the best thing to do is to have her evaluated. i would not treat this without having her seen. in women this may be nothing more than a normal pattern seen in some ethnicities. however it can signal something more serious in children of this age. other developmental milestones and physical changes should be thoroughly investigated and i would recommend she be seen by a pediatric endocrinologist. other signs of precocious development will be evaluated and its best to be seen by a trained specialist.
i have a six year old who has peach fuzz on her upper lip but because she has dark hair it is visible to her and. she is becoming very self conscious of it. . please advice on the best way to handle this for her self esteem and also to let her know i support her concerns around this matter. i have been told that shaving or creams can lead to more hair growth thicker or wiskers. thank you