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This can be typical. Keep in mind, it will take a series of treatments and some people need treatments to maintain. I typically have patients do every 4 weeks for the first 3 times and then every 4-6 weeks for 3 times after. See an expert in laser hair removal for best results. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for sharing your photo and question. Remember that laser hair removal requires a serious of multiple treatment sessions before you can see your full results. While you should start to see an improvement with each session, it’s normal to still see some hair growth between sessions. Wait until after you’ve completed your final laser treatment to assess your results. Good luck.
Thank you for your question. In the first few days and possible weeks after treatment, it isn't unheard of to have hair shedding. This can sometimes be mistaken for hair regrowth. Your unwanted hair needs to fall out on its own in order to see best results.
Thank you for your question. It is not unusual to see some hair growth immediately after laser treatments. You will probably see that this hair will just fall out after a few days. You will get additional hair growth in the coming weeks leading up to your next treatment as well.
Hi, and thank you for your question. Typically after a laser hair removal session it takes two weeks for the hairs to fall out. Then, it takes two weeks for the hair to grow back in. So, typically at the three week marking period your hair can grow back in. However, this goes accordingly...
First and foremost, with your history of urticaria and contact dermatitis, a laser " test spot" 24 hours before your scheduled treatment would be a good idea. This is a good way to determine if you would be more at risk for a skin reaction before having a whole treatment. The rash on...
Hello, and thank you for your question and photo. Unfortunately, laser hair removal is ineffective for grey, white or blond hair because these colors of hair do not have enough pigment for the laser to target. With nothing to target, the laser cannot damage the hair follicle and therefore hinder...