Application:
Permanent hair removal is accomplished by directing a measured amount of electrical current into the natural opening of the hair follicle by means of an ultra fine instrument until the base of the hair root (technically known as the papilla) is effectively treated. This procedure causes gradual cellular destruction impairing the ability of the follicle to produce a hair.
Minimum Discomfort:
Since certain areas of the body are more sensitive to treatment than others, the sensations associated with electrolysis will vary.
Regrowth:
Some regrowth in the treated area will normally be experienced over a period of time. However, with subsequent treatments, the hair will become finer in texture until the entire regeneration cycle has been permanently destroyed and hair growth ceases. (See our Regrowth page)
After Treatment:
An electrolysis treatment may result in a slight reddening of the skin. This is temporary and varies with individual skin types. Your electrologist will recommend post treatment care. (See our After Care page)