to be certain that laser hair removal doesn’t affect male fertility or erectile function.
As usual, there are competing discussions about the effects of laser hair removal on male fertility and erectile function. At the same time, there doesn’t seem to be much in the way of scientific or clinical studies, and as a result, everyone tends to carry on regardless.
For the most part, practitioners avoid genital hair removal for men. It’s better that way because it requires proper training and the latest technologies. If you’re shopping around for this service, training and technology should be your top priority.
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Overall, laser hair removal doesn’t affect male fertility or erectile function.
While some laser clinics may have undertaken their own “case studies,” there really isn’t any industry science about the negative effects of laser hair removal on male fertility or erectile function. The point is genital laser hair removal for men will not contribute to infertility.
Laser hair removal is generallysafe, provided the technician is appropriately trained, and Health Canada accredits the laser equipment. Like any cosmetic treatment, precautions must be taken, but with genital hair removal, nothing suggests any effect on a man’s sperm count.
The fact is, laser hair removal targets the hair follicles – it does not penetrate deep into the skin and does not penetrate into the internal organs. This is true for every body part that may be targeted with a laser. Here again, it’s important that the technology is advanced.
Naturally, men have some common fears about having genital hair removal
Although men have some common fears about genital hair removal, not all concerns are health-related. Indeed, one of their big fears is getting an erection during treatment. This may well happen, but it’s not connected to sexual arousal (it's actually the laser's heat).
For more specific health concerns, professionally supervised laser hair removal doesn’t affect male fertility or erectile function. Nevertheless, there’s nothing wrong with asking questions about the technician’s training, treatment, or technology.
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At IGBeauty Studio, our in-house clinician provides specialized Manzilian laser hair removal. We have the latest and most advanced laser technology, which Health Canada and the FDA approved. Depending on skin colour, hair colour, and hair texture, genital laser hair removal requires 5 to 7 treatments for long-lasting results. It’s considered safe and effective, and with professional oversight, laser hair removal doesn’t affect male fertility or erectile function. Find out more from one of our clinic specialists by scheduling an appointment at 416-484-4884 or visit our company website at https://www.igbeauty.com.
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As a result, men balls hair removal does not have any impact on the reproductive organs, which are located deeper within the body. Numerous studies and extensive clinical experience have shown that laser hair removal for men does not have any adverse effects on fertility.
Does laser hair removal affect fertility in men? ›
Like any cosmetic treatment, precautions must be taken, but with genital hair removal, nothing suggests any effect on a man's sperm count. The fact is, laser hair removal targets the hair follicles – it does not penetrate deep into the skin and does not penetrate into the internal organs.
What are the side effects of laser hair removal for men's privates? ›
Possible side effects of laser hair removal include:
- Blisters.
- Burns.
- Herpes outbreaks.
- Hyperpigmentation, areas of skin that are darker than the surrounding skin.
- Hypopigmentation, areas of skin that are lighter than the surrounding skin.
- Infections.
- Scars.
Yes, laser hair removal can be done on the testicl*s. It is a popular method of genital hair removal for men and is considered to be a safer alternative to shaving or waxing.
Can laser therapy cause infertility? ›
No evidence suggests that laser hair removal causes infertility.
Can Brazilian laser cause fertility issues? ›
In general, Brazilian hair removal treatment doesn't have any effect on your organs and your fertility. If you're having issues with fertility or ovaries once you've had even a single Brazilian laser hair treatment, you might want to consult with a gynecologist.
Is laser hair removal worth it for men? ›
Laser Hair Removal doesn't just shave minutes off your personal best (pun intended). It also improves comfort and prevents chafing during rigorous training sessions and competitions. A lack of body hair, for those who engage in contact sports, can also reduce the risk of painful mat burns and abrasions.
What are the benefits of laser hair removal for men? ›
Why Should Men Consider Laser Hair Removal?
- 8 Reasons Why Men Should Consider Laser Hair Removal.
- Cost-Effective. ...
- Time-Saving. ...
- Permanent Results. ...
- Improved Athletic Performance. ...
- Hygiene and Confidence Boost. ...
- No More Ingrown Hairs. ...
- Tailored to Your Preferences.
Brazilian laser for men, also known as Manzilian laser or Manscaping, is by far the best form of pubic hair removal. No more ingrown hairs, no shaving rashes, no cuts on your skin from the razor. Ladies prefer it. Men's Brazilian laser is pain-free and permanent.
Is laser hair removal permissible for men? ›
Shaving, waxing, sugaring, creams, and other depilatory methods are all permissible as long as they don't cause harm. Laser hair removal is also halal according to many scholars, unless proven harmful.
Laser therapy can result in misdirected or excessively intense burns, bleeding from the choriocapillaris, damage to macular and other ocular structures, and breaks in Bruch's membrane.
Are there any risks with laser hair removal? ›
Rarely, laser hair removal can cause blistering, crusting, scarring or other changes in skin texture. Other rare side effects include graying of treated hair or excessive hair growth around treated areas, particularly on darker skin.
What are the negative effects of lasers? ›
Effects can range from mild skin burns to irreversible injury to the skin and eye. The biological damage caused by lasers is produced through thermal, acoustical and photochemical processes. Thermal effects are caused by a rise in temperature following absorption of laser energy.
Is it OK to get laser hair removal when trying to conceive? ›
The laser will not be able to penetrate any further to your organs/ or ovaries. So you can be assured, that laser hair removal will not have an impact on your ability to conceive. If this was the case, no Clinic would be insured to offer laser hair removal for patients on their private areas.
Does laser hair removal work for men on testosterone? ›
But how effective is it for those on testosterone? Laser hair removal specifically targets the melanin in hair follicles. Despite the hormonal influence of testosterone, the treatment remains effective in significantly reducing hair growth.
Does male baldness affect fertility? ›
In men aged 31 or under with moderate to severe male hair loss (classified as stages III-VII on the Norwood Scale) the average sperm count was found to be significantly lower - the Daily Mail reports almost 60 per cent lower - than among test subjects who boasted a fuller head of hair or mild thinning.
