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ELECTROLYSIS vs LASER The truth about permanent hair removal.


Tһіѕ іѕ a video wһісһ I discuss tһе ԁіffеrеחсе between laser аחԁ electrolysis hair removal

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  1. hollisterlover0522 says:

    Hey, I am a 14 yr old girl with dark long arm hair. I was wondering if there is a age limit for electrolysis? Also, how can you find the right, good-trained electrologist in my area? I live in Maryland and I don’t know where to go to for? Do i have to pay for the interview? thanx.

  2. juliaprudence says:

    After 10 or 12 treatments your hair will start coming back about 6-12 months later but you should have about 20% of your hair permanently gone and 80% will return. It will also make electrolysis more difficult after the hair returns.

  3. ExxtraPersonal says:

    Question:does ALL the hair come back on your face after laser hair removal or does just SOME of it come back?? Just wanted to make sure about that. Thanks. I have DARK hair by the way. Thanks again.

  4. juliaprudence says:

    Home electrolysis are a waste of money. They are not strong enough and you need to be trained. You ca n damage your skin. Just remember the old saying “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is”!!!

  5. sg2oo3 says:

    Can you use at home electolysis kits? What do you need to look for? which ones are most effective? Thanks.

  6. greenhawk46 says:

    nicely presented xxxx Jim

  7. juliaprudence says:

    1. electrolysis works on all hair colors

    2. electrolysis won’t affect tattoos

  8. RevilerRed says:

    2 other questions…

    1. Is electrolysis able to remove blonde hair or does it only target dark pigment like laser?

    2. Can electrolysis remove hair over tattooed areas without removing the actual ink like laser?

  9. juliaprudence says:

    No, it will take longer to have your hair removed with electrolysis. Electrolysis is less painful but there is a lot more of it. when you have your hair removed by laser it will start growing back in 6-12 months. once your hair is removed by electrolysis it is gone permanently.

  10. Aldenif says:

    So basically If I just forget about removing my facial hair with laser and just go straight with electrolysis, will my hair be permanently removed for life at the same time being less painful than laser removal????

  11. RevilerRed says:

    Ah, good advice.

    Thanks for answering my question.
    :)

  12. juliaprudence says:

    Your right, it does get expensive. What I recommend to my transgender patients is to remove their facial hair with electrolysis and have the body hair done with laser. The reason is that because body hair is much thinner and weaker laser is more effective. After about 10-15 sessions, you may get 50 long term to permanent hair removal and on the legs from that point get an epilator and use it once every week or 2 and the legs will look fine.

  13. RevilerRed says:

    This was a very informative video, nice to actually hear it from a professional.

    The only real downside I see with electrolysis is the sheer cost of getting large areas of body hair removed.

    I’ve heard it can be several thousand just to do someone’s calves. Is this correct?

  14. Starlightbeauty1225 says:

    Thank Julia, I’ll see what I’ll find, God Bless! ^_-

  15. juliaprudence says:

    Electrolysis doesn’t hurt more after laser but it makes the electrologists job harder. I’ve never used the term standard electrolysis though I believe a person using that term is probably referring to galvanic electrolysis which hurts a lot more than thermolysis which I do, ti’s also a lot slower. Unless your hair grows very curly your better off with thermolysis.

  16. Starlightbeauty1225 says:

    Hi Julia, I had a question. Does electrolysis hurt a lot after you’ve done sessions of laser hair removal? I live in an area that where electrolysis is not available but laser is. I’ll probably be moving more up north to a place where they specialize in electrolysis. I would like to know how painful it can be after numerous sessions of laser. By the way , what is “standard electrolysis”? is it the same as regular electroylsis?

  17. rosiepatch says:

    wonderful video, I am about to make a decision and this has helped me…ELECTROLYSIS.

  18. cherylk211 says:

    Julia,

    Could you get in touch to discuss a consultation? Thanks. Cheryl

  19. juliaprudence says:

    That is hard to answer. Each jolt of laser is more painful but a laser session is shorter than each electrolysis session. In all it will be way less pain if you start off with electrolysis because if you do laser you will still have to do electrolysis after the hair removed by laser grows back. Remember LASER IS NOT PERMANENT YOUR HAIR WILL GROW BACK, ELECTROLYSIS IS PERMANENT!!!

  20. Aldenif says:

    Is electrolosys very painful for facial hair removal compared to laser hair removal???

  21. juliaprudence says:

    Laser is usually more efficient on body hair than on facial hair but if it didn’t work at all the only thing you can do is electrolysis. As I said in my video, electrolysis is the only permanent form of hair removal!

  22. dhulewal says:

    i’ve got hair on my back and i’ve got 8 sessions of laser done on my back and i didn’t got much result. what is the best thing 2 do?? thanks a lot

  23. soniadlay79 says:

    Good points am a qualified electrologist and far too often have customers who have lost alot off money on laser!

  24. soniadlay79 says:

    hello no because a probe is inserted into an active hair root.

  25. feeeeeebz says:

    Really helpful. Thank you! I am looking to permanently removed only my underarm hair, but it is just good to know everything before going in for any treatment!