Can I do laser hair removal every 4 weeks?

It will take approximately 6-8 treatments to get the optimum benefit from your laser hair removal procedure. Facial laser hair treatments can be done every 4 weeks and body treatments are performed every 6 weeks.

How often should you get laser hair removal sessions?

once every 4 to 6 weeks
Removing hair often requires a series of laser treatments. Most patients can have laser hair removal once every 4 to 6 weeks. Your dermatologist will tell you when it is safe to have another treatment. Most patients see some hair regrowth.

Is it bad to wait too long between laser hair removal treatments?

If you want too long between treatments, your hair follicles won’t be damaged enough to stop growing hair. You’ll see an initial thinning, but your results will fade, and it won’t be long before you’re back to normal hair growth.

Can I laser every week?

At The Cosmetic Clinic, as a rule of thumb, to help permanently reduce your hair growth, you will need to visit us in clinic for a laser hair removal session every 2-4 weeks, for a minimum of 6-12 treatments. For the face, the growth cycle is faster so usually to start with a visit ever 2 weeks is required.

What happens if you wait too long between laser sessions?

Does lasered hair grow back?

Hairs that have been damaged with laser treatments typically do not grow back, although regrowth is possible. Hair does not grow back slower after laser hair removal. However, you will have fewer noticeable follicles with each consecutive growth phase.

What are the black dots after laser?

After shedding finishes, you might experience little black dots still “stuck” in the skin. These are commonly referred to as “pepperspots” and will shed eventually, but might take a bit longer. Exfoliate to help those out as well.

Is it OK to pull hair out after laser?

You should not pull out loose hairs after laser hair removal. Laser hair removal targets the hair follicle to permanently remove hair from the body. For successful results the follicle has to be present so the laser can target it. Waxing, plucking or threading removes the root of the hair follicle.