Electrolysis removes hair by targeting the germinative cell and bulge areas to ultimately render the follicle incapable of ever producing another hair in that area.

Electrolysis is the only hair removal treatment recognized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a permanent hair removal solution. There are other methods to remove unwanted hair but none are permanent.

Electrolysis is the only FDA-approved method of permanent hair removal. Once the germinative cell or bulge area is eradicated, the hair will not grow back.

Essentially any area of the body can be treated by electrolysis. Although, we do not treat inside the nostrils or inside the ear canals.

Electrolysis was invented in 1875. Though the technology has changed over time, electrolysis has continued to be a proven method for permanent hair removal for more than a century.

Electrolysis is the only proven method for permanent hair removal. Other methods of hair removal such as waxing, tweezing, and shaving are temporary and have to be done repeatedly.

Lasers have been approved by the FDA as a method of hair reduction but not as a method for permanent hair removal. Electrolysis is an effective and permanent hair removal solution that can be performed on all skin and hair types. Laser treatments can only be performed on certain hair and skin types.

Maintaining the scheduled appointments that the electrologist has planned for you will help you to achieve your goal of permanent hair removal in a timely manner.