Electrolysis is the process of removing unwanted hair permanently. Using a fine, sterile probe, a controlled current is applied to the base of the hair follicle. Electrolysis destroys the hair follicle’s ability to generate, which minimizes new hair growth.

Treatment sessions vary between each client, but typically range from 15 minutes to over an hour.

Factors such a hair growth cycles, structure of hair, previous use of temporary hair removal methods, hormones, heredity, certain medications, and stress can impact the client’s treatment plan.

Immediately following treatment, there may be temporary redness varying by each client.

Most clients find electrolysis to be a comfortable experience.

All areas of the body can be treated except the inside of the ears and nose. Treatment areas can include eyebrows, chin, upper lip, jawline, neck, sides of the face, ears, breasts, underarms, arms, legs, abdomen, back and bikini line.

Yes, treatment can be performed during pregnancy.