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Laser Hair Removal and Dermatology Overview Exam Questions Correct Answers Current Update (Verified A+ Pass) Accutane AKA Isotretinoin - A medication that must NOT be used by patients undergoing laser-assisted hair removal. Melanin - The targeted chromophore in the hair follicle for the Nd:Yag laser. Skin Pigmentation - The primary factor that determines the selection of fluence level during laser hair removal treatment. Hydrogen peroxide and sodium hydroxide (lye) - Substances deposited at the site of the negative electrode during use of electrolysis equipment. Depth of penetration - The most important consideration associated with spot size in laser hair removal. Capacitive return - The reason electrologists can use radio frequency current without a grounding pole. 2 | P a g e Author: Katelyn Whitman. ©2025, All Rights Reserved. Fluence - Typically delivered with a certain amount of energy to localize thermal effects. Pulse duration - The length of time that energy is applied with the laser. Heat generation - The method by which lasers disable hair follicles. Addison's disease - A condition known as adrenocortical insufficiency. Glucose intolerance and cardiovascular disease - Conditions that women exhibiting obesity, hirsutism, and menstrual irregularities are at increased risk of developing. Hair Growth - Related to race and ethnicity. Dermatographia - An irritating, vesicular skin eruption of systemic origin. Photoallergenic and phototoxic reactions - Potential issues that can arise if a complete medical history and medication list is not obtained from candidates for laser hair removal. Chromophores - Substances that absorb photons, including melanin's ability to absorb laser photons. Permanent Hair reduction - Defined by the FDA as long term stable reduction of hair re-growth after treatment. Photoablation - Total destruction of tissue. 3 | P a g e Author: Katelyn Whitman. ©2025, All Rights Reserved. Laser active medium classification - Includes 755 nm Alexandrite, 800-810 nm Diode, 1064 nm ND:Yag, and 694 nm Ruby. 770 to 1064 nm - The most effective wavelength range for laser hair treatment. Pulsed Laser - The most common type for hair removal. Grothus Draper Law - States that there must be light absorption to cause destruction. Selective-Photothermolysis - The process to selectively destroy a target beneath the skin with melanin as the target while sparing other structures. Multichromophore - Refers to the presence of tan on the skin and melanin in the hair follicle. 3 to 5 mm - The emphasized spot size for laser hair r

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Laser Hair Removal and Dermatology
Overview Exam Questions Correct
Answers Current Update (Verified A+
Pass)

Accutane AKA Isotretinoin - ✔✔A medication that must NOT be used by patients

undergoing laser-assisted hair removal.


Melanin - ✔✔The targeted chromophore in the hair follicle for the Nd:Yag laser.


Skin Pigmentation - ✔✔The primary factor that determines the selection of fluence level

during laser hair removal treatment.


Hydrogen peroxide and sodium hydroxide (lye) - ✔✔Substances deposited at the site of

the negative electrode during use of electrolysis equipment.


Depth of penetration - ✔✔The most important consideration associated with spot size

in laser hair removal.


Capacitive return - ✔✔The reason electrologists can use radio frequency current

without a grounding pole.




Author: Katelyn Whitman. ©2025, All Rights Reserved.

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Fluence - ✔✔Typically delivered with a certain amount of energy to localize thermal

effects.


Pulse duration - ✔✔The length of time that energy is applied with the laser.


Heat generation - ✔✔The method by which lasers disable hair follicles.


Addison's disease - ✔✔A condition known as adrenocortical insufficiency.


Glucose intolerance and cardiovascular disease - ✔✔Conditions that women exhibiting

obesity, hirsutism, and menstrual irregularities are at increased risk of developing.


Hair Growth - ✔✔Related to race and ethnicity.


Dermatographia - ✔✔An irritating, vesicular skin eruption of systemic origin.


Photoallergenic and phototoxic reactions - ✔✔Potential issues that can arise if a

complete medical history and medication list is not obtained from candidates for laser

hair removal.


Chromophores - ✔✔Substances that absorb photons, including melanin's ability to

absorb laser photons.


Permanent Hair reduction - ✔✔Defined by the FDA as long term stable reduction of

hair re-growth after treatment.


Photoablation - ✔✔Total destruction of tissue.




Author: Katelyn Whitman. ©2025, All Rights Reserved.

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