1. Is electrolysis always permanent?
2. What is Multi-Modality?
3. Is one electrology method most effective?
4. How long should hair grow before having treatments?
5. How much hair can be removed in one treatment?
6. Why choose electrolysis over laser hair removal?
7. What is a CPE Board Certified Electrologist?
   

1. Is electrolysis always permanent?
Yes, ONLY if it's done correctly. The FDA has specified that needle electrolysis remains the ONLY method of permanent hair removal. For more specific information please see our section titled "Electrolysis that Works".

2. What is Multi-Modality?
Electrolysis is a generic term that refers to the three methods of permanent hair removal.

• The Thermolysis Method uses high-frequency to produce heat to destroy the hair growth cells.
• The Galvanic Method applies a current which causes the chemistry of the follicle to change thereby destroying the hair producing cells.
• The Blend Method combines both thermolysis and galvanic simultaneously.

Each of these modalities is different but they all achieve the same results - PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL.

3. Is one electrology method most effective?
The Thermolysis, Galvanic, and Blend Methods are the only methods used at the present time. All three are legitimate and effective if they are done by a competent practicioner. We, at Mishael's Electrolysis Center, prefer the Thermolysis method because it provides the quickest and most cost effective results for our clients.

4. How long should hair grow before having treatments?

5. How much hair can be removed in one treatment?
The amount of the hair that can be removed in one treatment depends upon the sensitivity of the client and the proficiency of the electrologist.

6. Why choose electrolysis over laser hair removal?
Electrolysis is the ONLY method that is approved by the FDA for permanent hair removal. You may get some reduction in hair growth with laser hair removal, however, long term safety of the patient's skin and health has not been evaluated yet with the laser method.



7. What is a CPE Board Certified Electrologist?
The CPE is a designation that indicates that the electrologist has successfully passed comprehensive national testing that is developed by the American Electrology Association in order to establish specific standards for the electrolysis profession. An electrologist who is awarded the CPE Credential must fulfill continuing education requirements in order to maintain the prestigious CPE status.