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Hair Removal

Electrolysis was the only form of long term or permanent hair removal available before laser and IPL devices entered the market. Electrolysis is still performed today even though it is painful to the patient and invasive to the skin, allowing for the possibility of infection. During the electrolysis procedure, a fine needle is inserted into the hair follicle, delivering a galvanic current to destruct the stem cells in the follicle. Unfortunately, this painstaking process is performed one hair follicle at a time. Maintenance procedures are often needed for many years after the initial treatment.

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Male Baldness: The Hamilton Norwood Scale

Male baldness can have its perks, with many people around the world finding being bald a great convenience. All the same, sometimes being bald can be an inconvenience for a number of reasons. This article takes a justified look at the pros and cons of male baldness.

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Male Baldness: Symptoms

Statistics show baldness as extremely common. The odds are you will know a few people who are affected by hair loss. But what are the things you should look for to prevent further balding?

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Male Baldness: Prevention

If you are beginning to notice that your head of hair is making an appearance on the Hamilton-Norwood scale, it may be time to take some action to stop hair loss if you are not quite ready to go bald yet. Despite most beliefs, there are a lot of things that can be done to replenish hair loss. Here are some of them.

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What Skin Problems can be Treated with Microdermabrasion?

Microdermabrasion is the process of using air-blown sand type crystals to gently clean the skin and remove blemishes. Epidermal abrasion is a safe process that is performed over several sessions. Age and skin condition will determine the number of treatments. For most skin disorders, a minimum of five treatments is recommended. It is an effective way of improving the skin without using chemicals or laser treatments.

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