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Electrolysis is a highly effective and permanent hair removal technique that involves inserting a tiny needle into the hair follicle and delivering energy deep into the follicle, which disrupts hair growth and causes existing hairs to fall out. It is the preferred method for treating blonde, red, or gray hairs, which cannot be effectively treated with laser hair removal. Elizabeth Harrell, an Electrologist at The Laser Center of Melbourne in Melbourne, FL, is highly trained to provide electrolysis to help her clients achieve smooth and hair-free skin.
What is it?
During electrolysis, a tiny hair sized needle is inserted into the skin. The needle is placed deep into individual hair follicles, then a low-level electrical energy pulse is sent into the follicle to destroy the hair. The existing hair falls out and the process is repeated hair by hair. Those who opt for electrolysis will need to return for several treatments to destroy all unwanted hair. Electrolysis is the only method to destroy gray, white, red, or blonde hair. There are three ways electrolysis is done, each one is quick and permanent. Galvanic electrolysis uses a chemical to kill the root of the hair. Thermolysis uses heat from very tiny short-waves of electricity, and the Blend method uses both galvanic and thermolytic electrolysis to focus on the root of each and every hair. All of these methods cause the root to lose its ability to regrow. The hair is gone, permanently!
Other conditions that can be treated with electrolysis:
Is it painful?
Clients have described the treatment as a momentary heat sensation or pinch. Discomfort is minimal for most people, but individual tolerances vary greatly. Keep in mind that some areas of the body are much less sensitive than others. Many people read, listen to music, or even take a nap while being treated.
Who should avoid it?
How should I prepare for my appointment?
During my visit what should I expect?
A typical electrolysis appointment lasts 30-60 minutes. Here’s what to expect:
After your appointment: