ElectrolysisCambridge

How long does it take for the FIRST procedure?

In fact, there is no exact answer to this ❓

Each client is a unique case, so it is impossible to say exactly how long electrolysis will take.

All this is very individual, and depends not only on the area👄🦵🏼👙🍑 being treated, but also on the amount of hair in this area, which is quite expected.

I will now give you approximate +- figures.
These are average statistics and look like this:
Armpits - 1-2 hours each
Bikini panty line -2 hours
Total bikini - 8-10 hours (not done at one time, the procedure is divided into several sessions)
Shins - 3 hours each
Face - 30-60 minutes

However, these are only statistics, and we should not forget that electrolysis is a procedure that takes everyone exactly as long as it takes to achieve the result.
But what can be said for sure is that each subsequent procedure will take less and less time, and an excellent result will delight you every day❤️

Electrologist Tetiana Markovska
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Of course, everyone has their own preferences when it comes to hair removal, but have you thought about electrolysis? 💡✨ This method provides incredible precision and long-lasting results for all hair types. Say goodbye to unwanted hair and hello to smooth, self-confident skin, any time of year, in any situation, forever. 💁‍♀️💆‍♂️

Electrologist Tetiana Markovska
📩Sign up for the procedure
WhatsApp +447401649888

📢 Contraindications for electrolysis 🚫⚡

Electrolysis is a great permanent hair removal method, but it's important to know when it might not be right for you:

1️⃣ Pregnancy: If you are expecting a baby, it is better to postpone electrolysis until childbirth. Safety first! 🤰

2. Skin infections: Active skin infections or open wounds in the treatment area should be treated before electrolysis. 🦠

3️⃣ Severe diseases - schizophrenia, asthma, epilepsy, diabetes, hypertension, etc. 💊

4. Presence of a pacemaker

5️⃣ Diseases in the acute phase - colds with temperatures above 37°, herpes, boils, etc. 🩺

6. Skin diseases. Conditions such as eczema or psoriasis in the treatment area should be addressed before electrolysis begins. 🌿

7️⃣ Severe infectious/viral diseases (AIDS, HIV, hepatitis, etc.)

8. Alcohol or drug intoxication🍷

9️⃣ Oncology

RELATIVELY it is impossible:
▫️Tendency to keloid scars (exit - we work very carefully with an insulated needle)
▫️Allergy to metals (exit - take a needle that does not cause a reaction - gold, insulation)
▫️Tendency to pigmentation

Remember that safety and proper advice are critical. Always discuss your medical history with me to ensure the best results and safe experience! 🙌💛