Permanent Hair Removal

Living in a world where image and high self-esteem is very important, people are actively looking for permanent hair removal to eradicate once and for all unwanted hair. As a result, the trend of hair removal has been growing in popularity. A wide variety of hair removal products and systems are being sought by the clients of women and men and also by increasing the transgender community.

Laser and IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) are two options are quite suitable when targeting a larger area with black hair growth. Being a newer technology they were first launched with a claim to offer permanent hair removal, but as a result of this treatment can not be predicted because they have their limitations because it targets the melanin in the hair. Results can Distinguishing between 85% -95% hair reduction, and because of that and other features of Laser and IPL, the FDA allows them to claim the offer hair 'reduction' only permanent.

Electrolysis on the other hand, can treat all types of hair, even the white and gray in color, and also can safely treat all skin tones. For example, a qualified beauty therapist with training electrolysis will be able to work with clients from different ethnic backgrounds and treat hair growth in all areas, including the hair around the eye region. Since its introduction it has grown to be more comfortable and safe for practitioners and clients. Protection, such as glasses are not needed during treatment, just gloves for sanitation purposes. Electrolysis has been used for over 130 years and is still the only permanent hair removal solution.

There are various types of electrolysis: Short Wave Diathermy, also known as thermolysis, Galvanic (Direct Current) and methods Blend, which is a combination of thermolysis and Galvanic. All these methods further weaken the hair to eliminate hair growth. Therefore, remove hair permanently has been a fact for a long time and electrolysis is the only method that offers a solution.

Electrolysis is the treatment offered in beauty salons and clinics where clients will receive advice and expert opinion on issues that they have, such as the growth of unwanted hair. Many skin conditions and lesions, such as skin tags, thread veins, various warts, ilia, blood spots and verrucas can also be successfully and safely treated using advanced electrolysis technique. It is important to note that people who want to receive the procedure should contact a professional with a recognized qualification and licensing electrolysis to ensure they take full advantage of the possibilities offered by electrolysis.