Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Expert: Facial Hair Removal Methods and Their Risks
Many women want to remove facial hair.
A doctor in Dubai, Dr. Javeria Atif, talks about the best ways to do this.
She says creams can cause spots and reactions, so be careful.
Threading and waxing are popular, but too much can hurt your skin.
Threading might cause bumps and redness.
Waxing can dry out the skin.
Dr. Atif suggests using razors, which are safe, or laser treatments, which are more expensive but better long-term.
She advises avoiding quick fixes that can damage skin.
Dr. Javeria Atif, a Dubai-based skin specialist, discusses facial hair removal.
She warns against the prolonged use of hair removal creams due to potential skin damage.
Threading can cause irritation, and repeated use is not ideal for skin health.
Waxing can strip away the skin's upper layer and may loosen skin over time.
Razors and laser treatments are suggested as safer and more effective long-term options.
- Who
- Dr. Javeria Atif, a Dubai-based skin specialist
- What
- Discusses facial hair removal methods and their potential risks to the skin, offering recommendations for safer alternatives.
- When
- Published September 3, 2025
- Where
- Dubai
- Why
- To inform women about the safest and most effective ways to remove facial hair without damaging the skin.
- Expert
- Dr. Javeria Atif, Dubai-based skin specialist
- Methods Discussed
- Threading, waxing, razors, laser treatments, and hair removal creams
- Primary Concern
- Skin damage from overuse of certain methods
- Recommended Alternatives
- Razors and laser treatments