Your Questions, Answered
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IElectrolysis is the only FDA-approved method of permanent hair removal. It uses a tiny pulse of energy in the form of a radio frequency to zap the root of the hair—so once it’s gone, it’s gone! Bye forever!!
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I use a professional magnification with bright lights to find every stubborn hair. Then I gently slide a fine, flexible probe into the follicle, deliver a quick burst of heat, and immediately extract the hair, so you leave feeling softer and smoother. But seriously, I dry out and kill off the stem cells that tell the hair to grow, and once they’re zapped, that hair’s history.
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NO! Electrolysis and laser are not the same. Laser is for hair reduction and Electrolysis removes each treated hair permanently. Laser can’t treat red, blonde ,gray, white and stubborn facial hairs. They often end up in my chair.
Laser reduces. Electrolysis removes-permanently.
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It’s more of a pinch than a zap—and most people say it’s way less than they expected. Sensitive areas? I’ve got numbing options. You can also take an ibuprofen or pain reliever of your choice about an hour before. Many clients skip numbing altogether once they realize it’s no big deal!
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Most people expect electrolysis to be expensive but it’s actually quite manageable. Sessions start at just $40. There are no large packages to buy. You pay as you go. And unlike your managing treatments, like laser and waxing, there is no end in sight. But once the follicle has successfully been treated, you are done.
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2x/month – Best for staying on track!
Weekly – Great for big areas or hormonal fuzz or if you have a problem with tweezing.
Monthly – Still works, just slower progress.
Maintenance mode – Stop in if anything new pops up to keep things smooth.
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Hair grows in cycles, so multiple treatments are necessary to effectively treat each follicle at the right stage for permanent results.
Much like braces for your teeth > put in the time, enjoy results for life
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I book in time blocks—from 15 minutes to 1 hour, depending on what you’re treating. I’ll help you choose what fits your goals (and budget!).
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Electrolysis works on all hair colors. Even gray, blonde and red.
It is also safe and effective for all skin types.
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Electrolysis is for anyone seeking permanent hair removal.
People of all genders choose electrolysis for areas like the face, body and hairline
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Absolutely. In fact, electrolysis is often the best choice for managing excess hair from PCOS, menopause, or HRT. Hormonal hair is stubborn—but I’m more stubborn.
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Yes, I’ve got all three!
But most clients prefer thermolysis—it’s faster, more comfortable, and lets me clear the most hair per session. Blend and galvanic are great for some cases, but results take longer and it can feel more intense.