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Laser hair removal<\/b> is increasingly being adopted by both men and women as a permanent solution to hair loss.
\nBut what if the hair doesn’t fall out<\/b> after a laser hair removal session?
\nHere’s a summary of the potential reasons why hair doesn’t fall out immediately after laser hair removal, and some practical advice on how to remedy the situation!  <\/p>\n

What is laser hair removal?<\/h2>\n

Laser hair removal<\/b><\/a> is a hair-removal technique used to significantly reduce or even eliminate hair growth<\/b> on various parts of the body.
\nIt works by using a concentrated beam of laser light<\/b> to target melanin, the pigment present in hair.
\nWhen the laser is applied to the skin, the light is absorbed by the hair’s melanin.
\nThis absorption converts the light into heat, which damages the hair follicles, the structures responsible for hair growth.
\nThe laser thus inhibits their ability to produce new hairs. Good to know<\/i>: laser hair removal is most effective on hair in its active growth phase, known as the anagen phase.
\nSeveral sessions are generally required to treat all hairs, as not all are in the anagen phase at the same time!  <\/p>\n

Why doesn’t your hair fall out after laser hair removal?<\/h2>\n

Sometimes hair doesn’t fall out immediately after a laser hair removal session<\/b>.
\nThe<\/b> main reason for this isthe hair growth phase<\/b>.
\nHairs go through different growth phases, and laser hair removal is most effective on hairs in the anagen phase, the active growth phase.
\nHowever, hairs in the resting (telogen) or transition (catagen) phase<\/b> may not be affected in the same way, and may remain visible<\/b> until they enter a new growth phase and then fall out naturally.
\nLaser hair removal will then appear ineffective, at least in part.
\nThe individual characteristics of each person<\/b> can also have an impact on the effectiveness of laser hair removal sessions.
\nFor example, lighter or finer hair<\/b> may require more sessions to achieve the same results as darker, thicker hair.
\nGenerally speaking, it’s important to remember that skin and hair reactions to laser treatment can vary from one person to another.
\nIt is therefore essential to take care of your skin on a daily basis<\/a> to avoid unpleasant surprises.
\nJust because hair doesn’t fall out immediately after a session doesn’t mean the treatment has failed<\/b>! It can be normal for treated hair to take several days to several weeks to fall out completely.
\nA slight delay may be necessary for the hair to detach from the damaged follicle, which is why it’s important to follow your practitioner’s recommendations and schedule several sessions to achieve optimal results.
\nTo schedule your next laser hair removal session, don’t hesitate to consult our available slots<\/a>! Our teams of experts are also at your disposal to study your situation and give you personalized advice to optimize the effectiveness of your hair removal sessions.
\nThe first consultation is free of charge.  <\/p>\n

What to do if the hair doesn’t fall out after laser hair removal?
\nOur advice! <\/h2>\n

Here are some simple but effective tips on what to do after laser hair removal to prevent your hair from falling out: <\/p>\n