A consultation is the first step and the best place to start when gathering information. We offer both laser and electrolysis consultations, but can discuss anything during a session . During the consultation, we’ll assess your skin type, hair type, and the area you want to treat. We’ll also discuss your hair and skin goals and any concerns you may have. The electrolysis consultation includes a test treatment to see how your skin reacts. And yes, the consultation is free.

Electrolysis is a permanent hair removal method that uses an electric current or heat to destroy the hair follicle, preventing future hair growth. It is the only FDA-approved method for permanent hair removal and works on all hair colors and skin types.

During an electrolysis session, a thin probe is inserted into the hair follicle, and a tiny current is applied. This current destroys the follicle's ability to produce hair, resulting in permanent removal. Over time, repeated sessions will treat all hairs in the target area. Leaving you hairless.

Absolutely! Our clinic is a welcoming, inclusive space for everyone, regardless of gender identity or orientation.

Electrolysis can be performed on nearly any area of the body, including the face, arms, legs, underarms, and bikini line. It is also suitable for sensitive areas like the upper lip, eyebrows, and chin. The only places that can not be treated are the inside of the nose and inside of the ears. We have to be able to see the hair coming out of your skin in order to treat it.

While electrolysis can cause some discomfort, it is generally tolerable for most people. The sensation varies depending on your pain tolerance and the area being treated. Most describe the feeling as a slight stinging or tingling sensation. Numbing creams are available to minimize discomfort.

The number of sessions depends on the area being treated, hair density, and individual hair growth cycles. Electrolysis requires multiple sessions because hair grows in different phases. Most people need several treatments to achieve permanent results. Previous hair removal methods will impact treatment time.

We recommend shaving between electrolysis sessions if necessary, but avoid plucking or waxing. Plucking and waxing remove the hair from the follicle, making it difficult for the electrologist to treat the area. Shaving, on the other hand, leaves the follicle intact, allowing effective treatment.

Temporary side effects such as redness, swelling, or minor skin irritation are common immediately after treatment. These typically resolve within a few hours, if you have sensitive skin it might be a couple of days. Following our aftercare instructions will minimize any adverse reactions.

The cost of electrolysis varies depending on the amount of hair that’s being treated and the number of sessions required. We charge by time. A small area like the upper lip may cost less than larger areas such as the legs or back. Check out our prices here.

Yes! To make it easy we offer online gift cards, allowing you to give the gift of permanent hair removal to a friend or loved one. It’s a thoughtful and practical present for anyone dealing with unwanted hair.

Lasers are attracted to three things: water, pigment, and hemoglobin. Using focused light energy, the laser targets one of these specific things to safely and precisely treat various skin concerns, whether that’s reducing hair, fading pigmentation, or getting rid of spider veins.

Yes, we provide electrolysis and laser services for GRS (Gender Reassignment Surgery) preparation. If possible, bring along a diagram from your surgeon to ensure we are clearing the correct areas.