I got ingrown hair after my first laser hair removal! Is it normal? (Photo)

It may be that the new hair was in a different growth phase. Typically, if it is darker and thicker, then it should actually respond even better to subsequent treatments. It usually takes multiple treatments to achieve permanent hair reduction.

When shaving your hair it doesn't grow back thicker, it's an illusion. When you shave you cut the hair on an angle so it may appear thicker and coarser. If you are getting laser hair removal on your neck, it is absolutely OK to shave. We recommend shaving in between treatments and not waxing or...

A combination approach is needed. This can be improved with lasers, peels, skin lightening microneedling/prp and skin care. Sun protection is essential. I recommend getting a formal consultation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

It always takes a series of treatments to get results with laser hair removal. It may be that the parameters of the laser may need to be adjusted. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a laser hair removal expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Hi there. Without a picture it's difficult to tell what these bumps are. Hair lasers should not be used on a tattoo, either to remove the tattoo or the hairs. You could have a burn. I would suggest that you consult with your doctor to see what you can do to prevent any complications like...