It has been several months since my last session(it worked very well, I got rid of lots of hair but not all of them) and I already shaved once because I read somewhere that waxing might bring back some hair. But my hairs growing back more quickly and thicker as I didn't expect. So my question is what is the best way that won't bring back all hair?
Answer: Best Way to Remove hair You obviously respond to laser hair removal because your hair was gone for a couple of months. The growth cycle on the back is 26 weeks so you can be hair free for 10 to 12 weeks when the next growth cycle starts to appear. This is why we laser the back every 6 to twelve weeks depending on the growth rate. It sounds like it is time for another treatment. It is not unusual to feel like all the hair is back when you first start doing laser hair removal, because you lose only 10 to 15 percent of the treated hair after each treatment. Shaving is the best way to remove hair between treatments. Shaving does not stimulate hair growth as it does not tug or shear the hair. The best way to get rid of your hair, permanent reduction, is to treat regularly so that you affect all stages of growth and continue to damage and shrink the hair follicles.
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Answer: Best Way to Remove hair You obviously respond to laser hair removal because your hair was gone for a couple of months. The growth cycle on the back is 26 weeks so you can be hair free for 10 to 12 weeks when the next growth cycle starts to appear. This is why we laser the back every 6 to twelve weeks depending on the growth rate. It sounds like it is time for another treatment. It is not unusual to feel like all the hair is back when you first start doing laser hair removal, because you lose only 10 to 15 percent of the treated hair after each treatment. Shaving is the best way to remove hair between treatments. Shaving does not stimulate hair growth as it does not tug or shear the hair. The best way to get rid of your hair, permanent reduction, is to treat regularly so that you affect all stages of growth and continue to damage and shrink the hair follicles.
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August 9, 2017
Answer: You may not be "finished"! The best way to remove remaining hair after laser hair removal treatments have been terminated is shaving. However, if dark hair continues to return in the areas you had treated and the amount of reduction is not to your satisfaction, you may not have had enough treatments for your best results. I suggest discussing this with your doctor.
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August 9, 2017
Answer: You may not be "finished"! The best way to remove remaining hair after laser hair removal treatments have been terminated is shaving. However, if dark hair continues to return in the areas you had treated and the amount of reduction is not to your satisfaction, you may not have had enough treatments for your best results. I suggest discussing this with your doctor.
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