I got my first laser hair removal treatment and I was left with a couple ingrown hairs that now seem to be stuck under the skin. They are red and bumpy around 2-3 millimeters long. What can I do? I see posts saying to just keep the treatments going, but if the hair is stuck under the skin, how does the laser remove the bumps and the hair? Please help.
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Thank you for your question. Hormones create hair follicles and for the face your hormones are the strongest on the body. Your hair grows in three different phases and it is required for you to have a laser hair removal treatment done every 4 weeks to catch the hair in the growth phase. You...
Thank you for your question. Hormones create hair follicles and for the face your hormones are the strongest on the body. Your hair grows in three different phases and it is required for you to have a laser hair removal treatment done every 4 weeks to catch the hair in the growth phase. You...
Thank you for your question. Hormones create hair follicles and for the face your hormones are the strongest on the body. Your hair grows in three different phases and it is required for you to have a laser hair removal treatment done every 4 weeks to catch the hair in the growth phase. You...