Needle Epilation (or Electrolysis Epilation) is a method used to apply an electrical current directly to hair roots in order to achieve permanent hair removal. It is FDA-approved and delivers permanent results.

AREAS OF USE FOR NEEDLE EPILATION

  • Hair and Beard Shaping
  • Face and Full Body
  • White Hairs and
  • Fine Hairs Remaining After Laser are effectively treated.

Effect and Duration:

Varies from person to person. A minimum of 4 sessions should be continued.

Frequently Asked Questions About Needle Epilation

  1. What is needle epilation?
    Needle epilation (electrolysis) is a permanent hair removal method that involves inserting a fine needle into each hair follicle and applying electrical current. It is FDA-approved and effective on all hair types.
  2. How does it work?
    A micro needle is inserted into each hair follicle, and a low-voltage electrical current is applied. This current destroys the hair root, preventing regrowth. Since it is applied hair by hair, it is a meticulous and detailed method.
  3. What are the areas of use for needle epilation?
    Needle epilation is effective in the following cases:

    • Unwanted hair on the face, chin, mustache area
    • Shaping beard and hairlines
    • Fine hairs remaining after laser treatments
    • Removal of white (melanin-free) hairs
    • Precise applications on all body areas
  4. How many sessions are required?
    Results vary by individual, but at least 4 sessions are recommended. The frequency depends on hair type and density.
  5. Is the procedure painful?
    Needle epilation may cause a slight pricking or warm sensation. This may be more noticeable in sensitive skin types but is generally tolerable. Topical anesthetic creams can be used if needed.
  6. Who is it suitable for?
    It is suitable for all skin and hair types. It is especially effective for white and fine hairs that laser cannot treat. It is not recommended during pregnancy.
  7. How permanent are the results?
    When performed correctly and with the recommended number of sessions, it provides nearly 100% permanent results. It is FDA-approved as a permanent hair removal method.