In the http://www.electrolysisinformation.com/, i found some information that i confused.
" Most important: if you feel the hair coming out after treatment, nothing is being accomplished, only tweezing. Find a new electrologist."
Is that mean lot of new hairs come out after treatment? or what’s that suppose to mean?
It just means if there is a lot of hair growing after your treatments then you should find yourself another electrologist.
Nothing to do with your hair shedding experience 
ranya
No, what it means is that during a treatment, after the electrologist has zapped a follicle, if you feel the hair being pulled out, then the follicle was not properly treated.
The electrologist will use a tweezer (what Tommychen calls “nippers”) to slide each hair out after it is zapped. It should slide out without you feeling it. Some thick hairs with thick roots will give you a slight popping sensation of the fat root popping out of the narrow pore. But otherwise, if you feel the hair being pulled out of the pore like you do when you use tweezers, then you are being tweezed, not getting proper electrolysis.
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susie
Really appreciate your reply !
They are all correct! Never feel the hair being tweezed after a good treatment. No excuses!
VespaSusie, is correct ! Thank you, Susie.
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I think this is a good time to revive this very old thread.