Date:   4/12/2005 10:52:40 AM ( 20 y ago)
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> so does laser work on hormonally fuelled hair? i thought it was just hair that
> wasnt hormonally fuelled that could be eliminated by laser...hhmmm

Sure it works, in that it burns off the hair, but the question is how strongly it comes back and whether it keeps on coming back repeatedly.

> i'm asking because i have very deep rooted hair too, its so stubborn and
> and coarse, it hurts when i get it removed and is also damaging my skin
> ...i'm figuring i might have to get my chin lasered in the future sometime.

Laser works well with light skin and very dark hair that's not too coarse. It may in some circumstances destroy hair permanently. But hormonall-fuelled growth is very difficult to destroy if the hormones are still fuelling the growth. And you're up against the fact that what destroys hair is liable to damage skin.

When it comes to coarse, bristly facial hair approximating to male growth, most methods which may be permanent or very long term with lighter growth fail to deliver the goods or damage the skin in doing so.
 

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