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epilation
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epilation /ep·i·la·tion/ (-la´shun) depilation.
ep·i·la·tion (p-lshn)
n.
The act or result of removing hair, as by mechanical or chemical means. Also called depilation.

epilation
the removal of hair by the roots.

cryosurgical epilation
electric epilation

epilation The removal of hair by extraction, electrolysis, or chemical lysis. See Hirsutism.


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