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Laser hair removal is performed on the young in the same manner it is on adults. An intense pulsating light will destroy follicles wherever needed. It should be explained in detail to the teen which will enable her, as more females have hair removed than males, to know what to expect. Possible side effects are:The treated area will be red for a few days after treatment. It may not be a bad idea to wait until a special time like a school holiday or even the summertime to have it done. Hair won't immediately disappear. It may even get thicker at first, which may alarm the teen, but then it will disappear.There will probably be some swelling around the treated area which may last for several hours. Several visits may be necessary for complete eradication. No more than four is the norm.There are some negatives to allowing laser hair removal in teens:It's very expensive to have repeat sessions performed since youthful hair is still growing to its maturity. The procedure may last up to six months but will most likely need to be retreated after that. Only those with a darker hair color are the best candidates.Female Pattern Baldness Is a Typically Preventable DiseaseThe good news is that female pattern baldness can be successfully treated if you catch it early enough.Overview of female pattern baldnessWhile natural hair loss in women is generally referred to as female pattern baldness,(or androgenetic alopecia) women's hair loss is rarely classified as true baldness, nor does it often resemble the patterns of hair loss so often seen in men. With diffused thinning of the hair all over the head, hair loss, for women, can have a devastating affect on self-esteem. After all, a woman's hair isn't supposed to fall out. That problem belongs to men. Right Well, not exactly. In fact statistics say that by the age of 80, some 57% of women will experience some level of female pattern baldness.Causes of female pattern baldness* Hormone imbalance -- Scientists have still not reached a consensus about the genetic and hormonal mechanisms that trigger hair loss, but DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) an androgen (male) hormone, is one of the main culprits in hair loss. In women, hormone imbalance often comes with age.