Electrolysis is the ideal approach for permanent hair removal since laser treatments do not remove light-colored hair, such as white, grey, or light-colored hair.
What is Electrolysis?
Electrolysis begins with the insertion of a tiny probe into the hair follicle. A small electric charge is applied to the follicle to destroy it and stop hair formation once again. Because it is pigment-free, the treatment works on all hair colours, including colourless and grey.
Types of Electrolysis:
Galvanic electrolysis causes a chemical reaction that destroys the follicle.
Thermolysis (shortwave ) often kills the follicle faster, despite the possibility of some precision.
Blend Electrolysis is advised for hard or abrasive hair, since it combines galvanic and thermolysis processes to provide the greatest results and efficiency.
Benefits:
- Electrolysis, unlike laser hair reduction, is a permanent hair removal treatment.
- Flexibility: typically well-suited to a wide variety of skin tones and hair hues.
- This product’s precision is especially useful for tiny, concentrated regions like the face and jawline.
- Those with pale or white hair may benefit greatly from electrolysis, which is safe for all hair hues and skin types.
- It works for individual hairs or small regions like the face, underarms, and genital line,
What to expect?
The length of an electrolysis session might range from a few minutes to over an hour, depending on the density and volume of the area
Less severe side effects, such as scabbing, erythema, and edema, usually heal on their own within a few days
Following treatment, it is important to avoid the sun as much as possible, wear sunscreen, and take precautions to keep the region clean and dry.
Hair grows in cycles, therefore more sessions will be required to finish the work. Some people may need 15 to 30 sessions.
Sessions are usually planned one to two weeks apart, depending on the pace of hair growth and the region being treated.
Electrolysis is a long-term and safe treatment for stubborn white hairs that do not respond to laser therapy. Getting it done by a qualified professional is essential for achieving safe and effective outcomes. Their expertise and accuracy are critical. Hence, make your appointment with our experts at Pristine Clinic now.
