Electrolysis is the only permanent solution to removing unwanted facial and body hair regardless of hair or skin color, hair texture, and skin type.
There are three methods of Electrolysis:
They are all safe, permanent and effective.
The procedure involves sliding a thin, sterile probe into the hair follicle and applying a small amount of electrical current. This destroys the dermal papilla (the blood supply for the follicle) and an area called “the bulge” or hair germ cells, all of which cause hair to grow and regenerate.
Absolutely! Unlike other hair removal methods that offer a temporary solution, electrolysis is permanent and is the only FDA approved method of permanent hair removal. Whether you are an individual with dark or light skin tone or an individual with dark, blonde, red or gray hair electrolysis can successfully and permanently remove unwanted hair.
Almost anyone looking for a permanent solution to removing unwanted facial and/or body hair. Electrolysis works on any skin color, hair color and hair texture regardless of age.
Yes! The average amount of time of full permanent results is 18 – 24 months. However, treatment varies from person to person. Hair grows in cycles so there’s no exact amount of time for a person, but some permanent results should be seen within 3 – 6 months.
Individuals often describe a pinching or mild stinging sensation. Sensitivity varies greatly from person to person and some areas of the body are more sensitive than others. Be aware that stress, monthly cycles and uneasiness toward the treatments may make sensitivity higher. Discomfort is minimal and settings can always be adjusted if necessary.
Normal side effects can include initial redness and mild swelling that subsides fairly quickly. Some individuals may experience pinpoint scabs or light bruising.
Absolutely! Electrolysis has been practiced since 1875 and has a history of being safe and effective. During each treatment; one time use disposable probes, gloves and sterilized tweezers are used. These along with the sanitation and disinfecting protocol set by the CDC, and the thorough training and education of the electrologist, all lend to a safe experience.
Electrolysis is safe for all areas of the face and body with the exception of inside the nostrils and ear canal.
