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laser hair removal dilema 2

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Lottie24 | 11:28 Fri 27th Jun 2008 | Beauty
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I don't know whether shaving has caused this, maybe I shouldn't of shaved and left the fine 'baby' hairs alone - or would this still of happened??

I have only just finished paying off the loan over a year down the line so money is a huge issue here, although I do want to rectify the problem if I can. It is stressful, embarrassing and after the initial treatment I really found that I had my confidence back.

At the end of the year I will have �3,000 of hard earned savings which was intended to go towards my future - renting/possibly buying with my partner.

I don't know whether to dip into this to have a few more sessions (�230 a time for legs) or whether to have another 6 treatments �1,074). I don't know how many treatments I will need. And, what if after spending a chunk of my savings the exact same outcome will occur?.

I don't earn a lot so I don't want to waste my money. However, if a few more treatments will work - then I wont mind so much about the extra cost.

It's really getting me down. I haven't told my partner - not because he won't be understanding, but because I find it a personal issue and don't really want him to know.

Any advice or comments would be very much appreciated.

Thank you so much.

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I don't understand, if you've already had this course of treatment and paid all this money, then why is the hair still coming back?

People say shaving doesn't make hairs grow back coarser, but evidently it does. I usually epilate and I know if for some reason I have to shave, then the regrowth is thicker and coarser, than if I was or epilate.

Maybe you shouldn't have kept shaving after your treatments, as perhaps it's encouraged the hairs to become thick again. I thought after a few laser tratments the roots weaken and eventually the hairs stop growing for a time?

You have to consider if the treatment is working and effective. If it's not, then it's probably unwise to keep investing in it.
I think you need to ask the person you had the laser treatment done by this question. I get laser hair removal done and it's never come back.

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