PubMed · 9523620
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G H Schmidt. 1998. Re: Saving face.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9523620/
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BACKGROUND: Khite (also known as fatlah in Egypt) is a manual technique of temporary vellus hair removal that is widely performed in the Middle East. METHODS: The technique of khite is reviewed as illustrated. RESULTS: Khite is an effective method of removing unwanted vellus hairs. CONCLUSIONS: Dermatologists in all parts of the world should be familiar with khite, because the ease of international travel may bring patients to their attention who have khite-association complications such as erythema, folliculitis, and secondary pigmentary changes.