how do i permanantly remove penis hair?
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If you're 1 of the millions of people who have hair growing where you don't want it, today's good news is, you have a wide range of effective hair removal options available to you.
Reasons For Hair Removal
People's reasons for wanting hair removed run the gamut from medical necessity to "just because I feel like it." Many women include hair removal as part of their normal cosmetic routine. They shave their legs and underarms, pluck their eyebrows, and have pubic hair trimmed or removed to accommodate today's fashions.
Most men shave their facial hair, and men sometimes shave their body hair for cosmetic purposes, as well. To enhance their performance, their appearance, or both, many athletes -- particularly swimmers and body builders -- will undergo hair removal procedures.
Some people with hair growth disorders like hypertrichosis or hirsutism use hair removal procedures for medical reasons.
Temporary Or Permanent Removal
Hair removal procedures can be separated into 2 categories: temporary and permanent.
Temporary techniques work only for short periods of time, and are subject to the body's normal hair growth cycle. They include shaving, plucking, waxing, and a wide selection of creams. Most people use temporary hair removal procedures at home, but they can also be obtained in a spa or salon.
Permanent Hair Removal Techniques
The "Permanent" procedures outlined below seek to remove unwanted hair in such a way that it returns never or, at worst, over a long time period. These hair removal methods are normally performed by licensed hair removal specialists.
Electrolysis
With electrolysis each hair follicle is treated individually. A licensed specialist injects a needle into the hair follicle and induces an electric charge that destroys the follicle's ability to produce hair. This process can take months, depending upon the size of the area being treated. This is a somewhat painful process, and side effects can include scarring and infection. Costs for electrolysis can run as high as $3,000 for the pubic area or legs.
Laser (http://www.Laser-Hair-Removal-...
The laser hair removal process uses a small laser beam to destroy the hair follicles. This is a relatively painless method that works best on people with light-colored skin and dark hair. It is not recommended for anyone who is deeply tanned. It costs about $1,000 for removal of facial hair, and anywhere from $2,000 to $3,000 for removal of hair from the legs and pubic area. Laser hair removal is an FDA-approved process, to be performed only by a licensed and trained professional.
Photo Epilation/Pulsed Laser
This FDA-approved procedure uses a pulsed light beam to destroy the hair follicles. Photo Epilation/Pulsed Laser is especially effective for removing hair from sensitive areas, such as the underarms and the bikini area. Unlike laser hair removal, this method has no restrictions regarding hair color, skin color, or tanning. Depending on the area of the body to be treated, costs can run from $500 to $2,000 and up.
Removal of unwanted hair, for any reason whatsoever, is easier and more available today than ever before.
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Electrolysis
Root removal can remove hair semi-permanently.
Meow, see.
A hacksaw ought to do the trick.
Oh man, I sure hope you mean PUBIC hair and not PENIS hair. If you have hair growing on or out of your penis, you should seriously see a doctor, for that is not NORMAL.
Give your balls polio. That worked for heads.
do your future self a favor and DON'T permanently alter you body like that.
think about how gross it would look to see a 70 year old man without pubic hair.
P.S. wait did you say PENIS hair??...
people don't have hair on their actual shaft..... do they?!
Get a new girlfriend. Preferably one who enjoys a hairy man.
dunno...........maybe u shud let them grow in d first place doing so vl help in 2 ways........u're GF wnt be uncomfortable and u'll be spared from getting rid of them again and again :D
Here is something I found on the internet. I haven't included the man's question about his penis hair, so here is the link if you are interested-
http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/ate/menshealth/205408.html
"I hear and understand how desperate you feel at the current time about this particularly personal problem. I'm going to give you some more reassurance. The problem you describe is not a significant physical problem associated with any disorder or disease.
It will not affect your sexual performance nor your sexual attraction to potential partners in the future, though I do accept you want something done about it. The problem is really a cosmetic one.
Although particularly individual and ghastly to you, this is similar to the problem that women face when they have unwanted facial hair or even coarse body hair, for example around the nipples or on the shoulders or back.
I am aware that the coarse hair you have on the shaft of your penis is making you feel self-critical and embarrassed, but a depilatory cream is unlikely to any real effect as these only work on soft downy hair of the type seen on a woman's upper lip or lower leg.
The type of coarse hair you are talking about will have deep roots like eyebrow hair and will require other treatment. One such simple remedy would be to pluck the hair, and although this would be painful, you could ask your GP for some EMLA cream, which is a local anaesthetic cream, which would make the job less tedious.
The alternative would be to see your GP for further advice.
The Medical Team"
Be a friggin' man and pluck that ****! I know what you mean man, I have hairs on my shaft. But if you think I'm doing anything other than applying a healthy dose of Mach 3 razor, You're crazy
there r many clinics for unwanted hair removal u can check there u can be treated safe. iand i advice u not to shave ur hair just cut it. when u be old u hairs will be automaticlly fall so
Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods. Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful. Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged. A review of the various hair removal methods is available at
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