How facial hair removal keeps Kim Kardashian young

                    
No Hollywood wedding would be complete without an extreme pre-nup in case of an unhappy ending.
But while most Pre-wedding contracts are drawn up to protect spouses in cases of wandering hands or financial misdemeanors, controlling Kanye West is said to have demanded a clause banning his wife-to-be from having any more surgery.


Kim and her surgeons discussing her next bout of body maintenance. And so the 36-yr-old demanded Kim refrain from 'lipo, botox, another nose job.' This will be a bitter pill to swallow for the 33-year-old reality star who has seemingly spent years perfecting her face. Fortunately one of the ways that Kim maintains her youthful looks doesn't have anything to do with a doctor's scalpel.

Since she first hit the headlines in 2006 Kim's face has changed dramatically and her rising hairline has been the source of constant speculation.
While some have hinted at a full hairline lift, a painful and expensive procedure that can leave scarring, most experts agree that Kim has used laser surgery on her forehead to remove hair and give her a new hairline.
                               
Surgeon Asim Shahmalak, hair loss expert on Channel 4 medical show Embarrassing Bodies, said that Kim Kardashian has almost certainly had the 'baby hair' from the front of her hairline removed.
He said this can be done temporarily by waxing or more permanently through laser removal.

'This can be done by waxing - a similar procedure to how women remove hair from their legs or bikini line.
'But it is more likely that Kim has opted for laser surgery, a more permanent form of removal.'
Dr Shahmalak, Britain's leading hair transplant surgeon specializes in female hair treatments and is the first surgeon in the UK to perform an EYELASH transplant.

He added that around 10% of women have facial hair removal - most commonly on the upper lip and chin.
But hair removal around the hairline as may have happened to Kim is much rarer.

He said the procedure was still fairly uncommon but publicity around celebrities was sure to increase demand because many women would have been previously unaware that there was a solution to the problem.
He explained: 'This kind of procedure around the hairline is much less common. Obviously some women - particularly celebrities - are very sensitive about their appearances and may feel hair growth in this area is a little unfeminine.'

The baby hair can be removed permanently in around four to six laser surgery sessions lasting around 30 minutes to an hour each time. Prices start at around £50 a session in the UK, though treatments at top clinics in Los Angeles are considerably more expensive. Dr Shahmalak said: 'It is relatively straight-forward procedure that can be done in the lunch-hour with very quick recovery time. 'Laser treatment will remove hair permanently in four to six sessions - the key is to catch the hair follicle throughout all of its growth cycles.