Hair Loss Process After Laser
✔ First 1-3 Days: There may be slight redness and sensitivity after the procedure. This is an indication that the laser has affected the hair follicles.
✔ First 1-2 Weeks: The hair begins to fall out slowly. Most of the hair falls out on its own, especially within 7-14 days.
✔ 3-4 Weeks: The hair affected by the laser is completely shed. However, new hair follicles may become active, so regular sessions should be continued.

What Can Be Done to Speed ​​Up the Shedding Process?
✔ Take a warm shower: Warm water should be preferred over very hot water after laser treatment in order not to irritate the skin.
✔ Exfoliate or scrub (But be careful!): 5-7 days after laser hair removal, you can speed up the shedding process by lightly exfoliating or scrubbing. However, you should be careful not to irritate the skin in the first few days.

✔ Do not pluck or pull: Tweezing or waxing the hair during the shedding process can stimulate the roots, so you can only use a razor.

✔ Do not skip sessions: Even if the hair falls out, it is important to complete the recommended number of sessions to get the full result.

Result
After laser hair removal, the hair starts to fall out within 7-14 days and is significantly reduced within 3-4 weeks. However, more than one session is required to get the full result. Since each person's hair structure is different, the shedding process may vary from person to person. In order to get the best result, it is important to complete the process by following expert advice and continuing with regular sessions.