Electrolysis hair removal concultation (in clinic) 45 minutes
What is electrolysis?
Electrolysis, a technique that has been in use since 1875 and developed by an ophthalmologist to remove painful ingrown eyelashes, is still used (though with significant technological improvements) for the destruction of unwanted hair follicles.
The treatment is delivered through a single, sterile probe / needle that is gently inserted into the hair follicle. The insertion is virtually painless. When the probe reaches the end of the follicle where the hair root meets the dermal papilla (blood source to the hair follicle), a small amount of heat is emitted. This heat dehydrates the bulb and cauterizes the junction between the hair root and the papilla. Without its blood source, the follicle dies.





