If the hair doesn't disappear immediately after laser hair removal, when can I start seeing changes? Haha.

I thought that with laser hair removal, the hair would be gone as soon as I walked out lol

However, I looked it up and heard that in some cases, the area remains visible immediately after the procedure but naturally fades out after a few days.

Since this is my first time looking into laser hair removal, I'm really curious about the process haha.

Since I shaved on the day of the procedure, it naturally looks smooth, but is it possible that hair might start growing back after a few days?

I'm also curious if it will fall out at some point, or if the growth rate will just slow down next time.

Can I see these changes after just the first laser hair removal session?

I'm the type of person who wants to see results quickly, so I think I'll be looking at it every day after getting the first one lol

I am also wondering if I should not pluck the hair with tweezers just because it grows back after the procedure.

Would it be better to just leave it natural, or just give a light shave if necessary?

I would also like to know if shaving occasionally during laser hair removal will affect the effectiveness.

I saw reviews saying that people were worried it wasn't working because it looked like the hair kept growing back during the first few sessions. How many sessions did it actually take for you to feel a definite reduction in the amount of hair?

I think it would be better to first experience the growth slowing down and becoming sparser, rather than seeing it disappear completely haha.

I'm also wondering if the hair feels like it gradually gets thinner if I continue getting laser hair removal treatments.

I would also like to know if changes are more visible in areas with naturally thick hair, such as the armpits.

If anyone has received laser hair removal, please let me know how the changes progressed from the first session to the next!

If I knew the process of how the effects appear in advance, I think I wouldn't feel unnecessarily anxious haha ​​:)