Electrolysis

Electrolysis is the only permanent method of hair removal. Each individual hair is treated by inserting a tiny surgical probe into the hair follicle and directing a split second impulse of energy down to the hair root. Electrolysis is only as good as the technician though. Also, electrolysis is a series of treatments. It is not one treatment and the hair is gone forever. This means that it is a weakening process. After an electrolysis treatment the hair should grow back thinner and finer. It also depends how thick or thin the unwanted hair is. For instance, someone who has been waxing or tweezing will need more treatments than someone who has not tampered with the area.

It takes time to effectively treat each individual hair currently above the skin, and also those below the surface. Skin type and location of hair must be considered. If you have thin, sensitive skin, electrolysis treatments must be done at a slower rate. The overall time needed to remove all hairs visible and those below the surface will shorten with regularity of treatments. You will see a definite reduction in amount of hair after each treatment.

In the beginning, most people will need weekly treatments, which will soon become monthly as progress is made. Treatments on a regular basis are necessary for permanent results.

Hair removed in the involved areas will require progressively less time with overall decrease in the total time invested when compared with other hair removal systems. Our system is the perfect solution for hassle free, soft looking skin for life!.

Electrolysis is not an overnight miracle process. It requires time and patience. Understanding the nature of hair will enable you to have reasonable expectations, and assist you in making the commitment necessary to achieve the desired results.

Only about 50-60% of hair is visible at the skin’s surface at any given time. These hairs indicate the follicles, which need to be destroyed permanently to remove unwanted hair. Each hair goes through 3 stages of growth (Anagen, Catagen, and Telogen). It grows from its origin below the skin surface, appears above the surface, and eventually sheds.

People who are able to keep regular treatment schedules reach permanent clearance sooner than those who do not. Due to the fact that hair grows in stages, all the hair that is in a given area will not be “showing” at the same time. The hair needs to be treated in cycles, depending on the individual visible follicles.

However, the improved physical appearance and emotional satisfaction are very rewarding and well worth the time and money spent.

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