Hair Loss : Permanent Hair Reduction: Is It The Same As Permanent Hair Removal?

Permanent Hair Reduction: Is It The Same As Permanent Hair Removal?

Due to legal reasons, you'll find few legitimate hair removal practitioners who will claim to offer permanent hair removal if they're smart and if they're ethical.

Try to find a practitioner who will put their claim of permanent hair removal in writing with a guarantee.

Currently, the only hair removal option that is widely considered to offer permanent hair removal is Electrolysis.

For legal reasons, it's difficult for other hair removal practitioners to promise something that they can't actually prove 100%.

For example, if you go in for hair removal treatment and one year later there is hair growing in the same area, does this mean that the hair removal didn't deliver "permanent hair removal" or is this new hair that has simply grown from dormant hair follicles that were not above the skin when you went in for the hair removal treatment?

How would a hair removal practitioner prove that it is new hair?

How can you prove that it isn't?

Again, they probably won't agree to put a plain English 100% money back guarantee together that states that they stand by their claim of permanent hair removal.

How can they?

The reality is that you'll most likely find that you'll be told that their service might offer permanent hair reduction and not permanent hair removal.

In other words, their service might reduce the amount of unwanted hair you have but won't necessarily achieve a 100% elimination of unwanted hair.

As time goes on there may be other hair removal options that come onto the market that can also make the claim of permanent hair removal but for now, Electrolysis is the only one that truly can.

Because Electrolysis involves treating each hair one by one, it may not be the most time or cost effective option for dealing with large body areas such as your back or even your arms and legs if they have a lot of hair you want removed.

If that's the case, you might consider other options such as laser and light hair removal that don't offer permanent hair removal but are capable of clearing larger areas of hair relatively quickly and possibly offering permanent hair reduction.

As with other hair removal options, do your research and consult with people you trust for the answers you need.

Temporary and permanent hair removal technology is evolving constantly and is relevant to both men and women who want to remove unwanted hair.

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