Male Brazilian | Brisbane Skin & Laser Clinics (2024)

FAQs

Does Brazilian laser include balls? ›

Yes! A “manzilian” is what we typically call a male Brazilian laser hair removal. A manzilian thus removes hair in the genital area from the front to the back, which includes everything including, shaft, scrotum, intergluteal cleft, and everywhere else in between.

Yes, male Brazilian laser hair removal treatment is generally considered safe when performed by trained and experienced professionals using appropriate equipment.

The most obvious benefit of laser hair removal is never having to shave or wax again, which can save time, money, and embarrassment. Another benefit is that you'll no longer have to deal with ingrown hairs. That includes painful bumps on the groin, chest, and neck, where many men see ingrown hairs after shaving.

An average man needs five to seven sessions. This will always vary because as men age, more hairs tend to grow, especially on the back. Once all laser hair removal sessions are completed, results could be almost permanent. Touch-up treatments can be done once or twice a year to maintain results.

There is a possibility that men will have an erection during waxing or Laser Hair Removal. Why does this happen? It is not really the sexual turn-on but is more of a physical reaction that sometimes can't be avoided. Relax and don't worry.

Brazilian Laser Hair Removal – Frequently Asked Questions

Full Brazilian laser hair removal typically is for the entire area from the pubic hair all the way back to the butt crack hair (the entire pelvic region), but would not include the butt cheek area.

How long will the results of laser hair removal last? Most patients remain hair free for months or even years. When some of the hair regrows, it will likely be less noticeable. To keep the area free of hair, a patient may need maintenance laser treatments.

The ideal age margin for laser surgery is between 18 and 40, a crucial consideration for those researching laser eye surgery age or age for LASIK. Nevertheless, the longer the wait, the less return on investment.

Can men do laser in private parts? ›

Because when asked if men can have their pubic area lasered, the answer is: Yes, absolutely!

The Basics of Male Brazilian Laser Hair Removal

This procedure involves using advanced laser technology to target hair follicles in the pubic and groin areas. The laser emits light that is absorbed by the pigment in the hair, effectively damaging the follicles, and thus inhibiting hair growth.

Yes, you can shave in between each laser hair removal treatment. During your course of treatment, you can shave any unwanted hair that may regrow. After your first laser hair removal session you will notice that you won't need to shave as much as before.

Typically, 6 treatment sessions are used to optimize hair reduction. This may vary significantly between patients and even practices. Patients with light skin color and light hair colors typically require more treatments since darker hair absorbs the laser light more effectively.

Shave Before Treatment

You should shave within 24 hours of your scheduled laser appointment. Your laser technician cannot treat areas that have hair above the skin. You cannot even receive treatment if there is rough stubble because this may create too much heat for the pigment of your skin.

A Brazilian laser hair removal treatment includes more area than a bikini treatment because it includes the labia and perianal areas as well. This option leaves women completely bare, but often those who choose Brazilian treatments opt to keep some hair in the pubic region, such as a landing strip.

A cooling gel will be applied to the area to keep things comfy and minimise redness, or swelling. Next, the laser technician will work with a handheld laser device. You'll feel a series of quick pulses, kind of like a tiny rubber band snapping against your skin. It's a little tingly, but it's way better than hot wax.

Brazilian laser hair removal includes all of the pubic hair and the hair along the upper inner thighs of the bikini line. This generally does not include the upper leg or the lower abdomen.