Electrolysis Clinic & Laser & ECL Wellness Center

ng-term solution with no patient downtime. In an hour or less, you'll begin to have the smooth skin you've been waiting for. Our practice is pleased to offer laser hair removal with LightSheer. LightSheer removes hair safely and effectively for all skin types, included tanned skin. LightSheer laser hair removal provides quick, dramatic and permanent reduction of unwanted hair. Now you can show yourself at your most beautiful. LightSheer is the safe, simple solution you've been waiting for to achieve sleek, smooth skin. Show yourself from your best side and don't let unwanted hair get you down. With LightSheer laser hair removal, you can be rid of excess hair quickly, safely and effectively. Best of all, the results are long-term. Now it's easy to get smooth, sleek skin. Electrolysis is FDA approved for permanent hair removal, while laser treatment is FDA approved for long-term hair reduction. Call or visit us today to learn about the latest breakthrough in long-term laser hair removal. We'll be glad to provide you with a free estimate and consultation. Electrolysis Treatment
Are there different treatment methods? There are three different treatment modalities:

GALVANIC (direct current) electrolysis — In this process, the hair is destroyed by chemical action. THERMOLYSIS (high frequency) electrolysis – In this process, the hair root is destroyed by heat production. BLEND electrolysis — This process combines the above two modalities so that the hair root is destroyed by both heat and chemical action at the same time. All three modalities are safe and effective. Your electrologist will choose the modality which is best for you. Is electrolysis permanent? Electrolysis has been shown to be permanent in over a century of use, and is approved by the FDA. Its permanency has been well recognized by knowledgeable physicians and is also testified to by hundreds of scientific articles. What about laser hair removal? Lasers have been used for hair removal since the mid-1990s. They are safe in the hands of trained technicians but have several shortcomings. Lasers work well only when a hair is in the anagen (growing) phase. On some parts of the body, less than 50% of the hairs are in the growing phase. Lasers are not very effective on grey, blond or red hair. Lasers are awkward and impractical to use when sculpting / shaping eyebrows and other critical areas. Lasers are also less effective on darker and tanned skin. Is electrolysis safe? Modern, well-trained electrologists utilize the most up-to-date, effective methods of sterilization, disinfection and antisepsis, and follow guidelines set up by a major electrolysis organization in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Don't hesitate to ask your electrologist about the scientific methods he / she uses to guarantee your safety. Is electrolysis painful? Whether there is any discomfort during electrolysis depends on a number of factors, including a patient's tolerance, machine settings, modality used, as well as other factors. During most treatments a definite sensation should be noticed. It has been variously described as a "slight heat," "tingling" or "stinging" sensation. Your electrologist is trained to work within the comfort tolerance of his / her patients. Don't hesitate to let him / her know what you are feeling. Are there any side effects caused by electrolysis? Electrolysis, like many minor procedures in medicine, does have a short healing phase. During this time, there may be some transient redness or swelling and occasionally some pinpoint scabbing. Is electrolysis expensive? Considering the intense physical effort required of the electrologist, as well as the equipment used, office space required, insurance, etc., the fees charged by electrologists are thought, by most, to be reasonable. When compared to the prices of other health and beauty-care services and the cost of dealing with excessive hair using temporary means, electrolysis, in most cases, is very affordable. Remember, the problem is being dealt with permanently and not just on a short-term basis. What areas of the body can be treated? Hair can be removed from almost any part of the body. Some common areas for women include the hairline, eyebrows, top of the nose, cheeks, sideburn area, upper and lower lip, chin, throat, neck, shoulders, back, chest, breasts, abdomen, arms, legs, bikini line, hands, feet, toes and fingers. Hair on the eyelashes, inside the nose and inside the ear canal is only treated under the supervision of a physician. Hairy moles may be treated with written permission from a physician. It is perfectly safe to treat pregnant women, but the breasts and abdomen are avoided after the sixth month of pregnancy. Men often have hair removed from the hairline, beard line, shoulders, back, neck, chest, ears and nose. Electrolysis is very helpful for treating the ingrown hairs which frequently cause irritation in the beard area. How long does it take to achieve permanency? Electrolysis requires a series of treatments given over a period of time. The length of time varies from person to person and is dependent on many factors. The density and coarseness of the hair, as well as the total area to be treated, are very important. How well you tolerate treatments and the consistency of the treatments affect the overall success. The cause of the unwanted hair and the temporary methods of dealing with the hair in the past also affect the treatment time. Many hairs will be permanently removed after the first treatment, while some will require additional treatments to achieve permanency. Treatments will be more frequent in the beginning and less frequent later on. The overall result – permanently hair-free skin – is usually well worth the time spent. How do I select an electrologist? There are many factors that might influence your choice of an electrologist. Many people ask their physician for a referral. Others rely on the recommendations of a friend. Many consult the telephone directory under "Electrolysis" or "Permanent Hair Removal" to find the electrologists in their area. To be assured of quality service, determine if your electrologist is licensed (where required by law), nationally certified, a member of state and / or national professional associations and a participant in continuing education. In the final analysis, decide if you feel comfortable and confident with the electrologist you have chosen since electrolysis requires a series of treatments over a period of time. Why should I choose electrolysis to solve my unwanted hair problem? Electrolysis also improves your physical appearance and self-image, lessens anxiety caused by the unwanted hair and helps you feel more attractive and socially acceptable. It is a choice that will enhance your own natural beauty and self-confidence. Lastly, electrolysis has been proven safe and effective over many years of use and is recognized by physicians and the American Medical Association. You can be confident that permanent hair removal will change your life in a positive and lasting way.