Laser hair removal, when performed correctly by qualified practitioners, typically does not cause an increase in hair growth. In fact, it is intended to reduce and manage unwanted hair growth. However, there are certain factors to consider:

1. Stimulation of Dormant Follicles: While laser hair removal targets actively growing hair follicles, it does not affect dormant or vellus (fine, light-colored) hair. In some cases, dormant follicles may become activated and produce thicker, darker hair over time. This is a natural process and not a direct result of laser treatment.

2. Hormonal Changes: Hormonal changes due to factors like pregnancy, menopause, medical conditions, or medications can influence hair growth patterns. If such changes occur after laser hair removal, they may lead to new hair growth.

3. Incomplete Treatment: If laser hair removal sessions are not completed as recommended, or if a suitable treatment plan is not followed, there may be incomplete hair reduction, which could lead to the perception of increased hair growth.

It's important to follow the recommended treatment plan provided by your practitioner at SKINFUDGE and attend all scheduled sessions to achieve the best and most long-lasting results. In some cases, periodic maintenance sessions may be necessary to address any regrowth. If you notice any unusual or unexpected hair growth after laser hair removal, it's advisable to consult with your practitioner or dermatologist to determine the cause and explore potential solutions.