What Is the Name of Your Business and Its Address?
Auburn Electrolysis Clinic 1216 High St. Suite AA, Auburn, Ca 95603 530-888-6942
What Is Your Website? (if applicable)
What Type of Electrolysis Method(s) Do You Offer?
The Blend Method
What Are Your Three Most Requested Areas for Treatment?
Women's facial hair, underarms, eyebrow
Name the Most Common Misconceptions About Electrolysis
Electrolysis does not have to be uncomfortable, to be effective. It is usually not as expensive as laser treatments. (And lasers are only approved for permanent hair reduction. ) Using the best method (the Blend) with the best technique, it is possible to achieve cost-effective, quick, and comfortable PERMANENT removal of your unwanted hair growth. Electrolysis is still the only permanent hair removal method.
What Do You Most Love About Electrolysis?
I love solving the unwanted hair growth problems of my clients. They oftentimes become friends for life. It has been the most rewarding career, and I feel fortunate to have fallen into it due to my own facial hair growth problems. People come to us with a problem that in some cases has had a profound effect on their life or lifestyle. Most have been shelling out money for temporary methods and laser to get rid of their problem only to be frustrated and unhappy. When we solve their problem for them permanently, they are so grateful, and always express their gratitude...always! As a former facial hair growth sufferer myself, I understand.
Advice
- Go to the AEA (American Electrology Association) website. Professional organization membership shows professionalism. In an unlicensed state, look for a CPE (Certified Professional Electrologist). The electrologist should be able to give you an estimate of time to complete your problem area, if she/he cannot it could be due to hormonal influences she has no control over, or a large area (man's beard/back) that it is difficult to estimate-in which case that is what you should be informed of. The office should be clean, and proper disinfection used. A new sterile-in its packaging probe should be utilized each session.
