I wouldn't try to remove them. Pulling quills is a painful experience for a hedgehog. Vets typically put them under anesthetic before even attempting it for procedures they do.
I wouldn't worry about it if they don't bother him and aren't infected or anything. Just being a little different looking will make him unique. A few might fall out as he grows in new quills, but likely he'll have it for most of his life.
If it bothers you that much, you might have a vet remove them, but I don't see much of a reason it needs to be done and doing it yourself is not a good idea.
Do you have a picture of what these damaged quills look like? Others might be able to offer a little more help if what he has is similar to something their hedgies have had.
I wouldn't worry about it if they don't bother him and aren't infected or anything. Just being a little different looking will make him unique. A few might fall out as he grows in new quills, but likely he'll have it for most of his life.
If it bothers you that much, you might have a vet remove them, but I don't see much of a reason it needs to be done and doing it yourself is not a good idea.
Do you have a picture of what these damaged quills look like? Others might be able to offer a little more help if what he has is similar to something their hedgies have had.
