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Electrolysis Treatment Areas

Because it treats one follicle at a time, electrolysis is ideal for precise facial work as well as smaller stubborn body areas.

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One of the advantages of a single-follicle method is precision. Electrolysis can be used almost anywhere unwanted hair grows, and it is particularly valued for delicate, detailed facial work where accuracy matters.

The right method and probe are chosen for each area, so treatment stays comfortable and effective whether the hair is fine or coarse.

Popular facial areas

Upper lip and chin

Common areas for hormonal or persistent hair, treated precisely and permanently whatever the colour.

Jawline and neck

Coarser or scattered hairs addressed one follicle at a time for a clean, even result.

Eyebrows

Careful shaping and removal of strays, where the precision of electrolysis is a real strength.

Cheeks and sides of the face

Fine or fair hair that laser cannot target, treated effectively because electrolysis does not depend on pigment.

Body areas

Electrolysis is well suited to smaller or stubborn body areas and to finishing work after a laser course. Because it treats each follicle individually, it is especially useful where remaining hairs are sparse, fine or a colour laser cannot reduce.

Underarms and bikini line

Precise treatment of stubborn or remaining hairs.

Ingrown-prone areas

Individual attention to problem follicles that other methods struggle with.

Fingers, toes and small patches

Detailed areas where one-by-one accuracy suits the task.

Planning your areas

At your free consultation we look at the areas you want treated, the type of hair in each, and how they fit together, then set out a realistic plan. Larger or denser areas naturally take more time across a course of sessions than small, precise ones.

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