Bumps on my hands after waxing

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Asked for Female, 21 Years

I've been doing waxing since 3 years Everytime I do waxing after 1 week I get very small bumps all over my hands and after few days it will go and hairs grows Can I find any solution for this problem? Any alternative hair removal technique

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Dr. Manoj Agarwala Dermatologist 16 yrs exp Raipur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manoj Agarwala

Dermatologist 16 yrs exp Raipur

Based on your description it looks like a wax folliculitis which is a common condition. Sometimes they co-exist with fungal folliculitis and can be determined with more precision during a consultation. Kindly consult a dermatologist for exact diagnosis and treatment plan. It is also important to prevent their relapse once you have got it cured. You can opt for laser hair reduction in future

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