It is my experience that without electrolysis you will not be able to maintain smooth skin free of pits and hyperpigmentation. You may even develope keloids if you don’t rid the area of the hairs that are painfully growing back into your skin.
- electrolysis effects permanent hair removal. How quickly one gets to the point of needing no further treatment depends on the size of the area being treated, the speed of the practitioner doing the work, and most important, the frequency of treatments (the client must show up and put in the time)
2.The neck and lower check are very popular places to remove hair on men. Even the most macho men like to have the hair from the neck up to the jaw line removed so they can avoid ingrown hairs, and “cherry neck” irritation from shirt collars, and wearing ties.
3.The speed at which the hair is removed depends on the factors already discussed above. Once the hair is removed, (keep in mind there are growth cycles and each must be treated) you will have no more hair growing there.
4.When I work on someone like you the client usually has the bare skin desired in 3 to 12 hours of treatment, which usually takes place in the same week that we begin treatment. After that, we just keep it clear by treating hairs as they come in before they are noticeable to the naked eye. A client who keeps appointments as scheduled would look finished from that first week.
5.The hair doesn’t grow back thinner and weaker, it just doesn’t grow back. The only thinner and weaker hairs are those that were not totally treated the first time, and those that were not treated, but have received collateral damage from previous treatments.
Now go out there and find someone who is really good, and get it done once and for all. A good practitioner with newer machines like the Apilus machines, and the Silhouet-Tone VMC will be comfortable and effective enough to do large areas in short periods of time, without undue discomfort.