How Does Electrolysis Work

Sun Jan 4 23:22:01 PM

Electrolysis  involves  the insertion of a very fine, disposable sterile probe (The same diameter as the hair) in to the hair follicle ,which is a natural opening in the skin. A tiny amount of energy is then discharged in to the hair follicle.  The only sensation felt by the client is heat passing down the probe to the base of the follicle. The follicle destruction is achieved by heat or a chemical reaction. During the course of treatments, there will be a constant, gradual decrease the growth of the hair until it has all been permanently removed.  The number of treatment required will vary from person to person.  Electrolysis can be used on any part of the body. Treatment area include all facial areas, legs, bikini line, chest, nipple, back, abdomen, underarms, fingers, toes, and eye brows.

The first sign that electrolysis treatment is working is with the hair growth become softer, finer and lighter in colour, you will see and feel the difference throughout the course of treatment, so you do not have to wait until the end of your course to see a difference.

Two factors either together or individually, have the capacity for directly initiating or accelerating the growth of hair. One is increased blood supply and the other is hormone stimulation.