Electrolysis. Permanent
Hair Removal for Men and Women
We understand that you want all of your unwanted hair
gone for good. For some people, laser hair removal
alone will not get the results you want. The advantage
to electrolysis over using lasers is that electrolysis
can remove blonde, white, and gray hairs, something
that laser treatments cannot do. Many men
and women have either blonde body hair, or have lighter
hairs mixed in with darker hair. Laser hair removal
only works on pigmentation in hair, in other words hair
with some color. Electrolysis is the only permanent
removal treatment available for hairs with little or
no color.
The removal of hair with electric current is called
electrolysis. Electrolysis is a permanent effective
solution for the removal of unwanted hair. It
involves inserting a small probe (needle), which is
the same size as the hair, down along-side the hair
itself. The probe goes into the opening of the
skin that the hair grows out of. Many women also
use electrolysis for facial hair. Hair is as sensitive
to discuss as it is to pull out. Women are convinced
they are not supposed to have facial hair, and an estimated
41 million American women say they have unwanted facial
hair.
GentleLase has received many clients who have left
other laser treatment programs unsatisfied with the
results. Some of this unhappiness is because the
client was sold a laser hair removal treatment when
in reality they could only be treated with electrolysis.
Many hair and skin treatment offices never educate their
clients about hair removal. At GentleLase, you
will receive a mandatory, but no-cost, initial consultation
prior to your purchase of any hair or skin treatment
program. Soraya has over 15 years experience
in treating hair and skin, including hair removal through
electrolysis, and she will explain to you what will
and what will not work for your specific hair and skin
type.
GentleLase conforms to the highest sterilization standards
available for modern equipment. Clients must purchase
their own needles for electrolysis, and may choose from
either individualized or disposable needles.
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