Dr. Nemer Charafeddine, Obstetrics & Gynecology - We should first treat the reason for having this hair growth, as even if you removed them, they will recur or new hair will grow. One of the main causes is hormonal imbalance; that can be determined b... Read More

Dr. Zakia Dimassi, Pediatrics - Hair growth in unusual areas of the body generally indicates an excess in androgens, or male hormones, not elevated estrogen.

Dr. Nemer Charafeddine, Obstetrics & Gynecology - You should do a pelvic ultrasound. It depends on which hormones you did a test for. If medical treatment did not work, and you do have polycystic ovarian syndrome, so we do ovarian driling by laparosc... Read More