Hi Caith,
If Margaret attends, I would love to meet her.
Hi Barbara,
I will certainly share some of the more meaningful points of what I learn.
I have concerns about Synchro that I hope will be explored and explained. Since we were instructed that it be used with an insulated probe in anagen, I have this growing curiousity about its activity in the follicle. Since it consists of so many fast bursts of synchronized energy, how can I tell that it is doing enough damage in the bulge area. There are no options to pulse since the pulse is already established in synchro. Hairs slide out beautifully but what does that necessarily mean? Is that enough? I feel as though I am supposed to pull up and out very quickly and can’t necessarily determine if I am administering expert timing.
This is certainly an interesting technique and I need to explore it more. So, I will certainly report back about this one as I suspect the Synchro technique requires great skill.
I figure that by using non-ins. gold, the problem wouldn’t exist but we are instructed to only use insulated. Hmmmm.
Hi Dee,
There are about 8 hours of lectures on Sunday, about 6 hours of lectures on Monday, and on Tuesday there are about 8 hours of hands-on workshops using some of the newer techniques. This symposium was approved for 1.85 CEU’s (18.5 hours). There are a couple of hands-on classes that were not approved for CEU’s that are optional.
I already registered with Dectro. and booked my hotel room. I still have to arrange for travel. By car, its 500 miles away. I was thinking of a road trip but I will probably book a flight.
Looking forward to sharing this experience with other curious minded electrologists.