If your Insurance Covers Electrolysis, You can always pay out of pocket, and we will give you a " Superbill " to submit to your insurer for repayment. Some insurers will require a pre approval. Some insurers will never allow clients or electrologists to submit billing.

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What is Electrolysis?

Electrolysis is the only permanent solution to removing unwanted facial and body hair regardless of hair or skin color, hair texture and skin type.

 

How does Electrolysis work?

The procedure involves sliding a thin, sterile probe into the hair follicle and applying a small amount of electrical current. The objective is to destroy the areas of the follicle that provide the nutriments for hair growth. Once the target areas are destroyed, the hair releases and tweezers are used to remove it.

 

Is it really permanent?

Yes. Unlike other hair removal methods that offer a temporary solution, Electrolysis is permanent and is the only FDA approved method of permanent hair removal. 

 

What areas of the body can I have treated?

Electrolysis is safe for all areas of the face and body with the exception of inside the nostrils and ear canal.

 

Will I need multiple treatments?

Yes. Treatment plans vary greatly from person to person and depend on a number of factors including, the amount of hair, the size of the area being treated, sensitivity level and the hair growth cycle. Because of these variables, multiple treatments are necessary.

 

Who is a good candidate for Electrolysis?

Anyone looking for a permanent solution to removing unwanted facial and body hair. Electrolysis is common among men, women, transgender and teens.

 

What should I expect to feel?

Individuals often describe feeling a moderate amount of heat and mild stinging sensation. Sensitivity varies greatly from person to person and depends on which area of the body is being treated. Discomfort is minimal and settings can always be adjusted if necessary.

 

Is there more than one type of Electrolysis?

Yes. There are three methods of Electrolysis:

Galvanic – produces a chemical reaction to destroy the hair follicle

Thermolysis – produces heat to destroy the hair follicle

Blend – a combination of Galvanic and Thermolysis