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 Shaving is usually chosen to trim the mustache and beard, aka beard. However, for those of you who are round and don't want to have facial hair anymore, there is a way to permanently remove beards that you can choose, namely electrolysis.

Many people enjoy growing beards because they are seen as a symbol of masculinity. However, not a few men also choose the opposite, namely routinely shaving their facial hair because they want to look cleaner or because of the demands of certain jobs.

There are also men who choose not to be a beard for health reasons. Skin irritation, dandruff, prickly heat, acne, ingrown hair, so that sparse spots are indeed more at risk of appearing on facial skin that has a lot of hair.

What is the way to get rid of a beard by electrolysis?

Many methods claim to be effective ways to remove beards permanently. However, so far the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the American Medical Association have only recognized electrolysis as a potent and proven method for permanent hair removal.

Electrolysis itself is a method of removing hair, either on the face or in any part of the body, individually or one by one with the help of chemicals or heat energy from a special tool. Once the chemical or thermal energy has entered the follicle, your doctor or therapist will pull out the hair using tweezers.

Each electrolysis session usually takes 15 minutes to 1 hour. You also have to come to the clinic or hospital several times to get the desired results.

The number of electrolysis sessions depends on the condition of your own hair. Most people are usually asked to come to the clinic once a week for the electrolysis process until the facial hair on the mustache or beard is completely removed.

How to get rid of this beard may sound tiring at first. But what is clear, after this series of sessions is over, your facial hair aka beard will certainly disappear permanently and not grow again.

Electrolysis is a safe medical procedure as long as it is performed in a trusted hospital or clinic, under the supervision of a doctor. However, in some cases, side effects may occur, such as:

• Pain in the area of action
• Facial skin becomes reddish due to irritation
• Injuries to the area of the face that is pricked by needles
• Wounds change become keloid (in extreme cases)

How to remove the semi-permanent beard

Are you still unsure about removing beards permanently? Try some of these semi-permanent methods. This method of removing beards is said to be semi-permanent because it is able to "lull" the roots of facial hair longer so that the beard does not grow quickly after this treatment.

How to remove a semi-permanent beard is by:

1. Laser therapy

In principle, firing a laser is similar to electrolysis, which targets the follicle or hair root so that it is damaged and does not grow back quickly. You also have to undergo several sessions before feeling the results of this laser technology.

Based on the experience of people who have undergone this laser treatment, beards can 'sleep' for several months or even years. Even when the mustache and beard grow again, the hair will be thinner and not as thick as before.

However, this method of removing beards has side effects, such as irritation and redness that will last for several hours after treatment. In rarer cases, people can also experience changes in skin pigments and (very rarely) sores and sores appear.

2. Using concoction cream

Both electrolysis and laser come at a price. Therefore, you can take another semi-permanent beard removal method, namely with assistance concocted a cream doctor.

One of the ingredients in this cream is usually eflornithine which works by preventing the production of hair growth enzymes. This cream must be applied to the beard 2 times a day for 1 full month, so that facial hair will not grow again until 8 weeks later.