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Sir I am having hairs on my chin and neck area..once I had undergone laser treatment during 8sessions my hair on chin become thin and fine but it is not completly eliminated..then again I started plucking it..now it become more worse..due to shaving before laser treatment..my usg of lower abdomen is normal and my testerone level was slightly high..and m also prediabetic..I have a baby of 9months..what to do to get rid of the hair..I don't have hairs on other parts of the body .but only chin n neck portion I am having a lot of hair,thick hair .plz give some suggestions..should I go for laser treatment one more time??
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Undergo fraxel laser resurfacing therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Dr. Sindhu Rakshith
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Bangalore
Hair growth in male hair growth sites like you mention are usually reflective of underlying endocrine and metabolic changes like you say you do have.Unless these corrections and certain lifestyle modifications are made,the problem is going to be persistent or recurrent.It is advisable to choose a dermatologist or aesthetic practitioner in your locality,discuss and followup with them,as treatment is expected to be long term in most cases and involves both medications and laser treatments.
Since you are probably lactating ,treatment options are restrictive currently.My advise would be to take a consultation once you finish lactation period.
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