How it works
The probe follows the natural opening of the follicle and a short impulse treats the structure the hair grows from. The hair is then lifted out with tweezers, without being pulled from the root.
Electrolysis
Electrolysis is a method of permanent hair removal in which a very fine probe is inserted alongside the hair and treats the follicle itself. The work is done hair by hair, which allows precise treatment of small and sensitive areas.
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The probe follows the natural opening of the follicle and a short impulse treats the structure the hair grows from. The hair is then lifted out with tweezers, without being pulled from the root.
Because the method does not rely on pigment, it can be used on dark, light, blonde, red and grey hair, as well as on fine hair.
Electrolysis is used on the face — chin, upper lip, cheeks, neck, and hair related to hormonal changes. Results are individual and depend on the area, hair type and how regularly appointments are attended.
Underarms, bikini area, legs, chest, back and other areas where you want a permanent solution.
Electrolysis can generally be performed in tattooed areas because it targets the individual follicle rather than skin pigment the way laser does. Suitability is assessed at the consultation.
Hair grows in cycles, so several appointments over a longer period are normally required. First appointments are usually longer because more hair is present; as the area progresses, appointments often become shorter.
Before the first treatment we hold a consultation and a health questionnaire to assess the area, hair type and any contraindications.
The skin can be red and sensitive from a few hours to a few days. Your specialist gives you aftercare instructions, and they are also available in your client area.
Some conditions mean treatment is not advisable or requires agreement with your doctor. You complete the detailed questionnaire in your client area before treatment.

You pay exactly for the time spent in treatment.
