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In formal medical training, few physicians hear a word about Androgenic Alopecia, yet it affects 20% of women up to age 40 and even more after that, says endocrinologist Geoffrey Redmond, M.D. Because hair loss problems are often dismissed as trivial, women are frequently thwarted in their quest for help. Too often they are brushed off with remarks such as, "Your tests are normal; there's nothing wrong with you."Strands of hair grow on chest, navel, under arm, forearms, legs, and even on faces such as on the chin, upper and lower lip. Mostly, people shave, wax, or tweeze these hairs to get rid of them.Though they are effective, the effect provided is short-term. Sooner or later, these hairs grow back. Worse, they become thicker, longer, and darker as they re-grow.Laser hair removal in Philadelphia is different. It provides permanent treatment to remove small and large areas of unwanted body hair. According to the experts, the best results are seen on individuals with light skin and dark hair. It also works better when the hair is coarse than when it is fine.The procedure for hair removal is simple and easy. The area to be treated is shaved and cleaned. Then anesthetic cream is applied. After awhile when the anesthesia has taken effect, the laser hair removal in Philadelphia produces pulsed beams with highly concentrated light which is absorbed by the pigment on hair follicles. In turn, the surrounding areas of follicles are damaged.Generally, the procedure does not have pain. Nevertheless, patients feel uncomfortable.