Laser treatment

[Life]

Ok, everyday, every year, millions of women spend money on hair removing products which costs them loads. An the results are always temporary. So why don't women have laser treatment? It cost £1000 and the effects are not temporary. Any comments, feel free.

[Mawa]

I say... stick to the natural and just take care of hygiene... i mean... unless its THAT bad - one shouldnt take such matters into their own hands - just to spend millions on things that will not help you in the grave nor on judgement day...
luv ur lil sis
Mawa

[TickleMe]

on thee subject of laser surgery, was thinking of doing it on mee eyes. cos me short sighted so bad i cant see the top letter of thee eye test without me glasses.
any advice, i know that the success rate at thee moment or the last time i heard was 90 - 99%.

[Mawa]

hmmm - ive got da same prob.. though opposite.. im farsighted... dunno why they call it that.. cuz i can see near... cant read some of the bottom rows.. the laser surgery sounds complicated.. gonna wait a coupla yrs 4 sure results...
luv ur lil sis
Mawa

[Life]

Originally posted by Mawa
I say... stick to the natural and just take care of hygiene... i mean... unless its THAT bad - one shouldnt take such matters into their own hands - just to spend millions on things that will not help you in the grave nor on judgement day...
luv ur lil sis
Mawa

Ok you have a point and i'm not talking about millions being spent on it. In your life span, yes you probably will spend millions on hair removal products because face it everyone wants to look and feel good. So i'm just asking whats wrong with the permanent solution?

[Life]

Originally posted by TickleMe
on thee subject of laser surgery, was thinking of doing it on mee eyes. cos me short sighted so bad i cant see the top letter of thee eye test without me glasses.
any advice, i know that the success rate at thee moment or the last time i heard was 90 - 99%.

Yeah i also heard about laser treatment for the eyes but i'm not to sure about the success rate or how cost effective it is.

[Khilari]

Originally posted by Mawa
hmmm - ive got da same prob.. though opposite.. im farsighted... dunno why they call it that.. cuz i can see near... cant read some of the bottom rows.. the laser surgery sounds complicated.. gonna wait a coupla yrs 4 sure results...
luv ur lil sis
Mawa

no sis, you are also shortsighted - as u can see things at short distance. ppl who are "longsighted" can see far away but cant read books.

and laser eye surgery is crap - its not perfected yet and doesnt even last.

basically, your lens (in your eye) is too fat and so focuses everything too close - before your retina (where its supposed to focus)

and the laser literally 'shaves' a bit of your lens off to make it thin.

so it should work, but doesnt stay cos its also a problem of the fact that your lens doesnt get thin and fat the normal way, its too hard!

so dont waste your money yet