Electrolysis treatments are a form of electrical epilation where a wire filament (needle) is inserted into the hair follicle and a minimal amount of current is delivered to the root of the hair to destroy it through a variety of modalities. All modalities will treat only the offending hair follicle, making this a non-invasive and more direct route to target unwanted hair.

Galvanic Electrolysis - Galvanic electrolysis is the oldest type of hair removal. The direct current used is extremely effective but very slow. It creates a chemical change in the follicle to destroy the root.

Thermolysis Electrolysis - Thermolysis uses shortwave radio-frequency or alternating current (AC). Thermolysis causes the water molecule in your hair to rapidly vibrate, which produces heat. When enough heat is created, thermolysis damages the cells which causes hair growth.

Blend Electrolysis - True to its name, the blend combines both galvanic and thermolysis methods in one treatment. If one type of electrolysis doesn’t kill your unwanted hair the other will.

What To Expect

Our hair is constantly changing from several factors that make us who we are, it’s in our DNA. It is the diversity that makes proper hair removal through electrolysis a process. As our body reacts to different situations such as hormones, medications, weight, and even our genes, our hair growth patterns change and may activate dormant hair follicles. The complex nature of hair growth controls the number of sessions required to reach your personal preference for hair removal. Generally, electrolysis is typically noticeable within three months and can take up to 12+ months for complete and permanent results. We offer sessions from five minutes to an hour and recommend a weekly schedule to treat the follicle right when it emerges and at the optimal time for optimal reaction. Our goal is to see this process through to ensure complete satisfaction. Each individual has a different tolerance level, and that is taken into account. Modern electrolysis methods can be described as causing a tingling or warming sensation, Topical desensitising cream can be applied to help ease the sensation. After your treatment, it is common to experience redness or swelling, both of which are usually short-lived. These are both natural reactions from the stimulus applied to the follicle and can be eased with the use of an ice pack and witch hazel. To prevent any additional reactions, it is critical that you inform us of any medical conditions, medication, supplements, lotions, and oils.