Frequently Asked Questions About Electrolysis Permanent Hair Removal
A trained electrologist gently inserts a fine, sterile probe into the hair
follicle, a natural opening of the skin. A small, measured amount of electric
current is discharged via the probe into the base of the follicle. This
process destroys the source of hair growth. Therefore, the regenerative
ability of the hair follicle is permanently eliminated.
Electrolysis is the only method of permanent hair removal recognized
by the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA). In over a century of
use, electrolysis has proven to be permanent and effective.
With the latest technology, most clients find electrolysis treatment to be a
comfortable experience This can vary according to your individual pain
tolerance, machine setting and other factors. Your electrologist can make
adjustments to maximize your comfort.
Electrolysis is safe and effective for all combinations of skin tone, hair color
and hair texture. Regardless of the cause, such as heredity, hormone
function, certain medication and stress, an electrologist can permanently
remove your unwanted facial/body hair, and enhance your natural beauty
with smooth, hair-free and healthy-looking skin for a glowing look that’s
uniquely you!
No other hair removal solution can claim such universal acceptability and
success. Temporary hair removal methods such as waxing, threading,
tweezing may lead to discoloration and ingrown hairs, potentially even an
increase in hair growth activity. Depilatories and shaving can result with an
irritation to the skin while the hair regrows quickly. Some people compare
laser to electrolysis although laser is considered a temporary method.
These methods can require a lifetime of maintenance.
Unlike other options, professionally performed Electrolysis eliminates
unwanted hair, permanently on most area of the body to give you a
smooth, sleek healthy looking skin.
Immediately following treatment, there may be slight redness, depending
on the sensitivity of the skin. During the healing phase, occasionally may
be some pinpoint scabbing. Your electrologist will advise you of what you
can expect in your case and provide you with post treatment instructions.
Your electrologist will design a treatment plan that addresses your specific
hair removal needs. The number of treatments necessary varies with each
client depending on the area being treated, factors such as hair growth
cycles, the quantity and structure of hair presented, peavies use of
temporary hair removal methods. It is important to follow the
recommended treatment plan to achieve optimum result. Electrolysis is an
investment in you and a lifetime of looking and feeling your best.