Can you have hair loss from fractional lasers?

The 1410 nm
wavelength is not one normally associated with hair loss as the other doctors
have noted. But from your explanation of events, it appears that you have had
issues with the procedure you had performed. These should always be performed
under the auspices of a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon that
should be able to work with you to determine why you have had issues and what
best can be done to make the potential scarring better. I would recommend
finding a derm or a plastic surgeon in your area who can evaluate what is going
on, what best can be done now and help you with skin care or an appropriate
further series of treatments. Best of luck.

Simple answer is NO, the reason being that the wavelength does not affect the hair follicles. Additionally the delivery ( Pulse duration) is not in the spectrum that affects the cells in the hair follicle itself, and the depth of penetration is not in the subcuttaneous fat- where the follicular ' bulge' resides. So the plain answer is NO. Hair loss is common and can be due to genetic causes or inflammatory dermatoses - you should consult a board certified Dermatologist with an interest in hair disorders for a diagnosis. Hope this helpDr Davin Lim Laser and Aesthetic DermatologistBRISBANE, Australia.