How does advanced electrolysis work?

Our experienced and highly trained therapists use a minute sterilised and disposable needle which is applied lightly to the surface of the skin. A low safe current produces a heating effect which, when applied to the skin blemish, causes the structure and its contents to coagulate (dry up).

Treatment:

Info: A consultation is required before every Electrolysis appointment. The cost of the consultation will be deducted from the treatment booking fee. Electrolysis is the only FDA approved method of permanent hair removal, as opposed to hair reduction. Electrolysis differs from other hair removal methods in that it tackles each hair on an individual basis. Though this is a longer and more delicate method, its thoroughness is what enables permanent hair removal. Electrolysis works by sending a current from a metal probe down each individual hair, a combination of this electrical current and a chemical reaction kills it at its root, thereby stopping any regrowth.

Side effects of electrolysis are very uncommon, but immediately following the treatment the area may be red, sore and bumpy. This should reside within a few hours to a couple of days.