It has been nearly three weeks and i still have hair underarms, less but its still there. Then the technician said thats why people get it done in winter time mostly because it takes a while to have hair fall out. Because my hair grows so quickly she scheduled my second appointment 2.5 weeks after my first one. Will the treatments spread out when hair stops growing back as quickly?
Answer: How Long Does Hair Take to Fall out After Laser? Place I Use Advises Not Shaving/waxing in Between.
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Answer: How Long Does Hair Take to Fall out After Laser? Place I Use Advises Not Shaving/waxing in Between.
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Answer: There are many reasons for laser hair removal to be in effective Thank you for your question! There are many reasons for laser hair removal to be in effective from the type of hair treated to underlying hormonal issues such as Polycystic ovarian syndrome. Finer hair and lighter colored hair is more difficult to treat. In addition hormonal imbalances such as excessive testosterone can lead to continued hair growth. For laser hair removal to be effective, hair has to be dark in nature. Blonde hair, red hair, white hair and grey haired clients are not amenable to treatments. 3-4 weeks is average for time between underarms treatments. If hairs are going to "fall out" after hair removal it usually happens within a week. You can shave in between treatments, though I wouldn't recommend tweezing , plucking or waxing or threading while you are doing the treatments. Best of luck!
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Answer: There are many reasons for laser hair removal to be in effective Thank you for your question! There are many reasons for laser hair removal to be in effective from the type of hair treated to underlying hormonal issues such as Polycystic ovarian syndrome. Finer hair and lighter colored hair is more difficult to treat. In addition hormonal imbalances such as excessive testosterone can lead to continued hair growth. For laser hair removal to be effective, hair has to be dark in nature. Blonde hair, red hair, white hair and grey haired clients are not amenable to treatments. 3-4 weeks is average for time between underarms treatments. If hairs are going to "fall out" after hair removal it usually happens within a week. You can shave in between treatments, though I wouldn't recommend tweezing , plucking or waxing or threading while you are doing the treatments. Best of luck!
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January 3, 2018
Answer: Hair Removal Loss after Treatments Normally the follicles that are killed during a treatment can take 10-12 days to fall out. You should normally be waiting 4-6 between treatments and sometimes 6-8 weeks depending on the area treated. There is no reason you should be going every 2.5 weeks, that is too soon. Hair growth is also a cycle and not based on the weather. I am not sure where you are going for treatment, but they are giving you lots of false information and I am not sure they are very professional.
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January 3, 2018
Answer: Hair Removal Loss after Treatments Normally the follicles that are killed during a treatment can take 10-12 days to fall out. You should normally be waiting 4-6 between treatments and sometimes 6-8 weeks depending on the area treated. There is no reason you should be going every 2.5 weeks, that is too soon. Hair growth is also a cycle and not based on the weather. I am not sure where you are going for treatment, but they are giving you lots of false information and I am not sure they are very professional.
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October 7, 2016
Answer: Laser Hair Removal Preparation There are many reasons for laser hair removal to be in effective from the type of hair treated to underlying hormonal issues such as Polycystic ovarian syndrome. Finer hair and lighter colored hair is more difficult to treat. In addition hormonal imbalances such as excessive testosterone can lead to continued hair growth. For laser hair removal to be effective, hair has to be dark in nature. Blonde hair, red hair, white hair and grey haired clients are not amenable to treatments. 3-4 weeks is average for time between underarms treatments. If hairs are going to "fall out" after hair removal it usually happens within a week. You can shave in between treatments, though I wouldn't recommend tweezing, plucking or waxing or threading while you are doing the treatments.
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October 7, 2016
Answer: Laser Hair Removal Preparation There are many reasons for laser hair removal to be in effective from the type of hair treated to underlying hormonal issues such as Polycystic ovarian syndrome. Finer hair and lighter colored hair is more difficult to treat. In addition hormonal imbalances such as excessive testosterone can lead to continued hair growth. For laser hair removal to be effective, hair has to be dark in nature. Blonde hair, red hair, white hair and grey haired clients are not amenable to treatments. 3-4 weeks is average for time between underarms treatments. If hairs are going to "fall out" after hair removal it usually happens within a week. You can shave in between treatments, though I wouldn't recommend tweezing, plucking or waxing or threading while you are doing the treatments.
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July 15, 2017
Answer: Hair Growth Cycles and Laser Hair Removal Sessions From the description of your answer from the technician, it appears that the person is giving you an answer with the sole purpose to get you back into the office as soon as they can, in order to maximize the costs to you for them. Laser hair removal has been studied for over 20 years. We know the hair growth cycles for each area of the body and we know how many hairs are in each of the cycles we want to treat. Laser hair removal should be done at 4-6 intervals, and most of us like to bring our clients back at 4 weeks – this is easier for scheduling. So 2.5 weeks is a little too quick and I would be hesitant to continue there. Your hair will fall out if the treatments are done correctly and the energy sufficiently delivered to the hair bulb in the hair follicle.
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July 15, 2017
Answer: Hair Growth Cycles and Laser Hair Removal Sessions From the description of your answer from the technician, it appears that the person is giving you an answer with the sole purpose to get you back into the office as soon as they can, in order to maximize the costs to you for them. Laser hair removal has been studied for over 20 years. We know the hair growth cycles for each area of the body and we know how many hairs are in each of the cycles we want to treat. Laser hair removal should be done at 4-6 intervals, and most of us like to bring our clients back at 4 weeks – this is easier for scheduling. So 2.5 weeks is a little too quick and I would be hesitant to continue there. Your hair will fall out if the treatments are done correctly and the energy sufficiently delivered to the hair bulb in the hair follicle.
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