OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE

Laser and light devices "are not approved" methods of permanent hair removal

U.S. Government, Paul r. Beninger,M.D., Director Food & Drug Administration, Medical Device Division

The terms permanent., painless or long term effect are not acceptable terms when describing these devices." Website: www.fda/gov/edrh/consumer/laserfacts.html

The Wall street Journal, "Health Journal", Marilyn Chase

"Laser hair removal is pricey and popular but not permanent."

American Academy of Dermatology, Medscape Inc., CBS Health Watch, Eric Sabo

Dr David Friedman says, " Dermatologist shouldn't promise patients Permanent Hair Removal, by using Laser or their money back. You'll probably find yourself out of business.

Abel Torres, M.D., Brigham & Women's Hospital, Newsletter, (Harvard Teaching Hospital)

"…Laser generates a lot of money from women who expect more than the device can deliver. Be suspicious of any claim to have the Best and Only laser. If not performed correctly by a highly qualified professional, the procedure can be dangerous."

Mark Nastor, M.D. Dermatologist, Ventura, Florida

"Laser can be dangerous…the most critical threat is pre-cancerous lesions."

**Washington Post, Tom Jackman, Staff Writer, January 31, 2001

"…Young man dies of an allergic reaction after outpatient Laser Hair Removal in Plastic Surgeons office in McLean, Virginia…"

Richard Wagner, M.D. & Attorney, University of Texas, Medical Branch

"… Laser is not considered permanent. It can be costly and there is the risk for complications, such as scarring and pigmentation changes."

Caution: Laser & Light Devices have no effect on blonde, gray of red hair and may cause serious burns on black or dark skins. Be Careful! (Electrolysis is the only Safe & Permanent Method of Permanent Hair Removal !)