11701 Wagonwheel Rd
Palmer, AK 99645
ph: 907-746-1247
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Electrolysis is the only form of permanent hair removal recognized by the American Medical Association. Treatment involves inserting a sterile probe, roughly the same size as a hair, into the hair follicle. With the probe in place, a low level electrical current destroys the Dermal papilla, which is the part of the follicle that feeds growing hair. Many hairs can be eliminated with one treatment, but some will need two or more treatments to achieve permanancy. The number of treatments depends on the amount of hair, its coarseness and the cause of the excess hair.
A chemical method that uses a direct current to convert body salt and water in the follicle into a compound capable of destroying the papilla. The chemical does not affect any other area.
A method that uses a high frequency current to produce heat in the area. This heat cauterizes and destroys the papilla.
This method combines both currents together in the same proble. Thermolysis enhances the action of the galvanic method to produce a faster process.
We will select the best method for you based on your hair type, skin characteristics and sensitivity, ensuring you of the greatest maximum comfort and permanancy for your situation.
CAUSES FOR UNWANTED HAIR
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q. How long has electrolysis been successfully utilized?
A. Successful electrolysis treatments have been recorded in medical journals since 1867.
Q. What parts of the body can hair be removed from?
A. At the discretion of the electrologist, every part of the body except the inside of the ears and nose.
Q. Is electrolysis painful?
A. The current may produce a slight discomfort, sometimes described as a stinging sensation. The intensity of the current can be adjusted according to each person's own sensitivity.
Q. Is electrolysis really permanent?
A. Yes. It is the only clinically proven permanent way to remove hair. Individuals vary in the length of treatment required ...this will be discussed in your consultation.
Q. What if the hair seems to return?
A. One needs to understand the difference between new growth and regrowth. New growth is the hair that has not been treated - some of which will be hair that was not on the surface when you started treatment. Regrowth is hair that was not completely destroyed with the first treatment. A comprehensive discussion of the hair growth cycle will take place during your consultation.
Q. How long does it take for the area to heal?
A. You may notice temporary redness which will disappear quickly provided that after-care instructions are followed.
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11701 Wagonwheel Rd
Palmer, AK 99645
ph: 907-746-1247
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