Laser Hair Removal from Male Genitals

Hair removal from the male genital & perianal area is performed with an Alexandrite laser, caring for both aesthetics & hygiene.

Intimate Area Hair Removal for Men

Bikini, Brazilian, and Brokini. Fashion trends are meeting on beaches and in professional aesthetic clinics, and they seem to be increasingly preferred by men.

In the past, attitudes only "allowed" bodybuilders, swimmers, or dancers to deal with unwanted hair. Today, the 'brokini,' the men's bikini, is constantly gaining fans. Skin care, clean and smooth skin is an increasingly popular choice for men, both straight and gay, in the genital and perianal areas. Full hair removal was a must in ancient Greece and ancient Rome. Standards and preferences, it seems, haven't changed much over the centuries. Thus, today, fashion, aesthetics, and hygiene have their own trend in hair removal, which can be bikini, Brazilian, and "brokini" for men.

What is a Brokini? Brokini combines Alexandrite laser hair removal in the pubic and perianal areas, addressing aesthetics as well as hygiene. The bikini line is considered the area outside the underwear line. Laser hair removal covers a few more centimeters for added comfort. Brokini laser hair removal includes a larger or the entire pubic surface, as well as perianal areas.

What attracts men? Men and women today are attracted to clean and smooth bodies free of hair, which no longer seems to be a "label" of masculinity. In fact, straight men seem to show a greater preference for brokini hair removal compared to gay men. The truth of this is confirmed by findings from a survey conducted by university students in the USA, who viewed photographs of the same male body with different amounts of hair and were then asked to indicate which body was most sexually attractive to them, to most men, and to most women. The study showed that women and men prefer a relatively hairless male body as the most sexually attractive. In fact, most men who participated in the study reduced or removed body hair, especially from the pubic area.

A matter of aesthetics & hygiene Hair removal in the pubic and perianal areas contributes to a healthy skin condition, as it eliminates the risk of transmitting warts from other body areas through hair removal methods like shaving. Moreover, the area remains clean, which makes it easier to detect genial warts. Furthermore, it can act as a preventive measure and a complementary treatment for pilonidal cysts to avoid recurrences. Excessive hair growth often causes sweating, which favors the development of fungi. Also, folliculitis, which causes the well-known inflammation when hairs grow inward with razor shaving, does not occur with Alexandrite laser hair removal. As Facemed Clinic experts point out, men respond very well to Alexandrite laser hair removal , as their body hairs are thick. Read also...

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Instructions after intimate area hair removal After the treatment, our Facemed Clinic experts will provide you with instructions for skin protection in the treated area, such as avoiding the following for a few days: Do not press, rub, or scratch the area Avoid sunbathing for a few days Avoid excessively hot showers, saunas, jacuzzis, etc. Avoid strenuous exercise for 1-2 days Prefer cotton, loose-fitting underwear

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Will I need maintenance treatments after genital hair removal?

Yes, after completing the necessary number of sessions, you will need maintenance treatments at least once a year.

How many sessions will I need?

The number of sessions may vary for each man. It usually depends on the skin type and hair type. Generally, 6 to 8 sessions are required.

I suddenly noticed intense hair growth in areas of my body. Should I do brokini laser hair removal?

If you suddenly noticed intense body hair growth, you should visit your doctor to identify and address the cause before starting laser hair removal.