Does laser hair removal on fine hair tend to show results more slowly than on thick hair?

While considering laser hair removal, I took a closer look and realized that my hair isn't all the same thickness lol.

There are some thick and dark hairs, but if you look closely, there are also quite a few thin and fine fine hairs, so I became curious if it could remove even those.

I've seen reviews saying that it responds relatively well to thick hair, but is a bit tricky with fine hair. Is that actually true?

I am wondering if fine hairs from laser hair removal do not disappear completely from the start, but rather tend to decrease slowly over several sessions.

I don't really mind if only the thick hairs disappear and a little fine hair remains haha.

However, since the goal is to make it look neat overall, I want to know how much I can expect before I start.

If I continue getting laser hair removal, is it possible for even thick hairs to gradually thin out and eventually remain as fine hairs?

I am also curious whether the hair will gradually decrease if I continue laser hair removal in that condition, or if the effects will appear slowly from a certain point onwards.

Rather than just trying to complete as many sessions as possible, I prefer to stop when I feel reasonably satisfied haha.

During the consultation, would it be possible to receive an explanation on how effective the results are, even on fine hairs, based on my current hair thickness and color?

I don't want to get disappointed after mistakenly thinking it will turn out exactly the same way just by looking at other people's reviews.

I am curious if anyone has received a few additional laser hair removal sessions due to fine hairs.

I imagine there are some people who say they didn't really care much about fine hairs because shaving was practically unnecessary once their thick hairs had significantly thinned out.

For those of you who have received laser hair removal for a long time, what did the hair remaining at the very end feel like?

Please share a realistic review on whether daily life has become much more comfortable even if it is just thin and barely noticeable, rather than disappearing completely.

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