Brazilian Electrolysis - A Vacation Adventure

when people no longer want to use waxing or shaving to get rid of their ever-growing body and facial, they often begin to explore various options for the removal of hair. Depending on your gender, beards, facial hair, hair on hands and limbs are not necessary. Furthermore, using depilatories such as shaving machines and shaving creams may serve to embolden such unwanted hair. Nonetheless, depilatories are temporary measures and the stubborn hair will keep on recurring in a bolder and more destructive form. You wouldn't wish to have huge pimple-like formations dotting your skin as a result of ingrown hair due to shaving. This is where most people turn to the process of Electrolysis.

Many people who do not find laser techniques suitable for them opt for this type hair removal. It is especially good for darker skinned people with grey or blond hair as other techniques are not so effective for them.

The procedure for removing unwanted hair was first used in 1875 by an ophthalmologist named Dr. Charles E. Michael on a patient to remove an ingrown eye lash. Since then, this process has been modified to remove unwanted hair from any part of the body.

The process involves a small specialized needle in the name of an epilator that is used to direct short radio frequencies or electro chemical currents or both into a single hair follicle at a time and according to its depth, thickness and direction of growth. The current destroys the follicle which is the growth Centre of the hair attacking the dermal papilla. Thus hair can never grow back again. A special probe is used then to pierce the follicle and the hair is pulled out with forceps without causing any pain to the patient.

Out of the three types, galvanic is the fastest kind of hair removal. However, shortwave diathermy is slower but more effective than galvanic. Blend is in-between the two in terms of speed and effectiveness.

Once the professional is informed about your skin type, the type of hair, and the quantity of hair that you want to have permanently removed, discussions can turn to cost and the number of treatments needed to bring about the results you would like. Some of these treatments can be completed with just one visit. However, in cases where the hair is very coarse or the affected area is particularly large, additional treatments, which will impact the cost, might be required. The professionals typically use the newest technology for hair removal. Just like in other countries, the providers adhere to high standards of safety and service.

To ensure that you are permanently free from stubborn and unwanted hair using this method, you need to ensure that the following precautionary conditions are adhered to; you must consult your doctor before undertaking. This process is done to ascertain that you do not have health complications that may be aggravated by its application. You must ascertain that the establishment and technicians carrying out the process you want performed on you are certified, licensed and experienced.

Even though it is a lengthy process, it is usually completed in repeated sessions as only growing hair is targeted and hair doesn't grow all together at the same rate. One may need anywhere between 15 to 30 sessions. It is also expensive. A 30 minute session can cost $45. But even then it is the most preferred method for as discussed above it is permanent, safe and less painful than most techniques and there is no fear of skin damage or discoloration from chemicals.