About Electrolysis...

If excess hair is one problem area you would like to eliminate, electrolysis (permanent hair removal) can help you do just that. At Body Solutions, we offer advanced methods to remove hair permanently and safely.

Is electrolysis permanent?

Yes. Electrolysis has been shown to be permanent in over a century of use. Its permanency has been well recognized by knowledgeable physicians and is also testified to by hundreds of scientific articles published in the medical literature. In addition to scientific recognition, there are over one million happy and satisfied persons who have solved a very personal and embarrassing problem with the help of electrolysis.

Are there other methods of hair removal as effective as electrolysis?

No. There is absolutely no reputable scientific evidence that shows any other method of hair removal being as safe, effective, and permanent as electrolysis, including laser. See more about laser .

How does electrolysis work?

A trained electrologist inserts a small metal probe into the hair follicle alongside the hair. A small amount of electrical current is then delivered to the probe by a sensitive electronic device called an epilator. Depending upon the technique used, the electrical current destroys the hair root either by heat or chemical action and in some methods by both at the same time.

How do I select an electrologist?

There are many factors that might influence your choice of an electrologist. You might ask your physician for a referral. You might rely on a recommendation from a friend. Or you might consult the telephone directory under "electrolysis" or "Permanent Hair Removal" to find the electrologist in your area. To be assured of quality service, check to see if your electrologists is licensed (where required by law), nationally certified, a member of state and/or national professional associations and a participant in continuing education. In the final analysis, decide if you feel comfortable and confident with the electrologist you choose since electrolysis requires a series of treatments over a period of time.

Then give us a call (507-289-7378) for a free consultation and a chance to get to know us.

Some Additional Information On The Web

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
American Electrology Association