Regrowth that results from insufficient application of current will appear on the schedule of a tweezed hair.

• A. On the schedule of a tweezed hair
• B. Immediately after treatment
• C. In two weeks
• D. After a month

Answer: (A)

Regrowth from using too little current means the hair follicle wasn’t fully destroyed, so that hair can start to grow again. In practice, this regrowth is identified when the client returns for the next session and the regrown hair is added to the treatment plan. That’s why the result is described as appearing on the schedule of a tweezed hair—it’s something that gets re-added to the appointment schedule for follow-up treatment. The timing isn’t tied to an exact number of days; it hinges on when the hair regrows and is then scheduled for the next visit.