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About Raeann
After high school graduation, I went to cosmetology school in 1971. After 3 years as a stylist, I continued on to Electrolysis school and graduated in Oct, 1974. Since then, I have been practicing as a licensed electrolysis.
This is my passion, helping women and men feel better about themselves. Since I have been in the business so long, I have had the privilege of serving not only my original clients, but also their children as well, and hopefully in the future, even grand children.
If you are looking for someone who cares about how you look and feel about yourself please give me a call.
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FAQ
How does Electrolysis work?
There are 3 modalities that an electrologist can use. Galvanic is direct current Thermolysis is heat Blend is use of both heat and direct current. The Electrologist insert a single sterilized disposable probe along side the hair, into the bottom of the hair root ,and apply heat and/or current to penetrate the hair cells and dermal papilla.
Is Electrolysis painful?
The level of electrical current can be adjusted to achieve a painless procedure. By reducing the electrical current, however, there are trade-offs in terms of the length of time to achieve permanent hair removal.
How long does the treatment take?
This varies greatly from person to person. Factors such as the size of the area to be treated, the curvature of the hair follicle, the level of skin sensitivity, hormonal balance and heredity all have an effect.
What is the effect on the skin?
The tissue surrounding the hair follicle should not be damaged. Temporary side effects may include some redness and swelling, dryness and scabs. If the procedure is not carried out by professionals, there is the risk of permanent skin damage resulting in a scarring or pitting of the skin.
How long does it last?
Electrolysis is often viewed as a permanent hair removal method. Once the hair root is destroyed, the hair will not grow back. There are exceptions however. In some cases hair does regrow in places and clients need to return once or twice a year for a cleanup. Hair can continue to grow in the underarms, pubic area and around the nipples during a woman’s reproductive years. Applying a hair inhibitor after electrolysis treatment will stop the hair from regrowing.