Shaving

Hi, I don't think any particular electric shaver matters, I bought a Phillips wet and dry for after my operation, he will find it hard to use a dry razor, well I did a long time ago when I tried so that's why I went to wet and dry but to be honest the moment I could go back to wet shaving I did as the electric seems to irritate and the shave isn't very good, he will most likely have to shave daily with electric

Hope this helps and hope the treatment goes well

Take care

Tony

Hi, that's exactly what we thought. He used one many years ago but said it made his face very hot. 

Hi ValH

I also bought a Philips 3000 (S3133) and used it during Radiotherapy and for about 2 months post treatment. I prefer a wet shave. I had radiotherapy on right side of face & neck and beard stopped growing. It hasn't started again 18 months post treatment so I only have to shave 1 side Now the blades last longer !!

Hope the treatment goes well

Ivan

Same here. My beard hasn’t grown back on my RH neck at all since I had RT there 2.5 years ago. I’m assuming now it probably won’t. I was warned against wet shaving due to the increased risk of cellulitis should I nick myself. So I used a Philishave (rotary head) during treatment. The most expensive ones are a waste of money. You can normally get a decent one for about £40. And there’s nearly always a special offer on in Boots. 

Personally I like the rotary head Philips shavers.  I would not go for the expensive ones - I have an expensive one for home and a cheaper on whilst travelling and far prefer the cheaper shave.