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Stressful Events: A strand of hair completes its lifecycle in three stages. The growing phase called anagen, resting phase called catagen, and shedding off phase called telogen. The anagen phase lasts for anywhere between 28 years. However, under certain traumatic or stressful events, 85% of hair make a shift from anagen and catagen phase to telogen phase directly, and very early. Thereby leading to loss of hair. Stressful events, therefore, can be one of the causes of sudden hair loss in women. Such events can be childbirth, a severe infection, malnutrition, major surgery, and extreme stress. This type of hair loss is called telogen effluvium, and generally it is reversible.It is a long procedure, and even a small area like the upper lip may take a total of 4 to 10 hours, and a larger area such as the bikini line may take 8 to 16 hours. This is a permanent method, but it is expensive and time consuming. The process can be painful, and dry skin, scabs, scarring, and inflammation may result after treatment. Laser: Here a laser would be directed through your skin to the hair follicle and stop growth. Large areas of skin can be treated at the same time. It can last up to 6 months. This method is best suited for light-skinned people having dark hair, as the melanin in the hair absorbs more of the light; thus making treatment more effective. The treatment can be expensive and may cost up to $500 or more.Prescription Treatments: Medicinal creams are available by prescription, such as eflornithine for treating facial hair growth. The cream is to be applied twice a day until the hair becomes softer and lighter. Side effects may include skin irritation and acne. Another method that doctors prescribe is antiandrogen medications to reduce the appearance of unwanted hair.