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Electrolysis |
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Permanent hair removal at Body
Beautiful is achieved using Short-Wave (Thermolysis)
and Blend Methods with the latest equipment that
adjusts to specific hair and skin qualities.
Strictly aseptic techniques and procedures are used
to ensure the highest sanitary standards. In
addition to the permanent removal of unwanted hair,
Electrolysis prevents ingrown hair and makes the
skin feel smoother. |
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How Long Will Electrolysis Take? |
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Clearing typical transsexual women's
facial hair generally takes about 100 to 400 hours
of treatment time (some need even more, some less).
This is spread out over approximately one to four
years (some need even more, some less). Many
variables affect this, and these numbers are based
on anecdotal data rather than survey results. |
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How Much Does Electrolysis Cost? |
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Electrolysis usually costs about $25
to $150 an hour for treatment (some pay even more,
some less). You should plan on spending $25 to $250
a week (some pay even more, some less), tapering off
over time, with a total cost to clear a face between
$2,000 and $20,000 (some pay even more, some less).
Many variables also affect this. |
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How
Much Does Electrolysis Hurt? |
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Most people find it tolerable, but
most also take steps to alleviate the pain. Some
find it extremely painful. Once again, many
variables affect this. |
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What Will Electrolysis Do To My Skin? |
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Some temporary post-treatment
redness and swelling are common. Other more serious
temporary side effects may arise, and the worst-case
possibility is permanent pitting or scarring in some
clients. Many variables affect this. |
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How
Should I Prioritize Electrolysis In My Transition? |
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Generally, it should be one of the very first things
you start when beginning to transition. |
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