About the Treatment Method
Permanent Hair Destruction Process
Laser epilation devices need the black dye (melanin) inside the hair to transmit the light; therefore, they cannot see white, blonde hair, or fine hairs called peach fuzz. Needle epilation does not care about the color of the hair or the color of the skin; it is 100% effective for hair of all colors because it directly electrifies and burns the root.
Because an electric current is applied to the hair root, it has a more perceptible pain (a slight needle prick and stinging sensation) compared to laser epilation. When local anesthetic cream is applied to the facial or chin area to be treated 45 minutes before the application, this sensation of pain is largely eliminated.
When performed by expert, trained, and experienced people at the correct current level, it does not leave permanent scars. It is normal to have redness, swelling, and tiny dot-like crusting at the hair roots after the procedure. If these crusts are not tampered with or plucked, they fall off without leaving a scar within 1 week, revealing smooth skin.
The information on this page is for general health advice. Please consult specialized physicians for personalized treatment or advice.
