Laser Hair Removal Toronto: Cycles of Hair Growth
28/06/2019 15:30
Hair grows from the root or follicle beneath the skin. The blood vessels supply it with nutrients making it able to grow. Between the times it starts to grow and when it falls out, there are different stages. At any one point, hair can be at a different stage. Most people lose 50 to 100 hairs every day as part of this natural cycle. Laser hair removal Toronto will consider these growth stages if it is to be successful. Those phases include:
Anagen (growing phase)
This phase lasts anywhere between two and seven years. It determines how long your hair turns out to be. Over time, the length of this stage will decrease, and so hair becomes thinner and weaker after every cycle. Note that hair, on any part of the body, will go through this stage. Some types of laser hair removal Toronto will concentrate on focusing light to reduce the growing phase.
Catagen and telogen phase
The catagen phase is also called the transition phase and lasts a maximum of ten days. During this phase, hair follicles shrink, and they detach from the dermal papilla. During the telogen phase, otherwise called the resting period, old hair rests. Telogen phase lasts for three months. At any one time, 15% of hairs in the scalp are in this phase.
Exogen (new hair phase)
In some cases, this phase is classified as part of the resting period. Old hair begins to shed, and new hair starts growing. Approximately 150 hairs can fall out every day during this stage, and it will be considered normal. Before laser hair removal Toronto, the doctor may look at this phase. If hair enters the resting phase too early, this phase shades excessively.
Hair loss is sometimes linked to the genetics of the person. However behavioral and medical conditions will have a contribution. Successful hair removal must look at your medical records.
Hair grows from the root or follicle beneath the skin. The blood vessels supply it with nutrients making it able to grow. Between the times it starts to grow and when it falls out, there are different stages. At any one point, hair can be at a different stage. Most people lose 50 to 100 hairs every day as part of this natural cycle. Laser hair removal Toronto will consider these growth stages if it is to be successful. Those phases include:
Anagen (growing phase)
This phase lasts anywhere between two and seven years. It determines how long your hair turns out to be. Over time, the length of this stage will decrease, and so hair becomes thinner and weaker after every cycle. Note that hair, on any part of the body, will go through this stage. Some types of laser hair removal Toronto will concentrate on focusing light to reduce the growing phase.
Catagen and telogen phase
The catagen phase is also called the transition phase and lasts a maximum of ten days. During this phase, hair follicles shrink, and they detach from the dermal papilla. During the telogen phase, otherwise called the resting period, old hair rests. Telogen phase lasts for three months. At any one time, 15% of hairs in the scalp are in this phase.
Exogen (new hair phase)
In some cases, this phase is classified as part of the resting period. Old hair begins to shed, and new hair starts growing. Approximately 150 hairs can fall out every day during this stage, and it will be considered normal. Before laser hair removal Toronto, the doctor may look at this phase. If hair enters the resting phase too early, this phase shades excessively.
Hair loss is sometimes linked to the genetics of the person. However behavioral and medical conditions will have a contribution. Successful hair removal must look at your medical records.