Just to offer more detail, electrolysis can certainly affect these hairs, we’ve doing bikini lines for decades before laser came on the scene, but you want an electrologist that can do more than a quarter size area in an hour. People want the hair off as fast as possible, no matter what the area. One of the biggest complaints I hear through private messages is the despair that comes with electrologists that are clearing an area too slow. The client despairs because they see that it will take ‘forever’ to get the visible hair off. The client needs hope. They need to think they are going forward fast enough to lift their mood and to gain control of a very depressing situation. Laser offers that hope for speediness.
Electrolysis offers that hope, too. There are strategies to speed this up, but outlining those strategies here on the open forum only starts in fighting and sniping between colleagues, so I will keep my mouth shut.
Keep in mind, that speed doesn’t imply you will be done any sooner than 9- 18 months. I like to clear and wait, clear and wait, clear and wait, clear and wait until there are no more hairs to clear. If a client is devoted to a plan that spans at least 18 months worth, they will see success.
Good luck to you. I recommended laser hair reduction, because this is actually an area that responds well and one is on the table for less time. If we had more electrologists all over the world that employed strategies that speeded this process along, electrolysis would be absolutely great, too. I actually send my electrolysis clients a laser specialist for cases like this as it free’s up my time to devote to light colored hairs and dark thin hairs that laser typically does not see.
