Electrolysis pricing is based on treatment time because each hair follicle is treated individually.
Unlike laser hair removal, there’s no treating large areas all at once.
Every hair requires careful attention, making electrolysis a highly precise and detail-oriented treatment.
Here’s what you can expect to invest in lasting results:
Targeting the Hair Follicle
Your electrologist carefully treats each unwanted hair at the follicle level using a fine, sterile probe.
Since the probe follows the natural opening of the follicle, the surrounding skin remains unaffected during treatment.
Disrupting Future Hair Growth
A small electrical current is delivered directly to the follicle, targeting the cells responsible for producing hair.
This process permanently disables the follicle’s ability to generate new growth.
Achieving Permanent Results
After treatment, the treated hair is gently removed from the follicle.
As more follicles are treated throughout your sessions, hair growth becomes increasingly sparse until smooth skin is achieved.
Leveraging the Apilus XCell system, Aleya delivers precise treatments that help you spend less time shaving and more time enjoying smooth, hair-free skin.
What To Expect Before, During & After Full Body Electrolysis Hair Removal
Wondering how electrolysis hair removal works? Let’s walk through the process.
Yes. Electrolysis is the only FDA-recognized method of permanent hair removal.
By treating each follicle individually, it helps prevent unwanted hair from growing back, so you can spend less time worrying about constant maintenance.
Electrolysis pricing is based on treatment time because each hair follicle is treated individually.
Here’s a breakdown of our session rates:
It’s normal to notice a little redness, warmth, or mild swelling after your appointment. These temporary side effects usually fade within a day or two.
To help your skin recover, stick to gentle skincare, avoid irritation, and give the area a little time to heal.
So, how does electrolysis compare to laser hair removal?
Electrolysis treats each hair follicle individually using a tiny electrical current. Because every follicle is targeted one at a time.
Laser hair removal, on the other hand, uses concentrated light energy to target pigment (melanin) in the follicle.
This makes it a popular option for larger areas and shorter treatment sessions.
In short, if you’re looking for permanent hair removal, electrolysis is the gold standard.
If speed and treating larger areas are your top priorities, laser hair removal might be worth considering.
Finding the right electrologist involves a little more than choosing the first name that appears in your search results.
If you’ve ever found yourself searching “how to find electrolysis near me,” here are a few things worth looking for.
Choose a licensed professional with specialized electrolysis training, strong client reviews, and experience treating the areas you’d like to target.
Before scheduling an appointment, consider asking a few questions:
A consultation is also a great opportunity to discuss your goals, explore more about the process, and make sure you feel comfortable with your electrologist.
