Chin hair remove permanent

Asked for Female | 37 Years

Chin hair remove permanent

Dermatology

Answered by Samruddhi Bhartiya

The laser hair removal procedure (costing rs. 1,500 to rs. 55,000 per session) can slow hair growth, but for permanent hair removal, electrolysis is the only known method, and same is also recognized by the FDA. Electrolysis hair removal treatment in India can cost you anywhere between Rs 800 to Rs 5,000 per hour and is safe to use on facial region. Cost of both treatments can vary however, depending on factors such as doctor's choice of equipment, location, number of sessions, and area covered. Electrolysis would additionally depend on the density of your hair too. For more information you can refer to our list of Dermatologists in India and connect with the right experts, you can also approach us whenever you have any doubts. The temporary side effects of both procedures include pain, redness and swellings. But if not done carefully, then they can also lead to scarring, keloid scars and changes in skin color as well.

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Questions & Answers on "Dermatology" (2722)

Mole check which has changed

Female | 47

Changes in moles can sometimes indicate skin cancer, so it's essential not to ignore them. Please visit a dermatologist for a thorough examination and advice tailored to your situation.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Age=17 years. Having hard lump on side of head and on the forehead it doesnot cause pain but mild pain occur some times.First it was on side of head than occurred on forehead it's size is not very large not seen in hairs

Male | 17

It may not always be painful, though it causes occasional mild pain. Such a thing can happen when there is a small sac under the skin or it is a harmless tumor. Sometimes these bumps are caused by blocked oil ducts or inflamed hair follicles. Make sure you have a dermatologist take a look at it so they can tell you for sure what it is and how to fix it.

Answered on 30th May '24

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I have a fungal infection on my skin such as butt and neck. I thought to change my soap, some doctors suggested me to go with Medimix ayurvedic soap. But the problem is neem don't suit my skin, it starts appearing duller than usual. additionally, I do not want much costly soap name but in a normal range. Will you suggest me some soaps?

Female | 22

You could get relieved by itching, red spots, and peeling sometimes. Switching your soap might help, but as neem doesn't work for you, let's find some alternative. Seek for soaps endowed with the elements such as tea tree or coconut oil. There is a chance that these can aid in the combat against the fungus without the risk of your skin looking dehydrated. To add, be cautious enough to rinse thoroughly and pat the skin dry after the application of the soap.

Answered on 19th Sept '24

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I have been for four years keratosis pilaris How can I fix the skin problem?

Female | 20

Chicken skin is a condition where your skin feels bumpy, and rough, like sandpaper. Keratin buildup blocks hair follicles, causing this. Using mild cleansers helps. Moisturize often. Gentle exfoliation smooths bumps. Lactic acid or urea products reduce roughness. It's common but usually improves gradually.

Answered on 25th July '24

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Fungal Infection in face redness

Male | 34

Fungal infections can indeed cause redness on the skin, often appearing as patches that may be itchy or scaly. It could be due to factors like excessive sweating, a weakened immune system, or even certain medications. The fungal infections are quite common and treatable. I recommend keeping the area clean and dry, avoiding sharing towels or cosmetics, and using antifungal creams. If the redness persists or spreads, it's best to see a dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Answered on 3rd Nov '25

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Hola necesito ayuda para conocer mi caso ya que experimento una fuerte comezón no reconozco el porqué hace un tiempo por una mancha el la piel en la que se brota de pequeños granos y pica muchos se va extendiendo por la piel

Femenino | 19 años

It sounds like you may have a skin condition like eczema or an allergic reaction causing those small, itchy bumps. Sometimes, our skin can react to various triggers like certain foods, products, or even stress. To help relieve the itching, you can try using a gentle moisturizer and avoiding scratching to prevent further irritation. It's important to see a dermatologist for a proper evaluation and treatment plan. They may suggest a cream or medication to help with the itching and rash.

Answered on 29th Oct '25

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skin rash on shoulders and collarbone area.. and part of my arms for about 4 months constant... what might it be?

Male | 35

This might be an early chain of reactions of skin inflammation. I believe that it takes the expertise of a dermatologist for a correct diagnosis. The expert can prescribe medications depending on the root of the migraine issue.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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मान kali होण्यच कारण काय आहे

Female | 19

Sun exposure can darken the skin. Some medications can also cause the skin to darken. It's important to protect your skin from the sun and use a good cream recommended by a dermatologist. Your skin will heal if you take proper care of it. Some people's skin turns dark from too much sun, while others may experience darkening due to illness. Keep your skin safe from the sun and any injuries. Apply the cream prescribed by the dermat, and your skin will improve.

Answered on 25th Sept '24

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I am 40 years old guy. I have got one mole on my face and one on a nose. How do I get it removed?

Male | 40

You can get it removed at a Skin clinic. The dermatologist will use CO2 Laser to remove it.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have wart near ass hole. what is exact problem is it.?

Male | 22

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Answered on 15th Feb '25

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I had severe coughing in the month of December. And lately there is some pain in my lower left breast area. I think its some muscle or vein. The pain is only there when i cough or sneeze or while lying down or if I try to move while lying down. Else there is no pain at all. Im 27 years old and not married. I have never had any kind of pain before. Any suggestions would be helpful..

Female | 27

It sounds like you might be experiencing muscle strain or irritation in the chest area, possibly due to severe coughing. When we cough frequently, it can put strain on the muscles around the ribs. This might explain the pain when you cough, sneeze, or shift positions. I recommend resting and avoiding activities that exacerbate the discomfort. Applying a warm compress may also provide relief. However, since you’re experiencing persistent pain, it’s essential to consult a healthcare professional to rule out any other underlying issues. They can offer a more tailored assessment and treatment plan.

Answered on 25th Jan '25

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My Son age is 19 years old and is undergoing vitiligo treatment.. No improvement in the white spots. Is there any advance treatment to avoid growth of white spots..? and reduce white spots Pl suggest

Male | 19

Vitiligo is a condition that involves a decrease in pigmentation. Modern treatments can minimize the spots, for example, by using phototherapy, topical corticosteroids, or skin grafts. It is important to take care of the possible triggers exacerbating your son's vitiligo. Exposure to sunlight and stress factors can aggravate the disorder, so ensure your son is protected from the sun and help him manage stress. Dermatologist visits have to be performed regularly which is very important to check the treatment progress and to decide on more advanced therapies if needed.

Answered on 13th Aug '24

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How does one treat syphilis

Male | 29

Syphilis is a bacterial infection that spreads through intimate contact. It starts with sores or a rash. Left untreated, it can damage organs like the heart, brain, and nerves. Antibiotics cure syphilis if taken promptly. Don't wait though - get tested and treated quickly. Delaying increases the chance of lasting harm. Syphilis is serious but easily managed with timely medical care.

Answered on 16th Oct '25

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Adapalene is breaking me out

Female | 24

Adapalene is a medicine prescribed for acne treatment. But it may lead to skin dermatitis and acne in others. It is therefore advised that one visits a dermatologist who can advise on alternative treatment methods.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have got foreskin infection. I tried various tropical creams, and it keeps coming back. Its been over a year now. The foreskin and veins are reddish and a burning sensation when i touch it.

Male | 26

The symptoms you are talking about, like redness, burning sensation, and recurring infection, might be caused by a disease called balanitis. Balanitis is the inflammation of the foreskin. The reasons may be poor hygiene, tight foreskin, or infections. To get better, keep the area clean, avoid using harsh soaps, and see a dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment.

Answered on 9th Sept '24

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Can my skin color still return after not taking iron supplements for a year

Female | 19

Yes, definitely! Starting iron supplementation can help improve your skin color. Symptoms of low iron, like pallor and fatigue, can show up in your body. Most iron deficiency is due to not getting enough iron in your diet. A balanced diet should include iron-rich foods like spinach and meat. Seek advice from a healthcare professional for suitable recommendations.

Answered on 13th June '24

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Is the discolouration and ingrown hair normal

Male | 14

DISCOLORATION around HAIR FOLLICLES is common. INGROWN HAIRS are normal... can cause INFLAMMATION, REDNESS, and BUMPS... can be prevented with EXFOLIATION and hair removal techniques... Consult a DERMATOLOGIST if concerned...

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Sir, I am 68, diabetic hba1c 7.30. taken covishield 2nd dose. No reaction for first dose. Mild fever for 2nd dose on 3rd day. After 2weeks now I got shingles on left side from back to chest. Severe pain. Applying clogril and octedin past one week. Shingles yet to recide. And heavy pain and burnings. Please advise. Is it covishield reaction. How long it take to heal and pain free. Regards

Male | 68

It seems to me that you have developed herpes zoster infection, but a dermatologist would judge better, so refer this page to find doctors - Dermatologists in India. If you find your diabetes interfering with or complicating your conditions then you can contact me anytime as well.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have pain in my body where veins are more visible especially in joints like pricking with pin

Female | 17

You may be experiencing the pain and visibility of veins in your joints as if they are being pricked with a needle. This can happen because of the inflammation of the joints or the tissues surrounding them. It may be connected with diseases such as arthritis. The best thing to do is to rest the joint, put ice on it, and take over-the-counter pain relievers. Gentle stretching exercises can also be beneficial. If the pain persists, it's a good idea to schedule a visit with a dermatologist for further evaluation and treatment.

Answered on 21st Oct '24

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Doctor, I have a wound on my leg that started couple of weeks ago. It was small but has grown larger, with redness, peeling skin, and some pain. It feels itchy, painful and has swelling pus, no discharge. I tried home remedy, but it got worse. I don’t have diabetes or allergies.

Male | 33

The symptoms you're experiencing, including increased size, redness, peeling skin, swelling, and discomfort, may indicate an infection or other skin condition. While home remedies can sometimes help, it’s crucial to seek professional evaluation if symptoms worsen. A dermatologist can assess the area, determine the underlying cause, and suggest appropriate treatment, which may include topical ointments or oral medications.

Answered on 13th Feb '25

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