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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Electrolysis - Level 1.
Session needs vary by hair density, growth cycle, and hormonal factors. Many clients require a series spaced weeks apart—often six to fifteen sessions—while hormonally-driven growth may need longer-term planning and maintenance.
One 15-minute session can permanently disable treated follicles, but multiple sessions are usually necessary to catch hairs in different growth stages and ensure comprehensive, lasting hair removal.
Sensation ranges from mild stinging to brief pinpricks. We minimize discomfort with short treatment durations, soothing techniques, and optional topical numbing. Most clients find the procedure tolerable and brief.
Yes. Electrolysis works on individual follicles, making it effective for sebaceous hyperplasia lesions and hormone-related hair growth. Multiple treatments and a tailored plan are often recommended for optimal outcomes.
Before treatment avoid waxing/plucking and direct sun exposure; shaving is usually permitted. After treatment expect temporary redness—use cool compresses, avoid exfoliants and sun, and follow aftercare instructions to promote healing.
Common side effects include temporary redness, swelling, or small scabs. Rare risks include pigment changes or infection if aftercare is neglected. An experienced practitioner and proper care minimize complications.