Can hairs be removed from moles?
Electrolysis can be performed in most moles where States allow it. Your Electrologist may require written approval from your physician. Common Treatment Areas MEN Eyebrows Hairline Beard Neck Shoulders Back Chest WOMEN Upper lip Chin Eyebrows Cheeks Hairline Earlobes Abdomen Breasts Bikini line Shoulders Back Legs Chest Underarms Toes Hands Q: What to Expect A: At your initial consultation with a professional Electrologist, a thorough health history assessment will be conducted to fully understand any issues that could be related to excessive hair growth. Factors such as hair growth cycles, the quantity and structure of hair present, previous use of temporary hair removal methods, heredity, hormone function and stress all influence the customization of your own treatment program.
State licensing laws and/or some general liability insurance policies may prohibit removal of hair from moles. • Who receives electrolysis? You are not alone if you are embarrassed by unwanted hair. As many as 90% of men and women may be affected by unsightly hair. Currently 24% of our clients are men averaging in age between 27-45. These men tend to seek treatment for either their back or eyebrows. Many men are finding it practical to have their beard permanently shaped using Electrolysis because of it’s comfort and our operators ability to sculpt the shape to the clients desire. Electrolysis is also ideal for treating the area between the eyebrows (the Glabella). This area is very small and is a very inexpensive investment in improving a mans appearance. 76% of our clients are women averaging in age between 35-55 years old. These women tend to seek treatment for their upper lip, chin, eyebrow sculpting, bikini-lines and underarms. Most of our female clients have acheived permanence i
