The world's hairiest man: different after 7 years of shaving, revealin.g his boyfriend

Supatra "Natty" Susuphan, a gir.l from Thailand, entered the Guinness World Records in 2010 with the title of "Most hairy person on the body".

Natty’s story is remarkable not only because of her unique appearance but also because of the courageous and inspiring journey she has been through. Supatra Susuphan suffers from a rare disease called hypertrichosis, also known as hirsutism. This is a condition that causes the body to produce an abnormal amount of hair, not only on the face but also on other parts of the body.

For Supatra, since she was a chil.d, the hair has grown thickly on her face, arms and many other parts of her body, which has made her a target of ridicule and bullying. Supatra "Natty" Susuphan's father, Samrerng, said the family has always tried to treat Supatra but all methods have been in vain, the only way is to shave the hair off and after a while it will grow back.

However, instead of letting this physical difference affect her life, Supatra bravely faced and accepted herself. She not only found a way to live peacefully with her appearance but also impressed the world with her confidence and resilience.

Overcoming her self-consciousness about her appearance, she did not hesitate to socialize, make friends and participate in social activities. Supatra showed her confidence when wearing beautiful outfits and was not afraid to express her unique personality.

Supatra's story gained even more attention when she decided to shave off all her facial hair in 2018. The difference between Supatra's before and after photos left everyone in awe.

Currently, Supatra Susuphan has grown up and is living a positive life. She still keeps in touch with her fans and regularly shares moments of her life on social networks. According to the latest update on her personal Facebook page, Supatra is still working hard and living happily with her new boyfriend.

Through her empowering story, Supatra has become a symbol of resilience and courage in the face of life’s difficulties. She is a clear example that every individual can overcome any barrier and become the best version of themselves, regardless of their physical appearance.

This case of excessive body hair has just been discovered in India. An 18-year-old bo.y from Madhya Pradesh (India) whose face is 95% covered in hair has set a Guinness World Record. India Today reported that Lalit Patidar, 18, from Madhya Pradesh, has set a Guinness World Record (GWR) for being the man with the hairiest face, with 201.72 hairs per square centimeter.

More than 95 percent of the bo.y's face is covered in hair, making him one of only 50 cases of hypertrichosis, also known as "werewolf syndrome," recorded since the Middle Ages.

Having a rare medical condition, Lalit faced many difficulties from an early ag.e. When he first started school, his classmates feared and avoided him because of his appearance, but things gradually changed when they spent time with Lalit. "They were afraid of me, but when they started talking to me, they realized I was just like them. It was just my appearance that was different," the young man told GWR.

Lalit gradually accepted his different appearance and even opened a YouTube channel to share his daily life.

Lalit traveled to Milan, Italy to appear on Lo Show dei Record, where his facial hair was precisely measured by a dermatologist. After receiving the record, an emotional Lalit said: "I am speechless. I don't know what to say because I am so happy to receive this recognition." Although many people around him treated him kindly, receiving negative comments was inevitable.

Many people have suggested that he should remove his facial hair, but Lalit has remained adamant: "I like who I am, and I don't want to change my appearance." Lait, supported by his family and friends, dreams of traveling around the world and experiencing different cultures.

Werewolf syndrome (or Hypertrichosis, Ambras syndrome, werewolf syndrome) is a disease caused by abnormal growth of beard, hair and other areas of the body.

This condition occurs in both women and men, but it is extremely rare. The abnormal hair growth can be all over the face and body or in small patches. It can be present at birth or during development. Severe cases of the condition are officially called “Werewolf Syndrome” because of the person’s werewolf-like appearance.

Werewolf syndrome is classified as extremely rare with a probability of 1/1,000,000 people. The world has only recorded about 50 people with the disease since the Middle Ages. The first case was discovered in the 16th century.

People with Hypertrichosis typically have thick, dark, hairy hair. Today, the cause of the rare disease Hypertrichosis has been clarified. It is due to the abnormal growth of beard, hair and other areas of the human body.

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