What kind of waxing do men prefer

I'm glad Brazilians have become, like, required. Suddenly, my Brazilian was no longer this sexy, liberating thing, but a whole bunch of money—and pain—spent on making myself hookup-ready. I said, Sorry, I'm not feeling this,' got out of his bed, hailed a cab and went back to doing my own lady-scaping. In a new survey of women by Schick, 73 percent said bikini-line maintenance is part of their normal beauty routine.

Even the Brazilian, which generally entails the removal of all hair front, back and in-between unless a small "landing strip" is left has become a standard on spa and salon menus, right up there with mani-pedis. Waxers across the country report that business is booming. In this economy, she observes, "there may be more wait time between waxes—some women come in every six weeks instead of four—but it makes them feel good without dropping a ton of cash.

And guys do seem to be fans. Of the men surveyed by Schick, 79 percent said they like neatened-up bikini areas, while 21 percent either don't care or are turned off by it.

Of course, if guys want it so much, perhaps they should pick up the salon tab…but that's another story! What's somewhat reassuring: Many men hold themselves to the same standard. Of the men Glamour polled, 30 percent agreed that if women are expected to groom their privates, men should also have to—and half said they already do it, which explains the "manzilians" some salons now offer.

Perhaps Diddy, who's admitted to shaving his man parts, best summed it up when he said, "If men require women to go through the pain, we should return the favor. Raise your hand if you've ever gotten a bikini wax. Now raise your hand if you've ever gotten a bikini wax simply because you thought that's what guys wanted. If you've got that hand in the air, we've got some good news: That guy might not care as much about your bikini line as you thought.

Or he does care, but a full-on Brazilian wax might not be necessary. A new study commissioned by hair removal company Nad's surveyed 1, men and found that their most preferred "look" was not a Brazilian , but rather "'trimmed and tidy' —- a well kept 'lady garden. Of course no study can speak for all men. But the new finding is good news for women who hate undergoing Brazilian waxing. Beyond being painful which we can assure you firsthand it is , bikini waxes also carry several health risks , including infections, burns and -- get ready for this one -- STIs.

Are you a fan of Brazilian waxes? Do you prefer to go au naturale? One of the major areas that most women have a complaint about is the abdomen. Patients are encouraged to begin to address the signs of abdominal increase as soon as they become evident.

For some patients if addressed early liposuction alone can make a dramatic improvements. Kim explains to patients that he can address trouble areas early on and make a significant difference by treating targeted areas with liposuction. As an artist Dr. Kim is able to sculpt these areas and to a much more natural and aesthetically pleasing tone.