Electrolysis FAQ

Electrolysis is a method of permanent hair removal that uses a tiny probe into each hair follicle, which emits electric current to destroy the hair follicle, preventing future hair growth in the treated area. Electrolysis has been around since 1869 and published/accepted into the medical community since 1875!
Yes, electrolysis has proven to be permanent and effective. In fact, electrolysis is the only method of permanent hair removal recognized by the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA) and supported by hundreds of scientific articles published in medical literature. Of course, there are also millions of satisfied customers who can attest to the permanency and benefits of electrolysis.
During most treatments, you will feel a sensation described as “tingling” “slight heat” or “stinging.” Many individuals find it tolerable, and some practitioners suggest the use of topical numbing creams to minimize discomfort. Your electrologist can make adjustments to maximize your comfort. Do not hesitate to let him or her know what you are feeling.
The number of sessions required varies from person to person. It depends on factors like hair thickness, density, and the treatment area. Multiple sessions are needed to treat all hair follicles. It is important to realize that time, commitment, and patience are needed in order to overcome a problem, which did not happen overnight.
Yes, electrolysis is effective on all skin and hair types. It doesn’t rely on hair color or pigment, making it a versatile option.

Paramedical Tattoo FAQ

Paramedical Tattooing is a non-invasive treatment that uses medical grade serum or mineral pigment to boost the cellular turnover of collagen, elastin, and fibroblast cells.
It will help repair the scar tissues and improve the texture and appearance of all stretch mark types (pink, purple, white) and scars with minimal downtime.
You can expect a 30%~90% improvement with just one session. 1-4 sessions, or more, dependent upon your unique and desired results. 4-6 week healing.
1-3 sessions are recommended on average.
Post-Surgery (face-lift, tummy tuck, breast augmentation, Mastectomy, C-section, orthopedic surgery, etc…)
Post-Trauma
Post-Radiation
Post-Birth
Post-Weight Loss
Post-Acne
Vitiligo (doctor clearance required)
Hyper-pigmentation
Hypo-pigmentation
Ink Less scar revision is a permanent treatment.
Scar Camouflage uses mineral based pigments. This approach is considered "semi-permanent" while results with medical tattooing can last 5-7 years before considering a touch up.
Pain is minimal. Most clients describe a pain scale of 1-3 or a “light scratch.”