Hair Removal

Women's excessive facial hair growth - there is no need to suffer!

Excessive facial hair or body in women is a condition called hirsutism. Hirsutism either runs in the family, usually presenting at menopause and puberty, or it may be an indicator of a larger problem behind. Research indicates that up to 10-12% of the Australian women affected by polycystic ovary syndrome, which may be linked to excessive hair growth and hirsutism.

Hereditary hirsutism is largely an aesthetic rather than a health problem. When he is not hereditary, it is likely the result of excessive production of male hormones (adrenal virilism), or increased sensitivity of the hair follicle to normal male hormone levels. It is important for the health of both a woman and her self-con dence of having the disease diagnosed by a doctor. Hirsutism and any hormone imbalance that can explain this condition can be treated. Excessive facial and / or hair can be managed. Electrolysis is a way of managing excess hair but this can be painful, slow and very costly requiring many visits in a single follicle at a time is usually treated by sending an electric impulse to the hair shaft.

Laser hair removal (as opposed to the much less effective IPL) a maintenance procedure much easier to manage as it treats a larger number of follicles at a time, is more comfortable than electrolysis and provides treatment fast and efficient. Hair Growth Hormone by laser hair removal is an effective and manageable but not always a permanent solution because it is likely that hormonal hair regrowth may occur although usually at a much slower and usually much thinner before, while suffering from hirsutism should be wary of claims by a service provider they will achieve a permanent solution.

A woman might consider bleaching her facial hair, making it less visible alternately regularly waxing can also help. All these methods should be used as a means of treating the symptom, but a woman with progressing hirsutism should consult a physician for a diagnosis so as not to jeopardize his health or his confidence.

Nad's Laser Hair Removal Clinic treats a number of sick hirsutism warns, however, that when it comes to facial hair, customers must carefully choose their provider of care clinics Nad will see a large number of customers were treated by inexperienced IPL and Laser Clinics. Inappropriate treatment can result in hair growth for additional areas of the face or hormonal. Nad's Laser Hair Removal Clinic warns that only the affected areas should be treated by highly trained therapists who have a good understanding and experience of many years in the treatment of skin that can lead to inappropriate treatment side effects .. In addition, certain medications are photosensitive and may cause a negative effect if a consultation before treatment is not properly conducted by skilled therapists. For more information on laser hair removal visit www.nadsclinic.com.au