The Path to Permanent Hair Removal
Electrolysis permanently removes hair by disabling the follicle at its source. A fine, sterile probe is gently inserted into the natural opening of the follicle, where a controlled electrical current targets the cells responsible for growth. Once these cells are eliminated, the follicle can no longer produce hair.
Because each hair grows independently and cycles through different phases, follicles must be treated individually during their active growth stage. For this reason, a series of treatments is recommended to ensure every hair is addressed at the appropriate time. Once a follicle has been properly treated, the results are permanent.
The Electrolysis Advantage
Electrolysis is the only FDA-recognized method for permanent hair removal and is effective across all skin tones and hair colors. Its precise, follicle-by-follicle approach makes it especially well suited for smaller or delicate areas, and an excellent option when laser treatment may not be ideal.
Ideal Candidates for Electrolysis
Safe and effective for all skin tones
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Medically necessary or hormone-related hair removal
Ingrown hairs or isolated, persistent hairs​
Suitable for all hair colors and textures, including light and fine hair
Permanent removal in delicate areas such as the face, brows, or chin
Precise shaping and refined hairline definition
Your Electrolysis Journey
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Book & Attend a Consultation
Begin with a personalized consultation to review your hair growth patterns, skin type, and treatment goals. During this visit, we’ll discuss your medical history, explain the electrolysis process, discuss expectations and answer any questions you have. Start by requesting a consultation.
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Prepare for Your Treatment
Please arrive with clean skin free of makeup, lotions, oils, or deodorant in the treatment area. Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and exfoliation for several days prior to treatment, and discontinue active skincare products as instructed. Allow sufficient hair growth for treatment and review our pre-treatment guidelines to fully prepare.
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Your Treatment Session
During treatment, a fine sterile probe is gently inserted into the hair follicle and delivers targeted energy to disable future growth. You may feel brief warmth or tingling sensations that lasts only a second. Because hairs are treated individually, the feeling is momentary and shifts from one follicle to the next. Sensitivity varies by area and from person to person. For added comfort, a topical numbing cream may be used prior to treatment.
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Post Treatment Care
After treatment, mild redness or sensitivity is normal and typically fades quickly. To support healing, keep the area clean, use gentle skincare, avoid heat and sun exposure, and refrain from exfoliating for 24–48 hours. Please review our complete list of aftercare guidelines.
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Ongoing Progress & Results
Electrolysis requires multiple sessions, as each hair must be treated individually during its active growth cycle. With consistency, treated follicles will no longer produce hair.
Electrolysis Pricing
All new clients must begin with a consultation before scheduling treatment sessions.
Session Length
Price
15 minutes
$45
30 minutes
$75
45 minutes*
$95
60 minutes*
$130
* 45 and 60 minute appointments require approval prior to booking.
Pricing is subject to change. The booking system reflects the most current and accurate pricing at the time of scheduling.
Still Have Questions About Electrolysis?
Below, you’ll find clear answers to common questions about comfort, safety, results, and scheduling.
Does electrolysis hurt?
Pain levels vary from person to person. Most clients find electrolysis very manageable, though some areas may feel more sensitive.​
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What does electrolysis feel like?
Most clients describe a brief warming or tingling sensation that passes quickly.
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Can I use numbing cream before treatment?
We recommend that clients use a topical numbing cream, like Numb Master, before they come in for an appointment.
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How long does each session last?
Session length varies by area and treatment goals, ranging from short touch-ups to longer sessions.
What are the side effects of electrolysis?
After electrolysis, your skin will be slightly red, swollen, and irritated for a few hours following your electrolysis appointment. These reactions shouldn’t last for more than 1-2 days. Learn more about more about electrolysis preparation and aftercare.
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Can I resume normal activities after treatment?
Most clients return to normal activities right away. Following aftercare guidelines supports healing.
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Can electrolysis be used on any area of the body?
Yes. Electrolysis can safely treat most areas of the body, including the face, bikini line, arms, back, and more, with the exception of the inner nose and ear canals.