Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Electrolysis Bikini - 60 Mins.

It varies by hair density, thickness, and hair growth cycles. Most clients require a series of treatments — commonly 6 to 20 sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Progress becomes more noticeable after several appointments and long-term results improve with consistent scheduling.

Discomfort is individual but generally tolerable; many clients describe brief stings or heat. We use gentle techniques, adjustable settings, topical numbing upon request, and short breaks to maximize comfort. Communicate during treatment so the practitioner can adapt intensity and technique accordingly.

Do not wax, pluck, or use hair removal that removes the follicle for at least four weeks before treatment. Shaving or trimming the bikini area is recommended so hairs are present at the root for effective electrolysis. Arrive clean and dry for your session.

Expect mild redness or sensitivity; apply cool compresses and recommended soothing gel. Avoid hot baths, saunas, swimming pools, heavy exercise, and sun exposure for 48–72 hours. Do not wax or tweeze treated hairs between sessions; gentle cleansing and sunscreen protect healing skin.

Certain conditions may preclude treatment: pregnancy, active skin infections, open wounds, recent isotretinoin use, pacemakers, uncontrolled medical issues or bleeding disorders. Sensitive medications and immune-suppressing conditions require clearance. Book a consultation and disclose medical history to confirm safety and appropriate customization.

Some treated hairs may shed within days to weeks, but permanent follicle destruction is gradual. Visible smoothing increases over successive sessions as fewer hairs regrow. Many clients notice meaningful reduction after several treatments; follow recommended intervals for optimum long-term results.