The methods of hair removal vary between simple inexpensive means of home t
reatment (shaving, plucking, depilatories) to expensive and potentially tim
e-consuming means used by paraprofessionals, nurses, and/or physicians (ele
ctrolysis, lasers, x-ray). The ways in which these different methods induce
hair removal, the duration of such removal, and the nuances between device
s within the same category of methods are discussed.