Laser Clinic

 Electrolysis is a common hair-removal method that is permanent and requires several treatments to achieve the desired result. You can expect to need ten to fourteen sessions to complete a complete hair removal. After each session, the hair follicle regenerates. Hair growth occurs in three stages: Some side effects of electrolysis include bruising or slight swelling. The electrical current used during electrolysis doesn't distinguish between hair follicles and other local cells, so the skin may be slightly irritated after the procedure. However, such side effects are usually minimal, and can be treated with ice and pain reliever. After undergoing electrolysis, you should avoid activities that can irritate the area, such as excessive sweating, tanning, or prolonged exposure to the sun. Some patients will experience scarring, but these are usually minor and easily concealed. In some cases, patients may develop a minor infection if the area is left unclean after electrolysis. Electrol...