lack of R&D for this?

I am new here, 35 year old female of Greek decent with increasingly more hair on my face in places you just should not have hair. I have an 8 year old daughter who already has a mustache and very hairy legs that she is very conscious of. I also have a four year old boy who is perfect in every way except that he has a ridiculous amount of hair on his back, always has since he was born. I used to get depressed about my hair issues, now I fret night and day about the ridicule my children will endure as they go through school. It’s just not fair and I don’t know what to say to them except, I am sorry it is all my fault that you look this way. Summer time is supposed to be fun for them and I all I can think about is how best to cover his back and her legs.

I am going to make the commitment to begin electrolysis for myself, but what can I do for my kids?

Can it really be the case that with so many people with this problem that an easier and permanent solution is unattainable? How come there are medications designed to grow hair (Rogaine) that actually work but none to kill hair? Whoever does figure out a way to painlessly and permanently remove hair without the risk of scarring will become an overnight millionaire.

Actually, the drugs for both growing hair and for getting rid of hair are only marginally effective.

Any hair growth produced by Rogaine falls out when one discontinues its use, and any relief from hair that Vaniqua offers is similarly lost when it is discontinued. Add to this the side effects, and drug therapy is probably not the way to go.

While you search your area for the best practitioners available to you, one can also inquire about having work done for your children as well.