Electrolysis Hair Removal Information
Electrolysis hair removal is a popular method for permanent hair removal, providing nearly guaranteed hair removal if done correctly. If you are considering hair removal, there are some important facts to know and consider before you embark on electrolysis hair removal. Does this Spark an idea?
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FDA Approved
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Electrolysis is the only permanent hair removal method approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
How it Works
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Electrolysis works by injecting a small electrical current into the hair follicle. The current damages the hair root, rendering it unable to produce hair.
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Positives to Electrolysis
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Electrolysis has the most proven record of successful results; it has been practiced for more than 125 years. Electrolysis can also be performed on all people regardless of skin tone or hair pigment. Unlike laser, it targets the root and not the pigment.
Multiple Treatments
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Electrolysis requires multiple treatments, sometimes as many as 15 to 30 sessions for permanent hair removal.
Skin Discoloration
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If electrolysis is performed incorrectly, skin discoloration can occur.
Difficulties and Pain
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People who have undergone waxing treatments or tweezing may have bent or damaged hair follicles, making electrolysis more difficult to perform. Pain tolerance for each person varies; some people find electrolysis hair removal painful while others experience no pain.
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