Ice point shedding lip hair 15 times without much effect

The lack of significant effect after 15 sessions of freezing point hair removal may be related to treatment parameter settings, hair follicle characteristics, or operating techniques. Ice point hair removal requires multiple treatments to take effect, but if more than 10 treatments are still ineffective, factors such as insufficient device energy, hair in a resting period, and hormonal imbalances should be investigated.

Ice point hair removal utilizes selective photothermal action to destroy hair follicles, but shallow color, thin diameter, or abnormal hormone levels of hair around the lips may lead to poor results. Low energy settings during treatment cannot completely destroy hair follicle stem cells, and improper operation techniques can also affect the overlap rate of the light spot. Due to genetic factors, some populations have strong hair follicle regeneration ability and require increased treatment frequency. In rare cases, endocrine disorders such as polycystic ovary syndrome may exist, leading to excessive secretion of androgens that stimulate hair growth. Abnormal thyroid function and long-term use of hormone drugs can also interfere with hair removal effects. This type of situation requires treatment of the primary disease first, combined with medication to regulate hormone levels before hair removal.

It is recommended to choose a regular medical institution to review equipment parameters and operating procedures, and if necessary, combine permanent hair removal methods such as electrolytic hair removal. During the treatment period, avoid exposure to sunlight and use irritating skincare products, maintain a regular schedule to reduce the impact of hormone fluctuations on hair follicles. If accompanied by symptoms such as menstrual disorders and acne, timely medical attention should be sought to check endocrine levels.