FAQ

We specialize in treating smaller areas, such as the face, underarms, and bikini line, as well as providing pre-operative genital electrolysis. Electrolysis is a versatile treatment and can be performed on nearly any area where you want permanent hair removal, making it ideal for precise and sensitive areas.

Yes, electrolysis is effective for all hair and skin types. Unlike other hair removal methods that might only work on certain hair colors or skin tones, electrolysis can remove light, dark, coarse, or fine hair on any skin color. This makes it an ideal solution for people with a variety of hair and skin types.

Yes, electrolysis is a permanent hair removal method. It works by destroying the hair follicle so it can no longer grow hair. This is why the FDA considers it the only truly permanent hair removal solution. However, it will take multiple sessions to ensure all hair follicles in the area have been treated.

We offer both thermolysis and blend methods of electrolysis. Thermolysis uses heat to quickly destroy the hair follicle, while the blend method combines heat and a chemical reaction for a more thorough effect. These options allow us to tailor your treatment based on your unique hair type and removal needs, ensuring the most effective and comfortable results.

Treatment length varies depending on the size of the area being treated and the density of hair. Small areas like the upper lip may take only a few minutes, while larger areas such as the genitals or chest could require multiple hours over several sessions. During your consultation, we’ll provide a clearer idea of how long your treatment may take.

Our offices do not have receptionists, so just come on in and have a seat. During your consultation, we’ll discuss your hair removal goals, review your medical history, and assess the areas you’d like to treat. We’ll also explain how electrolysis works, what you can expect during and after treatment, and suggest a customized treatment plan. This is a great time to ask questions and ensure that electrolysis is the right choice for you.