Q & A

Electrolysis hair removal is a procedure that uses electric current passed through a thin metal needle electrode into the hair follicle to destroy it and make it impossible for new hair to grow

During electrolysis hair removal, the technician inserts a thin needle electrode into the hair follicle and passes an electric current through it. This destroys the follicle and removes the hair. The procedure can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours, depending on the area of the body being treated

Electrolysis hair removal can be used to remove hair from any part of the body, including the face, neck, chest, back, stomach, bikini area, legs, and arms

After electrolysis hair removal, hair will not grow for several weeks, and in some cases, several months, depending on individual body characteristics. However, several sessions may be required to achieve the final result

Electrolysis hair removal is a more precise hair removal method that can be used on any skin type and for any hair color, including light and gray hair. It is also a more efficient method that can provide a longer-lasting result

For most people, electrolysis hair removal does not cause significant discomfort, but some may experience slight pain or discomfort during the procedure. The technician can apply a local anesthetic to reduce pain

To ensure safety during electrolysis hair removal, only clean and sterile instruments should be used, and skin hygiene and disinfection should be observed. Some people should not undergo this procedure, including pregnant women, people with cardiovascular disease, and other medical contraindications

We do not accept insurance, but our staff can help you file the appropriate forms with your insurance company.

Absolutely! We have a number of clients who are not trans but need hair removal from their face or other body areas.