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I don't think there would be any reason to have the hair regrow from surgery. There is always a potential need for touch ups over time, but that would be regardless of surgery. Good luck with your procedures.
Thank you for your question. There should be no reason for your hair to regrow after LHR treatment from surgery. There may be a need for touch-ups to maintain your results. Best of Luck!
The surgery should have no effect on hair growth. If you have hair regrowth it would be from something else, or just a common occurance. It is always suggested that patients get touch up hair removal treatments yearly to maintain the hair growth.
Thanks for your question and there should be no reason that your hair won’t grow back in the area if you are having this type of procedure.
The surgery should have no effect on the outcome of the laser hair removal. If there is hair that grows back, it had nothing to do with the surgery. Touch ups are required for LHR about every 6-12 months. Also, complete hair removal is not normal, 75-80% should be expected.
Thank you for your question. Laser hair removal works best on hair that is in the anagen or growth phase. During the phase, hair follicles have more pigment than at other times, making them more susceptible to laser energy. It is common to have some ingrown hair after a treatment. I would follow...
Hydrocortisone cream helps a lot with itchiness and perifollicular erythema and inflammation for the first 24 hours after laser hair removal. It calms the treated skin down and leaves the skin less irritated.Good luck and best results!
Thank you for your question. There is no issue with using lotions or oils before laser hair removal treatment. Your treating physician should be cleaning the skin prior to treatment and this will removal any residual lotion or oil. I hope this helps.