*To proceed with your insurance coverage for hair removal, you'll need a Letter of Medical Necessity from the provider who will perform the procedure. This letter should detail the size and location of the treatment area, along with the expected number of units needed per body region for a comprehensive treatment plan.
Terminal Hair Growth Description:
Terminal hair refers to the mature, fully developed hair that is coarser, thicker, and darker compared to vellus hair, which is the fine, light-colored hair commonly found on various parts of the body. Terminal hair is typically found in areas influenced by hormones, such as the scalp, armpits, and pubic region. During puberty, hormonal changes trigger the transformation of vellus hair into terminal hair in certain areas, contributing to the development of secondary sexual characteristics.
Pictured below is an example of terminal growth