I have very thick, curly hair (it's like steel wool; I've never met another Caucasian with hair like mine) which has started to recede slightly but the widows peak part is still really thick. I keep my head shaved all the time so I would really like to have permanent hair removal to make my hair even more receded so the patch that I've circled red in the photo doesn't grow back. Is this possible / advisable / unusual ? Any views most appreciated.
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Answer: Hair Line Contouring with Laser Hair Removal
The diode laser typically has a large spot size and can treat areas relatively rapidly, effectively, and relatively comfortably. If you are not tolerating this particular laser, consider an alexandrite (755 nm wavelength) laser.
Because laser hair removal only targets the hair follicles that are currently in their active growth phase, not every single hair is treated during any one treatment session. For that reason, it’s completely normal to still see and feel hair in the targeted area even directly after treatment. A...
Thank you for your question. Electrolysis is a little better then plucking the hair. However, laser hair removal is a more permanent solution but is not precise and you may end up with an unusual shape to your brows. Plucking the brows allows you to shape them the way you want. I recommend...