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Dynamics of Hair Understanding Regrowth Types of Hair Appearance Vellus - fine short hair, often referred to as peach fuzz. No pigment or medulla present. Only 1mm long! Accelerated vellus – Appears on the cheeks in mature women. Terminal – course pigmented hair that covers the scalp, arms, legs, and facial areas of men and women. Can grow to lengths of 3 feet. Deep terminal- scalp hair and beard hair. Lanugo – soft downy hair, that covers the fetuses in utero. Often shed at birth, however, can remain to shed at a later stage. Stages of Hair Growth Anagen hair will be fully pigmented, however, new anagen hair may present white tips. The shaft of the anagen hair will be pigmented. Catagen hair may begin to loose color near the epidermis, with little pigment at the shaft of the hair. Telogen hair generally lacks pigment and appears thinner at the epidermis. Hair Releasing Anagen hair releases easily when the timing intensity is correct! Appears to be syrupy upon release from epidermis. Telogen hair will not want to release from epidermis. When extracted will present a blunted base. Often referred to as a “club Hair”! Regrowth of Hair Following Electrolysis or Laser Hair can regrow in in the same area of prior treatments. New growth – is not present a the time of treatment but appears as new terminal hair. Alternate growth – is not present at time of initial treatment but appears within twelve months. Hair conversion- is vellus hair that has converted to coarser hair due to hormone changes. False growth – is perceived as regrowth but has emerged naturally due to not having been treated in prior treatments. A new anagen hair replacing a shedding telogen hair. Regrowth Cont. Distorted hair roots - the lower portion of the hair appears soft, spongy, and stretches like a rubber band and springs back into a distorted shape. Distorted hairs are difficult to treat. When treating with electrolysis use blending or galvanic current to supply the lower section of follicl