Hair grows in cycles. Not all hair on our bodies is visible at any given time. Your hair growth cycles are unique to you, as well as to different areas of the body being treated. There are three distinct phases of hair growth: 1) active growth, 2) a brief dormant period, and 3) a resting period. When a hair follicle is in the growth phase, it can be seen. Eventually the hair although still visible, detaches from the root and will fall out. Then the cycle begins again.

Hair grows about 1/2 inch to one inch per month but can vary depending on the season and general health of the person. Excess body heat from regular exercise has been known to make hair grow faster.

The first step of your hair loss treatment should be to quickly stop more hair shedding. Retane has been clinically proven to be very effective in stopping hair loss. The second step is to reverse the hair loss process and regrow hair. While many users of Retane reported new growth of hair when it was used early enough in the hair loss process, there is currently no effective means to regenerate hair at advanced stages of baldness.

The new hair starts to grow between 14-16 weeks and will take at least 6 months for the new hair to make a significant cosmetic difference to your appearance.

After the transplant procedure most of the transplanted hair goes through a healing phase of two months. After the initial two months the hair starts growing at the same rate as your non-transplanted hair. The average rate of growth is half an inch per month.

Studies indicate that head hair grows on average of 0.5 inches (1.3cm) per month. This growth rate varies slightly (estimated at ? 0.2 cm per month), consequently there is some (? 1 week) time variation possible. Head and body hair do not grow at the same rate; body hair grows at a much slower rate.

On the eyebrows, the growing phase is only about 10 weeks, so eyebrow hairs never grow very long. Pubic and armpit hair growth rates are roughly similar, while leg hairs grow more slowly and are shorter. So these types of hairs are replaced about every 10 weeks. According to Health News, "Armpit hair grows at about .3mm per day." and that "healthy scalp hair grows an average of half an inch or one centimeter per month.

The Altus CoolGlide Xeo? laser (and other lasers) work by destroying hair roots which are active at the time of treatment, and which have enough pigment to absorb sufficient laser energy. The hair shafts in the treated hair follicles will fall out, or be "shed" 1-3 weeks after treatment.

Grafted hair tends to start growing around 6-12 weeks after the operation, and will continue to grow for the rest of the patient's life.

Although the hair roots are reactivated shortly after the FABAO treatment starts, it takes 10 to 11 weeks until the first new hair pushes through the scalp - this is due to biological reasons. In most cases, your hairdresser or barber will notice the first small new hairs when your hair is being washed. After this, the growth increases from month to month; in other words, more and more new hairs become visible, and of course they become longer and longer.

We can not be exact with the information provided. But hair always grows - about 1 cm per month. If it is not growing long it means that the hairs are staying in the skin for a shorter time. Cutting will not change this.

No. Any re-growth will occur in the opposite manner of the hair loss. In other words the hair that is lost last will be the first to re-grow.