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I just wanted to know about laser hair removal
If i go and have my first laser hair removal treatment
will i be all hair free the same day ?
Please post ASAP
Thank You

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I just wanted to know about laser hair removal
If i go and have my first laser hair removal treatment
will i be all hair free the same day ?
Please post ASAP
Thank You

Answer
You actually won't be rid of your hair that same day, unfortunately. The treated hair follicles will shed their hair over a several day period. So, you WILL reap the benefits just a few days after your treatment.
Of course, you will see more hair as the next layer of hair reaches its anagen, or active, stage of hair growth. You'll probably have already scheduled your next treatment, as that's usually taken care of after completion of each treatment.
Do you have a treatment scheduled soon?

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So you telling me that all of the hair will shed over a several day period, and then after i will be all hair free ???
and if all of the hair will shed, how long before the new hair grow back ?
And on this website it says Laser Hair removal mean permanent reduction in hair growth 90% of the time
Does the permanent reduction of 90% mean for a lifetime period ?
and the other 10 % will grow back sometime in the lifetime ?
Please post here ASAP
Thank you
and no i haven't yet scheduled my treatment. i just want to get my questions answered before i go.

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It means 90% of laser hair removal patients enjoy permanent hair removal. Hair won't grow back into the follicles that were active upon treatment, but new follicles might form later, in which new hair may grow.
Yes, you'll notice that after your first treatment the hassles of hair growth are already diminishing, but you will still hve hair that needs to be treated, as mentioned. Laser hair removal treatments can be spaced anywhere from 4-12 weeks apart. Some places start off by placing treatments closer together, and then set them farther apart with each consecutive treatment. Different practices have different policies, and every patient has a different situation.
It's great that you're doing a lot of research before hand. That makes for a smarter patient, and really more effective results. Of course, as I always say, attending a few face-to-face consultations is the most foolproof way to get accurate information.