Tattoos

Hair Removal Methods Professional Electrolysis
#1

New to the forum . . . hello all.

I’m an ex-rocker-type, male, and grew up with all our culture’s feminine insecurities while maintaining my waify figure and waist-long hair. Years later, the hair on my head seems to be migrating down my spine. I can deal with the baldness, but feel it’s time to take some action against the back hair. It sounds like electrolysis is the best bet.

Two questions:

  1. My hair is pretty uniformly dispersed across my whole torso. Is there a method for removing upper arm/shoulder hair so that it blends into the forearms and chest without leaving an obvious “boundary line” (I’m mostly concerned about the area behind-my-arm-to-the-elbow)?

  2. Are tattooed areas problematic?

I’m looking forward to finding some answers to these questions (and my wife is looking forward to going to the beach again.) This site seems like a great resource.

I would love to hear from any practitioners in the Southern Ohio area.

#2

Yeah, so the search engine works (newbie mistake for not checking)! I’m convinced the tattoos will be safe with a professional.

I’m still wondering about the prospect of not having a clearly defined hair/no-hair line on my upper arms and searching the word “Blend” becomes complicated and cumbersome due to the same-named method.

thanks again,
-H.A.

#3

There are two possibilities.

1.) just have one clearance over the entire area and live with the level of reduction that causes. If more reduction is wanted, do another clearance 6 months later.

2.) find someone with skill who would know how to uniformly select hairs for a consistent thinning in the area.

#4

I think you can achieve a natural look for forearm hair, a la “opera gloves” which some men have naturally.