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 Since its invention in 1875, electrolysis has remained one of the most popular methods of permanent hair reduction.
If you desire permanent hair removal and have gray, white, blonde, or red head, you should consider electrolysis.
During electrolysis a tiny probe, barely the size of a single hair, is gently inserted into the hair follicle down to the papilla and a very low electrical current destroys the papilla and ends hair growth. There may be some discomfort during treatment and even some redness afterward, but electrolysis remains the oldest and most time-honored method of permanent hair removal.
Side effects if any are usually mild. Success and frequency of treatment relies on several factors, such as the size of the area being treated, how much hair is involved, phases of hair growth, genetics and hormonal activity. Since hair grows in three different cycles, dormant hair must become activated and then be removed by further sessions of electrolysis.
Charges
$1 per minute |
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