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PCOS Chin hair laser removal
I have hair on my chin that I want to reduce through laser. I have read on Google that laser activates dormant hair bulbs. Is there a chance for new and more hair on chin after laser? Also should I go to vendors like kaya or go to a clinic? Am doing it for the first time, so a little scared. Will one session be within 5-8k bcz it's only one small part on my chin or will it be more expensive? Can anyone give me a rough idea please.
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Unwanted hair and hirsutism need a comprehensive approach, which is mostly due to hyperandrogenism. You need to do an ultrasound to rule out pcod. You can do diode laser hair removal for optimum results.
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you can consult me through practo online private consult. Send your pictures. some creams are available that gives good results as well.
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No problem..Undergo laser hair removal therapy.otherwise, few creams also available.. contact me by direct online consultation for treatment by sending photos.
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