You can see some good before and afters on my web site:
Although I have experience in all the areas you are looking to treat, I can only show you before and afters of faces.
First let me say that we have discussed this MANY times on the board, and you can find one of those conversations via this link:
http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/2265.html#Post2265
Next, allow me to say that some electrolysis practitioners, like myself have more male clients than female clients (at least most of them were born male anyway 
). Secondly, most electrolysis practices don’t really have clients bumping into each other much. Since most offices don’t have many hair removal specialists working together, one would rarely find more than one other person who did not work there at any given time, and even in that situation, one would not be sitting in the waiting room with that person for any amount of time, unless one of you were filling out the intake form.
The cost question is actually a math question, for which no one has the unknown variables until the work is being performed. It all breaks down to:
How many hairs are in the treatment area
How many hairs can the practitioner remove per hour
What type of treatments can the client tolerate, and at what speed
How quickly does the entire treatment area get to First Clearance
How often does the client get Reclearances
Is the client regular during the 9 to 24 month period it takes to fully eliminate all hairs
And finally, how much does the practitioner charge per hour (and how many hairs per hour does that buy the client)
Since no one can plug in these figures over the phone with you, (or over the internet) no one can answer your question with out seeing you, and even then, it is only a rough estimate. I like to tell people, it is like asking me, “How much to paint my house?” I answer, “There is a difference between YOUR house and OPRAH’S house, and the difference to paint them would be just as wide.” Now when I say this, my point is that without knowing lots of information about what we are talking about, how could I possibly answer this question? So far, most people get it, but one person who identified himself as a faulously wealthy corporate type (working in customer service no less) fumed at me that my answer was rude, and was going to cost me his tens of thousands of dollars because he would no longer consider working with me. I thanked him for sparing me from having to deal with him 
The point remains that our problem as hair removal professionals is that everyone wants to know about costs, but that is the one question we can’t really answer without seeing you, and even then, we only have a better idea of what is possible. When we try to tell people this on the phone, they tend to take it as we just want to trick them into setting an appointment so we can hard sell them into a program (like many LASER places do). The truth is that when it comes to clearing a face, I have done it in 2 hours spread out over 6 months (on a woman with menapausal hairs) and 500 hours spread out over 5 years (on a man with a testosterone problem who did not want to take any drugs for the condition) and most people born male average between 100 and 200 hours to Full Clearance with me. Now what should I tell someone on the phone?
If I tell the person that it takes 2 hours, well, there are very few people for whome that would be true of. If I tell the person 500 hours over 5 years, that is also a number that would not be needed by very many people, and yet, if I say 100 to 200 hours, it may still be discouraging to a person who could be done in 50 hours spread out over 12 months to 24 months. I once had an asian coming from China who wanted to do a clearance with me who insisted on booking only 4 hours before moving on to catch a plane to another city. I could not impress on this person the importance of the first clearance, and the need to have more time availalbe. When we got to working, I actually finished the full face, neck, hands, and eyebrows in 2 and a half hours. Once again, it was proved to ME that without seeing a person, one knows nothing about what it will take.
I am left with saying, "without seeing you, and taking some sample treatments, I can’t give you answers that pertain to YOU. I can only give you hypotheticals that have nothing to do with you.
Lastly, nothing I have to say about treatment with ME, would be true about treatment with anyone else, as the capabilites of electrolysis practitioners is much like typists. Change one thing, the hight of the desk, the type of keyboard used, the position of the trascription copy, and you change the speed at which the typist can type.
Of course, in the end, the reason so many people travel to see me is because in many cases, traveling to see me, is less expensive in the long run than doing a job from start to finish with their local talent (if there is, in fact any local talent).
