In order to remove hair permenantly the blood supply to the hair must be eliminated thus restricting the nutrients necessary for hair growth. Electrolysis exposes the hair follicle with a burst of heat energy, which stops the nutirents to the hair. The hair falls out and in many cases will not grow back. The problem with electrolysis is that it is time consuming and covers a very small area. Another problem with most electrolysis machines is that the heat energy from the needle can affect the surrounding skin causing hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation. The one advantage with electrolysis is that it is the only effective method in removing blond, white or light colored hair.
No comments:
Post a Comment