Well that daunting felling that I have been worrying about finally came to life. The woman put me on a higher temperature. She said if it was painful I can always go back down, but how I see it, if I just stuck it up the faster the hair follicles can be destroyed.
Oh but I can tell you, it was one of the most painful experiences of my life.
I figured it would just hurt on the bone areas like normal. But when she started on my thigh which isn’t the bony area of my legs...and it was painful, I dreaded for my bony areas.
I immediately felt the pain and remembered the breathing technique. So I breathed the hell out f my lungs. It actually worked, but cos the pain was so constant, I had to breathe harder. And I was doing it so much I started to get a really bad headache, but it was also due to the fumes from the laser machine. It never was a problem before, but when you’re sucking in every molecule of air in your body, you can get more than you bargained for. And this headache was becoming so bad I started to feel sick.
The most painful areas were my knees and at the backs of my knees and the bony areas, well the back of my thighs hurt a bit also, I didn’t know if it was because I got lazy when shaving and missed a few hairs, cos when they are long it can hurt. So in other words it hurt everywhere.
After my treatment she did a patch test on the bottom of my leg using an even higher temperature to see if my body reacts ok to it, but considering how this treatment made me feel, I don’t think I’ll be on that temperature any time soon! I was bugging when she said it, I thought it would make me shoot of my seat, even though it was only a patch test. It was only a couple of zaps but it felt like fire.
After the treatment it was really painful on the backs of my knees and the backs of my thighs. And that patch test area didn’t feel to heavenly ether.
It felt like pin and needles with a burning sensation to it.
I’m surprised I wasn’t walking funny; people would have thought I had an eventful previous night, if you know what I mean.
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