Electrolysis hair removal

It is important to understand that results vary from person to person, as each individual’s hair growth pattern is unique.

• Several factors can influence the length of your treatment programme, including:

• Hair growth cycles

• Quantity, thickness, and structure of hair

• Previous hair removal methods (waxing, shaving, threading, etc.)

• Genetics and hormone function

• Medical history and certain medications

• Lifestyle and stress levels

Some redness or mild swelling may occur after treatment, but this usually subsides within a few hours. You can resume normal activities immediately.

You may feel a slight stinging or tingling sensation, often described as a quick pinch. Most clients tolerate it well,

Yes. Electrolysis is suitable for all skin types, but sensitive areas may require shorter treatment sessions or additional care.

Temporary redness, tenderness, or slight swelling is normal. Rare side effects include minor scabbing or pigmentation changes, which usually resolve quickly.

Yes. Electrolysis is a clinically proven and safe method for permanent hair removal when performed by a trained professional.

Contra-Indications for Electrolysis

• Blood Thinning Medication

• Cochlear implants

• Dermographia

• Haemophilia

• Keloid Scarring

• Pacemaker

• Pregnancy

• Recent Scar Tissue (in treatment area)

• Rosacea [active] (in treatment area)

• Skin Diseases/Disorders

• Sunburn (in treatment area)

• Active skin infections in the area (bacterial, fungal, viral such as herpes simplex)

• Open wounds, cuts, or inflamed skin

• Skin cancer or suspicious lesions in the treatment area

• Diabetes – slower healing and higher infection risk

• Autoimmune diseases affecting the skin

• Bleeding disorders or anticoagulant use – increased risk of bleeding/bruising

• History of keloid or hypertrophic scarring

• Epilepsy (some practitioners avoid treatment depending on triggers)

• Metal implants near the treatment area