Find Pricing on
our home page:
Electrolysis is the only FDA-approved permanent hair removal method using a small electrical current to destroy hair follicles. A trained electrologist inserts a fine probe into each follicle, delivering the current to prevent future growth.
PROS
Permanent hair removal for all skin/hair types
Suitable for sensitive areas like the face or bikini line
Can treat very fine or light hairs
Less/no regrowth
CONS
Longer treatment time per session
Some find it more painful than laser hair removal while others find it much easier. Sensitivity varies person to person.
Requires more sessions to achieve full results
It's common for any hair regrowth that happens to be vigorous at the beginning of treatment. We encourage you to keep a positive outlook. It’s temporary and the regrowth rate is MUCH lower than other hair removal treatments.
We will help you to determine the best plan of action regarding frequency of treatment in order to help you achieve your hair removal goals.
In some cases we may recommend laser to debulk the hair along with electrolysis.
Electrolysis is precise, works on all hair colors and types, all parts of the body, and offers permanent results by targeting individual hairs with an electric current.
Laser hair removal is faster and works for large areas of dark hair making it great for de-bulking. However, it allows for more regrowth over time and can be less effective for some hair types and colors.
Your Safety Comes First
We use only pre-packaged, sterilized probes to ensure the highest level of health and safety for every treatment.
Advanced Technology
We use the latest electrolysis technology to provide the best service available. If you've found electrolysis too uncomfortable in the past, we encourage you to try again.
Potential Side Effects
While uncommon, some temporary side effects may occur including:
mild bruising
redness & swelling
skin bumps
dryness
Even with the most advanced equipment and skilled professionals, these effects are possible, so please plan accordingly.
1875:
Dr. Charles Michel discovered that electrolysis could permanently remove ingrown eyelashes and encouraged its use for other parts of the body.
1880-1900:
The first commercial electrolysis machines were available in 1900!
Electrolysis was adopted for non-medical use.
A BRIEF HISTORY LESSON: ELECTROLYSIS & IT’S BEGINNINGS
1908:
Multi-probe electrolysis was invented;
a type of electrolysis hair removal technique where multiple tiny probes are inserted into the skin at once.
1932:
Thermolysis was invented as a faster, cheaper, less painful alternative. However, it was less effective, with more than half of the hairs growing back.
1938:
Electrologist Henri St. Pierre and engineer Arthur Hinkel combine galvanic with thermolysis to create the blend technique.
2007:
The US FDA confirmed electrolysis as the only permanent hair removal method.