Will a shaved beard grow back?
The shaved beard will grow back because only the hair shaft and hair root are removed when shaving, while the hair bulb and hair follicle cannot be removed. Therefore, the beard will grow back after a period of time. If you want to permanently remove the beard, laser hair removal is recommended. Laser hair removal can effectively remove the beard, and after 3-5 treatments, it generally will not grow back again. It is also highly safe and will not cause damage to the skin.
Beard growth is a manifestation of male characteristics and a normal phenomenon of physical development. Some young people may think that the sparse beard does not look good, and tend to pluck the beard one by one with their hands or tweezers. However, this is unnecessary and impossible. Because even if the beard is plucked, the hair follicle remains, and the beard will grow back again.
1. Beard is a type of hair, with skin appendages such as hair follicles and sebaceous glands underneath. The hair papilla at the end of the hair root inside the skin contains rich nerve endings and blood vessels. Therefore, people will feel pain when plucking the beard.
2. If the skin, hair follicles, or sebaceous glands are damaged while plucking the beard, bacteria on the skin surface of the hands or face may enter the wound and cause folliculitis, sebaceous glanditis, leading to boils or swelling of the lips or even the face.
3. There is a rich network of blood vessels around the nose and lips, which communicate with intracranial blood vessels. Therefore, this area is medically referred to as the "dangerous triangle." If the beard is plucked randomly, bacterial infections in the skin, hair follicles, and sebaceous glands around the lips can easily spread to the spongy venous sinus inside the cranium, potentially causing meningitis or septicemia, which is very dangerous.
4. Even if the skin infection caused by plucking the beard can be cured, excessive damage may leave scars, nodules, or pigmentation on the surface, resulting in an unattractive appearance instead of the desired beauty.
Laser hair removal is suitable for every inch of skin on the body, and it also has special effects on lip hair. Based on the selective principle of photo-thermal dynamics, laser hair removal effectively reaches the root of hair by manually adjusting the wavelength, energy, and pulse of the laser. This causes the hair follicle to absorb excessive heat and shrink, losing the ability to regenerate hair, while not damaging the surrounding tissues.
