Electrolysis - Permanent Hair Removal
Electrolysis is a clinically proven, medically recognised method of permanent hair removal that works on all hair colours and skin types. Using a fine, sterile probe, the treatment targets each hair follicle to prevent future growth, reducing ingrown hairs and irritation while leaving skin smooth and clear. This precise approach ensures effective, permanent results in small or stubborn areas, restoring confidence and saving you from daily maintenance. Rediscover your natural smoothness and confidence.
Benefits
Benefit 1
Electrolysis destroys the hair follicle using an electric current, which means the hair won’t grow back once the follicle is fully treated.
Benefit 2
Unlike laser treatments, electrolysis is effective on any hair colour (including blonde, grey, red) and all skin tones.
Benefit 3
It treats individual hairs, making it ideal for small areas like eyebrows, chin, or upper lip, and for shaping or removing stubborn hairs.
How It Works
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15 Minutes £25
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20 Minutes £30
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30 Minutes £40
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45 Minutes £50
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60 Minutes £60
FAQ's
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How many electrolysis sessions are needed?
Hair grows in cycles, so multiple sessions are required to treat hairs during the active growth phase. Most people need several sessions over a few months to a year, depending on the size of the area, hair thickness, and hair growth patterns.
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Is electrolysis really permanent?
Yes. Electrolysis is the only hair removal method recognized as permanent by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It works by inserting a very fine probe into the hair follicle and using electrical energy to destroy the follicle so it cannot grow hair again.
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Does electrolysis hurt?
Most people feel a mild stinging or heat sensation during treatment. The level of discomfort varies depending on the treatment area and your pain tolerance. Many clinics offer topical numbing creams to make the procedure more comfortable.