As a girl who is 23 y.o please read carefully. I've been through the same process and I totally got rid of all my facial hair. I am a hairy girl and my hormones are supporting it and at 7 I started waxing bikini area, armpits and I was really sensitive about even 1 hair folicule. At 14 I started to have laser hair removal to my face and my face become like man beard and it followed by inflamed hair root causing acne and my face was in terrible situation with soooo many hair and acne. What laser does to facial hair is since the roots are not so thick, it literally triggers the hair and wakes up the sleeping roots and causes the hairs you won't even see becomes darker and thicker and results with beard-like hairs. At 18 I found a woman in İstanbul who does the great job in electrolysis and went her. It took 22 hours in 2 days. I was numbed and literally slept while she was doing the job. I got rid of each hair and result was perfect. A year later maybe quarter of the hair came back with same strong and I went to her again. And now its been 4 years I am totally clean and I see the ONLY AND ONLY WAY TO GET RID OF THE HAIR IS ELECTROLYSIS. PLEASE DON'T EVEN TRY SOMETHING ELSE. AND BE SURE THAT YOUR ESTHETICIAN DON'T PULL THE HAIR WITH TWEEZER AFTER GAVE THE ELECTRIC SHOCK WITH NEEDLE. MAKE SURE HAIR IS COMING TO TWEEZER WITHOUT FORCING/PULLING WITH TWEEZER. And don't worry everything has a solution as long as we are healthy. Nevermind the rest of it. Everything will be ok ❤
Omg I'd love to know the location, I didn't know it was even possible to be (almost) one and done and for such a long one time sitting over the course of a few days.
Thank you thank you thank you. I’ve had hirthuism for the last 4 years and it’s made me feel so suicidal. I get it on my face, worse than you. My belly neck, back arms…. And I couldn’t handle it anymore, this is give me hope. ❤
Thank you for updating! I just started my journey this month. I've followed you since the start almost and you have strongly influenced my decision to not do laser (and to kindly decline when my beautician offered laser when I asked for electrolysis), to start shaving instead of plucking my chin hairs AND to finally save up money to start my electrolysis journey. So once again, deepest of thanks to you. And to anyone else reading this comment, if you have any questions about first time electrolysis or anything regarding electrolysis I'm happy to answer any questions I can.
I have a question , why does electrolysis not exist in developing countries? I have a problem in my nose hair, my hormones like men but I cut the hair on my nose, and now it's getting thicker, it makes me very anxious to cut it, how to make the hair smooth and disappear? I really don't want to get rid of it all just some of it disturbs my appearance
@@alsashfvalsa1693 I dont know anything about Ipl or laser, all I know is that for some women, especially women with hormonal issues, laser have caused more hair growth. For this reason I have never wanted to do laser on my face, only electrolysis. You should watch some of Melis' other videos on her channel, there is one where she speaks about laser.
Thank you! Aww I’m so glad it’s helped you, it’s definitely changed my life and made me feel more comfortable and confident. Hoping that my story/experience helps others too!
Thank you so much ! I'm French and I had laser hair removal done by an esthetic dermatologist for dark coarse hair on my chin area (I've seen my gynecologist and had a blood test and ovaries and hormonal came out normal . I may have stimulated the area by plucking one, then two, then 10 since years... Also, I am overweight so I heard it can have a role. I have a copper IUD and my period are quite regular. The dermatologist said I won't have paradoxical hair growth elsewhere. She only treats chin and upper lip area with but NOT the cheeks because acccording to her, this is where paradoxical hair growths can occur. So I trusted her and I had maybe 10 sessions (nearly 100 euros each session). It was life changing since the 1rst session. My last session was on october this year and I started at the summer of 2020. But I noticed some darker and thicker hair on my cheeks . She said she'll treat them by electrolysis. I'm not sure if its because I'm not that insecure anymore about my chin so I focus more elsewhere or if I have a beginning of a paradoxical hair growth... I only saw dark peach fuzz on my cheeks but I started electrolysis with her for 50 euros 10 minutes and I have to drive for an hour to go to the clinic.... It works but this is so expensive. I hope I wont have a lot more hair to treat. My beauty therapist who works in my home town had a few days to get trained for electrolysis and I had 2 sessions with her to compare with my aesthetic dermatologist. My skin is barely reacting and I dont feel that much electricity. So as it's significantly less "painful" and causes almost no reaction, my brains tells me it won't work. And sometimes she can't remove the hair because it's to small, but my dermatologist will success. So I dont know what to do really 😂. I can have an appointment with my beauty therapist much quicker than my dermatologist who is 1 hour drive away, but she also can't manage to get hair too short for her but very visible for me... I work in a primary school so childreb notice everything 😂. We women spend so much money to get rid of these hair... I would love to spend it for a trip or something instead of treating hair I shouldn't have. 😅 I'm so sorry for this long comment which is useless for people but I needed to talk . Thank you again for sharing your hair removal journey ! And I hope my english is understandable. Merci!😊
in some people fat acts as a hormone factory...it produces over abundance of estrogen......if you lose some weight you may find that you have less issues...
I'm waiting to see an endocrine. I just had my first laser session done on Wed but I was looking to find a place that can remove everything so next Wed I'm meeting with a Dr for electrolysis and I'm excited to finally fix my confidence and self esteem and get out of depression over this. I always thought that something was wrong with me but I see now that so many women are going through what I'm going through and I appreciate you posting your videos I'm learning more and more about this and I'm hoping to find out soon why I'm having this problem. I have been wanting to get this fixed for a long time but due to my daughter being diagnosed with a brain tumor she was my focus, but for now I can focus on getting myself taken care of and I can't wait to be past this and find out why I'm going through this. I did have an ovary removed due to a large tumor on there and then the hairs started to grow and grow more overtime. Depression has started and severe anxiety and the wants of removing myself from this world due to this but I have to be here for my daughter and I now know there's treatment and that there are so many women with the same situation as me.
I am a guy, and I am about to start my journey this week on my horrid neck hairs. As a Canadian from Norman-Prussian-Hessen-Cree-Sioux blood I have extremely thick brown hair, so shaving my face always leads to ingrown hairs. So hopefully this works!!
I was getting electrolysis every 2 weeks for FOUR YEARS and I only had partial results. (Like a 50% reduction). I finally changed my electrologist and now not even FOUR MONTHS LATER, the work is almost done. Instead of going every two weeks, she put me down to every 3 weeks, and now I’m going to have to go down to every four weeks because there’s hardly ANY HAIR NOW! If you are having a hard time getting results, switch your electrologist. Also, the previous person was using blend and this new person I use is using thermolysis only.
Thanks for your effort in this video. I have few questions: 1. Do you use slim needles for slim hair and thick needle for thick hairs? 2. You said earlier you took medications for your periods. So, since then how were your periods been? Were it regular ? And right now your cycle is normal? 3. Currently do you shave/trim occasionally between your maintenance sessions?
I noticed the blend electrolysis is good for my thinner hair (not vellus) but the thick ones on my chin didn't get as affected by it compared to the thermolysis. I can't wait to go back to get it. I have been epilating my body... I'm thinking about not doing it anymore because it might stimulate more growth all over.
This is heart breaking i remember when i had pcos and facial hair , its the worst thing ever used to get tired plucking the facial hair it grows so quick tried everything but nothing worked for me few years back iet this wonderfull lady she suggested me the interna and external medications am so glad i found her within few sessions the hair follicles become thin amd then afyer continuous using it permanently reduced my hair am so happy fas well as pcos also is being treated idk who needs this but anyways if someone whos actually suffering from pcos or facial hair you guyzzz trust me girls this works i paid £500 every penny is worth it , a kit in which she sent me wax , hair replicating root powder for external application and few internal medication 👧
I started electrolysis last autumn..5 months ago, on my chin and sideburn/jawline. I dont have pcos., but i probably am heading towards menopause being in my late 40s. I have had laser treatment on the areas in the past but felt the hairs got a lot worse!! Yikes!! So decided, after researching, including watching your videos, to go for electrolysis. So far so good...I've had 5 sessions..of an hour. I actuslly cope well with the level of discomfort . Definitely depends how you feel on the day...i was really tired on one of the appointments and struggled in last half hour. I've had a few bruises but nothing concerning and it's the best boost to my confidence when this wiry black hairs are gone , aswell as other fairer long ones! My question would be...how often is expected to have to go...I find I get 2 weeks and then hairs appear..I stay a bit if a distance away, so can only go every 4-5weejs, by which time I'm having to shave or trim...as we have done away with masks...damn it!! Thry were great for hiding a hairy face😅. So I really ideally would ho every 3 weeks...is that "normal" fir the face. I did do laser on my legs and bikini, years ago, and it's been amazjng for that. Thanks for your videos .
Just watching rest of your video....I get zero scabbing....I do sometimes feel tugging...sometimes she's checking to see if it's loose, and sometimes she turns it up for stronger hairs.
@@tigerfeet2813 Hi facial hair tends to grow every 2 weeks so you may need to get sessions done often at first. As you notice results, it sill then be every 3 weeks, then 4 weeks and so on. You just keep an eye on the hair, and when you see it growing through the skin, that’s when you should book your session ☺️
@@itsmelisates OK.. so to update. Had 45 min appointment a week ago. I always see the same therapist as she is lovely and I feel good. This time I did get quite a lot of blood spots/mini scabs under my chin...nothing I'm worried about though. I was tired and did find it a bit more uncomfortable...but I wonder if she turned the machine up a bit to get these stubborn hairs?
I don’t understand why you said you need touch ups. I thought electrolysis is the only permanent removal once the hair follicle is stimulated it’s dead. But why does hair still grow? Is it because the technician didn’t „kill“ the hair follicle the first few times?
I have polycystic ovary syndrome (pcos) that causes me to grow new hairs so i need touch up sessions a few times a year to maintain my results. The hairs treated are permanently gone but because i have pcos, my hormones cause new hairs to grow
Cure hirsutism/PCOS with natural herbal medicine and cleanser, 8 year's of struggling then a friend of mine introduce me to Alternative Herbal treatment on youtube which cured her niece with same issue with natural herbs in less than 2 weeks so I gave it a try and it really worked for me as said so happy 😂 with the improvement #drisibor link
@@itsmelisates so how many session we need for permanent result?? i have hormonal imbalance .. Will i have to do electrolysis for the rest of my life ? Can u explain this?? Plz
Hi and thank you for those helpful informations.Could you please recommend a good eyebrow scissors for trimming the facial hair or any good scissors ?Thank you🌺
My electrolysis says you can shave but not pluck the hairs. Anyone else was told the same thing? I do not pluck but I was surprised she said shaving was okay.
I found your channel right before I started level 2, I am about to finish level 4 and we did electrolysis practical yesterday. It was horrible to be honest, so painful. As a therapist I enjoyed the treatment, as a client I couldn't bare the pain. Thank you for the video!!
Generally, how much does it cost for complete treatment for normal amount of sessions (altogether), from you? please just tell me on here tyy@@itsmelisates
For the chin area I personally get top up sessions a few times a year because of my PCOS. If you don't have a hormone imbalance, you wouldn't grow hair back at all.
Thank you so much for this video, it gave me hope since I too have PCOS and struggle with huritism and losing weight. I just want to know if I should wait until I lose weight and deal with the hormonal imbalance or if I can start electrolysis right away. Because it is so embarassing for me to go out in public like this, so I started staying at home most of my time and I don't feel confident and yeah it's tiring.
No I personally don’t take any medication. Laser for the body was so good! My legs, underarms, bikini and upper lip is thinner. But IPL laser for my chin/neck, it made it worse!
I appriciate the honesty but I thought the hair stops after electrolysis... whats the difference between laser and this if we have to go back for touch ups every year? How much hair even grows back for touch ups?
When my hormones fluctuate I personally grow around 5-10 hairs on the chin a few times a year. Only for this reason I do not class it as permanent. But someone who doesn’t have hormone issues, it will be permanent whereas laser is not. IPL laser for me stimulated more hair all down my neck and in areas i didn’t have hair. For this reason, laser for the chin area is not the right option and electrolysis was my only option. 5-10 hairs a few times a year is nothing and takes less than 5mins it was life changing for me. Everyone’s body is different but this was my experience. I hope that explains it all.
@@itsmelisates oh wow 5-10 is still great!! I thought you meant like half the growth comes back. I have heard ipl laser is not actual laser and it does not do a good job. that could have been the issue too. Thanks for all the honesty!
@@LLastRoseI think any new growth that may occur isn't from the same hair follicle that's been treated with electrolysis successfully. That follicle has been killed off. Any new growth is from a new follicle that has been stimulated from higher testosterone
@@itsmelisates thx Melis will stay in contact wid u finding your information about electrolysis very valuable I don't hv any hormonal problem no.pcod actually just had 1 hair grown on my chin 16-17 years ago and 1 lady tweezed my hair and got so many hair afterwards
Glory to God 🙏 for bringing Dr Isibor into my life, his treatment works 💯 percent can't believe I finally beat hirsutism due to PCOS and hormones imbalance .....
@@lyzettebernal1286 I also got Dr Isibor Herbal medicine and cleanser which balance my hormones and stopped hair growth on my body and face, contact him through his TH-cam channel
thanks for the information. when you say that you go for a retouch, is it for the same hairs that got removed with electrolysis or are they new hairs in diff areas?
Hi your results are so amazing. It makes me feel hopeful. This year I’ve accidentally stimulated some of my chin hairs which has devastated me. I foolishly used an epilator on my face more than once. The hairs have grown back thicker. I can’t get them treated yet due to being on accutane. Only two more months to go but I think I need to wait at least 6 months after accutane for treatment. I just wondered if you knew how long electrolysis would take to permanently remove hairs on a small area of the chin please? I hope to hear from you, I’m really worried.
Hi! Yes that’s right you need to be wait 6 months after you finish the course of accutane. Results really varies from person to person but on average it can take 2 years. For a small area with not a lot of hair, it can take less than that. Hope this helps!
@@itsmelisates Thank you so much for replying, I really appreciate it. Goodness 2 years, I hope it takes less time since it’s smaller. I’ve been so foolish. I never knew epilators could do that. It’s really messed me up. Im super upset. I can’t wait for next year so I can start the process. Thank you so much. X
@@itsmelisates Hello lovely. Happy Friday. Yes it was a huge shock, still is. 😢 Thank you so much for being so kind and reassuring me. I’m so upset, I’m talking daily tears. 😢 It was just an honest mistake purely from lack of knowledge. I didn’t even remove the hair many times. Now I know and i will never make the same mistake again. My epilator and my tweezers are banished forever. I shouldn’t wish my life away but I can’t wait until next year to start the process. I’m just hoping my skin will be strong enough at the end of March which is slightly over 6 months after accutane. I’m very anxious about causing anymore damage. I live in the U.K. and I wish I could come to you for treatment but it’s a long costly journey unfortunately. But I have found a place here in my city that looks really good. Thank you so much again. You’ve helped me a lot. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Xx
@@tortiecatsmeow Happy Friday to you too! Aww just remember that you’re not alone! I didn’t know and lacked knowledge even though I was in the beauty industry so don’t be too hard on yourself! The good thing is that there is a solution, and that’s why I talk about electrolysis and my experience on here so I’m glad you found a place and ready for your plan next year! Have a lovely rest of the week! X
You said you got pigmentation when u accidentally scratched the scabs off. Then later you said that that area is not producing enough melanin, that's the reason for white spots(pigmentation). My question is How scratching the scabs off is relevant to skin actually not producing melanin. You scratched scabs few years back. Now the skin should actually start producing melanin. I think while treatment there is some severe damage cause to the skin(epidermis), that's why it is not producing melanin. What u say?
When I scratched the scabs off by accident over a period of time, I’ve damaged my skin. The area has white dots which shows that the cells that should produce melanin in that area aren’t doing their job properly.
I would love your advice on this topic as it’s not very clear here in the UK. My training wasn’t clear on whether it should happen or not but the British Institute and Association of Electrolysis (BIAE) state that pin prick scabs are normal. I have been to 12 different people for electrolysis and there were only 2 electrolygists that didn’t cause scabbing. It’s like it’s very common especially with the Diathermy method. Any tips or advice?
@@itsmelisates My advice would be to book your appointments with the electrologist who doesn’t cause scabbing, and stick with that person. Not all electtologists are created equal😀. Just note that you should never feel the hair being removed after it is treated . It should slide out easily, otherwise it would be the same as tweezing, but there shouldn’t be anything more than some redness , maybe slight swelling, immediately afterward. I recommend using ice wrapped in a cloth , and application of zinc oxide for after treatment care. Also no makeup or heavy moisturizer for 24-48 hours.
I’ve had around 27 sessions over 3 years which got rid of the bulk of hair. I’ve been maintaining after that when ever new hairs grow (because of my PCOS)
@@itsmelisates wow this is awesome honestly it is so sad i recently 2 days back before went to a dermatologist she recommended laser over electrolysis saying electrolysis can cause scaring even though I have PCOS and full blown hair growth on face which i believe was partly triggered due to laser hair removal on face.
@@harshitakalra345 If you have already tried laser and you believe this has triggered more hair, I 100% recommend you go for electrolysis. There is a small risk of scarring but if you go to someone who is good, and you follow the aftercare, your skin will be fine! I had it done for years and I have no scarring!
I am getting my hair removal down with candela gentle pro max it's the best laser so far, I have done 5 sessions, l still grow hair but growth is slow and hair are thin.
Waxing and laser treatment was a waste of time and money, my wife had the same facial hair growth and she was diagnosed with PCOS. So she decided to search for a solution and came in contact with Doctor isibor supplement that cured her permanently
Hi! Yes it is permanent but if you have unbalanced hormones, you may need top up sessions to manage new hairs that may grow. But if you don’t have a hormone imbalance it is permanent!
Am so confused when i see your results. After the first session my chin area was bleeding and swollen. And that continues eventually to my third session, which ended worse with ingrown hairs, redness and swollen. After that i stopped. But after three month redness, ingrown hair and swollen is still there, even the skincare products can't help. Has that happened to you and what should i do ? HELP🥺
Hi, wow so sorry to hear this. This most likely means your electrologist wasn't inserting the needle properly. To the best of my knowledge bleeding shouldn't occur and the swelling should eventually go down. It is highly important to choose the right electrologist who is professionally trained and knows exactly what to do, in order for you to get your desired results.
Not necessarily true . After a while the hairs get really thin . Shaving is best in between sessions, tweezing is such a habit although it may slow the process 😩
@@chellybaby OH yes I've definitely stopped the tweezing. Makes alot of sense now on why it grows thicker. A problem for me though right now is I'm trying to see an endocrine. I've had electrolysis done by a woman that charged too much and the hairs grew back. My primary care Dr thinks I don't need a referral because I'm getting electrolysis done but I'm hoping this next appointment she will refer me to see a specialist. She claims it's normal in which I know it's not. After having an ovary removed after having my daughter I started getting hairs a year after she was born so I know there's a problem. This has completely changed my life for the worst honestly. It's so depressing to go through this and my confidence is drained. I'm embaressed to go in public even though I hide it so well and others never notice but it's always in my head on what I have going on. I've had suicidal thoughts before because it's AL to handle but I always remind myself that there is treatment and I'm fortunate to have the finances to get treatment. I really don't think this should even be considered cosmetic because it's due to health issues and I feel if women spoke more about this situation it can possibly be pushed to the point that insurance can cover this for women out there that can't afford this treatment. I did find a new electrologist that is cheaper and closer to my location so I'm hoping I can make it through this time so I can feel free because I feel imprisoned in my own body due to this issue. I pray for other women out there struggling with this issue but I will say it shouldn't be anything to be embaressed about. We have no control over our body's and if there's help then take it🙏🥰
@@yvonnetyrone7165 I'm so sorry you're suffering but please know the you're not alone. keep up the electrolysis treatments and in a years time, it will be gone forever! they can grow back so don't give up and keep getting treatments for a full year. I look at before and after photos of other people to keep myself positive and focusing on what's on the other side of this. Praying for you, it will get better if you keep going! my electrolygist says people give up too soon and never see permanent results because of this
@@navneetkaur1343 It is unless you have a hormone imbalance. I have PCOS and don’t take medication for it that’s why new hairs are growing through every 3/4 months. I’m still incredibly happy with this as it’s better than waxing/tweezing every week ☺️
Hi, if you mean medication for pcos, I don’t take medication and it has worked for me. But I have to maintain the results by having top up sessions a few times a year. So it’s not really permanent if you have a hormone imbalance.
Hi. Your videos are really helpful. I had my first session of electroysis yesterday on my chin. It has little white bumps on it now, the area is a bit red still and the skin feels quite hard/there's a solid bump under the skin. I didn't touch my chin all day and evening yesterday, and when I went to bed I gently washed with disinfected hands and this morning did the same and then put aloe on it. I'm not sure if this is normal or not or if I'm going to have a hard/lumpy chin now I'm worried :( if anyone's reading this, please let me know if you experienced the same and have any advice. Thank you
@@GonzoPixel Hi, this is normal and the area can take up to 2 weeks to heal but I have some tips for you for next time: -avoid water for the first day and see if that helps with preventing white spots -use cold compress for 5-10mins for swelling -take antihistamine in the morning of appointment and 1 a day until swelling has gone down
Does hair grows back on the part where you have done electrolysis or it goes away with one sitting where you have been treated? Cuz hair grows back in laser hair treatment.
Electrolysis is permanent (unless you have a hormones imbalance you will need to maintain the results) but it doesn't happen with just one treatment. It can take a long time to get the realists but the hair won't grow back.
Hey Melis, I had an 3 hour upper lip treatment 9 days ago. Now my upper lip is super dark. Is this a possible long term side affect? What can I something to make it go away? I am really worried. Thanks for your videos.
Hi, 3 hours in one session for the upper lip is too much. I don't recommend doing any longer than 15mins with the Short-Wave Diathermy method. The upper lip is a very sensitive area. I recommend you wait for the skin to heal for a couple months.There is a possibility of scarring and pigmentation but it's hard to tell if this will be permanent or not. My clients have found that Azeliac Acid works well with reducing pigmentation. You can incorporate this within your skincare routine. I hope your skin gets better and hope you find a better electrologist to do your treatment in the future. If you have any more questions let me know.
It will go away. It will take time but it will go (I've been in this situation). To speed up the process, you can exfoliate the area with kojisan soap for example.
I have a question I want this done on me I have facial hair growing up to my under eyes and down my neck I’m 33 male And just getting hair in these spots I want this removed If I do it will it work? Also is it something I’ll have to do forever ? I did laser hair and it didn’t do anything I have really sensitive dry skin I don’t want to ruin my skin more I also have reddish facial hair
@Anna Robinson hey thanks for letting me know I really wanna get rid of the facial hair that’s growing too high on me Have u heard about scarring happening??? I will def ask about that kind of needle Thank u for letting me know that Yea..my skins so messed up from accutane years ago I def will do that more I really hope they can do it and it works for me Appreciate u letting me know all of this Hopefully it works well and quick So I can remove it Appreciate it again Thanks 🙏🏻
I am Gloria from South Africa experiencing hirsutism and TMAU, my doctors said i have PCOS had to start applying different med from my doctor nothing worked, i visited a channel Alternative Herbs that actually worked for me getting rid of the hairs, Doctor isibor body cleanser helped me overcome TMAU and pcos with in 21 days
Big question! I got blend electrolysis for almost 1 year and 6 months , and now I move to another place and they only do thermolysis. Do you know what type of electrolysis is bettter?
@@susievidal4134 Thermolysis is heat-based electrolysis, also known as shortwave method. A thermolyic epilator destroys the hair follicle by injecting each follicle with high frequency radio energy. This energy produces localized heat and weakens cells and surrounding tissues to prevent future hair growth.
My cousin sister is currently taking herbal treatment and I have seen lot of positive changes ❤ so happy to have her smooth face and body back Doctor isibor 😊 you are amazing
As a girl who is 23 y.o please read carefully. I've been through the same process and I totally got rid of all my facial hair. I am a hairy girl and my hormones are supporting it and at 7 I started waxing bikini area, armpits and I was really sensitive about even 1 hair folicule. At 14 I started to have laser hair removal to my face and my face become like man beard and it followed by inflamed hair root causing acne and my face was in terrible situation with soooo many hair and acne. What laser does to facial hair is since the roots are not so thick, it literally triggers the hair and wakes up the sleeping roots and causes the hairs you won't even see becomes darker and thicker and results with beard-like hairs. At 18 I found a woman in İstanbul who does the great job in electrolysis and went her. It took 22 hours in 2 days. I was numbed and literally slept while she was doing the job. I got rid of each hair and result was perfect. A year later maybe quarter of the hair came back with same strong and I went to her again. And now its been 4 years I am totally clean and I see the ONLY AND ONLY WAY TO GET RID OF THE HAIR IS ELECTROLYSIS. PLEASE DON'T EVEN TRY SOMETHING ELSE. AND BE SURE THAT YOUR ESTHETICIAN DON'T PULL THE HAIR WITH TWEEZER AFTER GAVE THE ELECTRIC SHOCK WITH NEEDLE. MAKE SURE HAIR IS COMING TO TWEEZER WITHOUT FORCING/PULLING WITH TWEEZER. And don't worry everything has a solution as long as we are healthy. Nevermind the rest of it. Everything will be ok ❤
That's amazing thank you so much for sharing this inspiring story! Do you mind sharing the name of the place in Istanbul?
İstanbul’da gittiğiniz yerin adı neydi acaba ?
Omg I'd love to know the location, I didn't know it was even possible to be (almost) one and done and for such a long one time sitting over the course of a few days.
Kahaan pai kataya electrolysis
Are you suffering from hirsutismes?
Thank you thank you thank you. I’ve had hirthuism for the last 4 years and it’s made me feel so suicidal. I get it on my face, worse than you. My belly neck, back arms…. And I couldn’t handle it anymore, this is give me hope. ❤
Same 😭😭😭 but I don't have money to get electrolysis.. I have dark & dense hairs on my upper lips & chin . Idk what to do
Thank you for updating! I just started my journey this month. I've followed you since the start almost and you have strongly influenced my decision to not do laser (and to kindly decline when my beautician offered laser when I asked for electrolysis), to start shaving instead of plucking my chin hairs AND to finally save up money to start my electrolysis journey. So once again, deepest of thanks to you. And to anyone else reading this comment, if you have any questions about first time electrolysis or anything regarding electrolysis I'm happy to answer any questions I can.
So glad you’ve started your journey I hope it’s going well for you so far! If you have any questions also please do ask ☺️
I have a question , why does electrolysis not exist in developing countries? I have a problem in my nose hair, my hormones like men but I cut the hair on my nose, and now it's getting thicker, it makes me very anxious to cut it, how to make the hair smooth and disappear? I really don't want to get rid of it all just some of it disturbs my appearance
@@alsashfvalsa1693 I'm afraid I don't have a good answer to why that is. Even in sweden it's quite hard to find clinics that do electrolysis..
@@Cirolina in my country , i have used ipl , do you think ipl and laser are superior ? I think IPL is superior to laser?
@@alsashfvalsa1693 I dont know anything about Ipl or laser, all I know is that for some women, especially women with hormonal issues, laser have caused more hair growth. For this reason I have never wanted to do laser on my face, only electrolysis. You should watch some of Melis' other videos on her channel, there is one where she speaks about laser.
congrats on getting married btw!!!
Thank you! Aww I’m so glad it’s helped you, it’s definitely changed my life and made me feel more comfortable and confident. Hoping that my story/experience helps others too!
I’m currently am getting my electrolysis now. My advice to all ladies is be patience it is a process.
Thank you so much ! I'm French and I had laser hair removal done by an esthetic dermatologist for dark coarse hair on my chin area (I've seen my gynecologist and had a blood test and ovaries and hormonal came out normal . I may have stimulated the area by plucking one, then two, then 10 since years... Also, I am overweight so I heard it can have a role. I have a copper IUD and my period are quite regular. The dermatologist said I won't have paradoxical hair growth elsewhere. She only treats chin and upper lip area with but NOT the cheeks because acccording to her, this is where paradoxical hair growths can occur. So I trusted her and I had maybe 10 sessions (nearly 100 euros each session). It was life changing since the 1rst session. My last session was on october this year and I started at the summer of 2020.
But I noticed some darker and thicker hair on my cheeks . She said she'll treat them by electrolysis. I'm not sure if its because I'm not that insecure anymore about my chin so I focus more elsewhere or if I have a beginning of a paradoxical hair growth... I only saw dark peach fuzz on my cheeks but I started electrolysis with her for 50 euros 10 minutes and I have to drive for an hour to go to the clinic.... It works but this is so expensive. I hope I wont have a lot more hair to treat. My beauty therapist who works in my home town had a few days to get trained for electrolysis and I had 2 sessions with her to compare with my aesthetic dermatologist. My skin is barely reacting and I dont feel that much electricity. So as it's significantly less "painful" and causes almost no reaction, my brains tells me it won't work. And sometimes she can't remove the hair because it's to small, but my dermatologist will success. So I dont know what to do really 😂. I can have an appointment with my beauty therapist much quicker than my dermatologist who is 1 hour drive away, but she also can't manage to get hair too short for her but very visible for me... I work in a primary school so childreb notice everything 😂.
We women spend so much money to get rid of these hair... I would love to spend it for a trip or something instead of treating hair I shouldn't have. 😅
I'm so sorry for this long comment which is useless for people but I needed to talk . Thank you again for sharing your hair removal journey ! And I hope my english is understandable.
Merci!😊
in some people fat acts as a hormone factory...it produces over abundance of estrogen......if you lose some weight you may find that you have less issues...
Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us!! I'm praying you continue seeing good results and continued improvement with PCOS
Thank you! ☺️ x
I'm waiting to see an endocrine. I just had my first laser session done on Wed but I was looking to find a place that can remove everything so next Wed I'm meeting with a Dr for electrolysis and I'm excited to finally fix my confidence and self esteem and get out of depression over this. I always thought that something was wrong with me but I see now that so many women are going through what I'm going through and I appreciate you posting your videos I'm learning more and more about this and I'm hoping to find out soon why I'm having this problem. I have been wanting to get this fixed for a long time but due to my daughter being diagnosed with a brain tumor she was my focus, but for now I can focus on getting myself taken care of and I can't wait to be past this and find out why I'm going through this. I did have an ovary removed due to a large tumor on there and then the hairs started to grow and grow more overtime. Depression has started and severe anxiety and the wants of removing myself from this world due to this but I have to be here for my daughter and I now know there's treatment and that there are so many women with the same situation as me.
I am a guy, and I am about to start my journey this week on my horrid neck hairs. As a Canadian from Norman-Prussian-Hessen-Cree-Sioux blood I have extremely thick brown hair, so shaving my face always leads to ingrown hairs. So hopefully this works!!
It will work but remember it takes time. It can take a couple years to get the final results but will be worth it in the end!
Does it works
thank you so much for sharing your process! I'm currently going through the electrolysis process right now!
My hair is exactly like yours and it grows whenever I pluck it too. Thank you for sharing your hair removal journey
Thank you for the update, I started my journey in 2020 after watching your video.
#Drisibor permanent Solution to stop facial hair and get that smooth skin completely using herbs and face cleanser
U speak so beautifully using so much grammar...i wish i could speak like you
Your videos are excellent information for everyone, from newcomers to experienced specialists. Thanks and please continue.
Please can we have the recommended list of London electrolysis salons when you get the chance🙏
I was getting electrolysis every 2 weeks for FOUR YEARS and I only had partial results. (Like a 50% reduction). I finally changed my electrologist and now not even FOUR MONTHS LATER, the work is almost done. Instead of going every two weeks, she put me down to every 3 weeks, and now I’m going to have to go down to every four weeks because there’s hardly ANY HAIR NOW!
If you are having a hard time getting results, switch your electrologist.
Also, the previous person was using blend and this new person I use is using thermolysis only.
@@ServantOfYHWH Love this thank you so much for sharing!
Do you have a video on how you trim them?
Too bad we don't have electrolysis hair removal here in Indonesia 😢
😢
This is so insightful! I started my journey a month ago and can highly recommend Lorraine at House of Coco in Islington, London.
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for this video!!!
Thanks for your effort in this video. I have few questions:
1. Do you use slim needles for slim hair and thick needle for thick hairs?
2. You said earlier you took medications for your periods. So, since then how were your periods been? Were it regular ? And right now your cycle is normal?
3. Currently do you shave/trim occasionally between your maintenance sessions?
Hi! 1.they use the correct needle size 2. they are irregular due to PCOS 3. no not really I just make time for a quick top up electrolysis session 😊
@@itsmelisates thanks
I noticed the blend electrolysis is good for my thinner hair (not vellus) but the thick ones on my chin didn't get as affected by it compared to the thermolysis. I can't wait to go back to get it.
I have been epilating my body... I'm thinking about not doing it anymore because it might stimulate more growth all over.
This is heart breaking i remember when i had pcos and facial hair , its the worst thing ever used to get tired plucking the facial hair it grows so quick tried everything but nothing worked for me few years back iet this wonderfull lady she suggested me the interna and external medications am so glad i found her within few sessions the hair follicles become thin amd then afyer continuous using it permanently reduced my hair am so happy fas well as pcos also is being treated idk who needs this but anyways if someone whos actually suffering from pcos or facial hair you guyzzz trust me girls this works i paid £500 every penny is worth it , a kit in which she sent me wax , hair replicating root powder for external application and few internal medication 👧
I started electrolysis last autumn..5 months ago, on my chin and sideburn/jawline. I dont have pcos., but i probably am heading towards menopause being in my late 40s.
I have had laser treatment on the areas in the past but felt the hairs got a lot worse!! Yikes!! So decided, after researching, including watching your videos, to go for electrolysis. So far so good...I've had 5 sessions..of an hour. I actuslly cope well with the level of discomfort . Definitely depends how you feel on the day...i was really tired on one of the appointments and struggled in last half hour. I've had a few bruises but nothing concerning and it's the best boost to my confidence when this wiry black hairs are gone , aswell as other fairer long ones!
My question would be...how often is expected to have to go...I find I get 2 weeks and then hairs appear..I stay a bit if a distance away, so can only go every 4-5weejs, by which time I'm having to shave or trim...as we have done away with masks...damn it!! Thry were great for hiding a hairy face😅. So I really ideally would ho every 3 weeks...is that "normal" fir the face.
I did do laser on my legs and bikini, years ago, and it's been amazjng for that.
Thanks for your videos .
Just watching rest of your video....I get zero scabbing....I do sometimes feel tugging...sometimes she's checking to see if it's loose, and sometimes she turns it up for stronger hairs.
@@tigerfeet2813 Hi facial hair tends to grow every 2 weeks so you may need to get sessions done often at first. As you notice results, it sill then be every 3 weeks, then 4 weeks and so on. You just keep an eye on the hair, and when you see it growing through the skin, that’s when you should book your session ☺️
@@itsmelisates thanks so much xx
@@itsmelisates OK.. so to update. Had 45 min appointment a week ago. I always see the same therapist as she is lovely and I feel good. This time I did get quite a lot of blood spots/mini scabs under my chin...nothing I'm worried about though. I was tired and did find it a bit more uncomfortable...but I wonder if she turned the machine up a bit to get these stubborn hairs?
@@itsmelisates contact details pls
I don’t understand why you said you need touch ups. I thought electrolysis is the only permanent removal once the hair follicle is stimulated it’s dead. But why does hair still grow? Is it because the technician didn’t „kill“ the hair follicle the first few times?
I have polycystic ovary syndrome (pcos) that causes me to grow new hairs so i need touch up sessions a few times a year to maintain my results. The hairs treated are permanently gone but because i have pcos, my hormones cause new hairs to grow
Cure hirsutism/PCOS with natural herbal medicine and cleanser, 8 year's of struggling then a friend of mine introduce me to Alternative Herbal treatment on youtube which cured her niece with same issue with natural herbs in less than 2 weeks so I gave it a try and it really worked for me as said so happy 😂 with the improvement #drisibor link
@@itsmelisates oh okay thanks
@@itsmelisates so how many session we need for permanent result?? i have hormonal imbalance .. Will i have to do electrolysis for the rest of my life ? Can u explain this?? Plz
Hi and thank you for those helpful informations.Could you please recommend a good eyebrow scissors for trimming the facial hair or any good scissors ?Thank you🌺
Thank you
My electrolysis says you can shave but not pluck the hairs. Anyone else was told the same thing? I do not pluck but I was surprised she said shaving was okay.
Hi Melis,
Can we have an update of the list of your recommended electrolysis places in london please?
xx
Hi! I’m still working on it I promise I will have that ready soon! X
I found your channel right before I started level 2, I am about to finish level 4 and we did electrolysis practical yesterday. It was horrible to be honest, so painful. As a therapist I enjoyed the treatment, as a client I couldn't bare the pain. Thank you for the video!!
Ohh it can feel uncomfortable on certain areas but it’s good to hear you enjoyed it as a therapist ☺️
Thank you for your video! As usual very informative video!
Thank you!! ☺️
Can u get elecrlysis at 16?
Yes you can
Generally, how much does it cost for complete treatment for normal amount of sessions (altogether), from you?
please just tell me on here tyy@@itsmelisates
So you don’t grow hair back at all ??
For the chin area I personally get top up sessions a few times a year because of my PCOS. If you don't have a hormone imbalance, you wouldn't grow hair back at all.
The white dots aren't pigmentation, they're scars. That's why they don't tan. I used to have one of these for home use, wish I still had it.
It’s hypopigmentation no? The skin in that area is not producing enough melanin so it’s lighter than the rest of my skin.
So you gonna need catch up or top up for life or till it dyed all??
Because of PCOS does the new hair grow on the previous area which was treated by electrolysis or does the new hair grow at new area?
Thank you so much for this video, it gave me hope since I too have PCOS and struggle with huritism and losing weight. I just want to know if I should wait until I lose weight and deal with the hormonal imbalance or if I can start electrolysis right away. Because it is so embarassing for me to go out in public like this, so I started staying at home most of my time and I don't feel confident and yeah it's tiring.
Thank you very much ! Are you taking hormones? And dont you think that lazer made hair thinner ?
No I personally don’t take any medication. Laser for the body was so good! My legs, underarms, bikini and upper lip is thinner. But IPL laser for my chin/neck, it made it worse!
I appriciate the honesty but I thought the hair stops after electrolysis... whats the difference between laser and this if we have to go back for touch ups every year? How much hair even grows back for touch ups?
When my hormones fluctuate I personally grow around 5-10 hairs on the chin a few times a year. Only for this reason I do not class it as permanent. But someone who doesn’t have hormone issues, it will be permanent whereas laser is not. IPL laser for me stimulated more hair all down my neck and in areas i didn’t have hair. For this reason, laser for the chin area is not the right option and electrolysis was my only option. 5-10 hairs a few times a year is nothing and takes less than 5mins it was life changing for me. Everyone’s body is different but this was my experience. I hope that explains it all.
@@itsmelisates oh wow 5-10 is still great!! I thought you meant like half the growth comes back. I have heard ipl laser is not actual laser and it does not do a good job. that could have been the issue too. Thanks for all the honesty!
@@itsmelisates you are talking about IPL that caused stimulation. But would Alexandrite laser do the same as they are different technologies?
@@LLastRoseI think any new growth that may occur isn't from the same hair follicle that's been treated with electrolysis successfully. That follicle has been killed off. Any new growth is from a new follicle that has been stimulated from higher testosterone
Is it better to cut hair with scissors rather than tweezing plz guide thx
When you are having electrolysis done you are not allowed to tweeze or remove the hair from the root. You can cut the hair with scissors.
@@itsmelisates thx Melis will stay in contact wid u finding your information about electrolysis very valuable I don't hv any hormonal problem no.pcod actually just had 1 hair grown on my chin 16-17 years ago and 1 lady tweezed my hair and got so many hair afterwards
@@kokisharma1948 Electrolysis will sort that out and be permanent it’s amazing!
Glory to God 🙏 for bringing Dr Isibor into my life, his treatment works 💯 percent can't believe I finally beat hirsutism due to PCOS and hormones imbalance .....
How did you do that
Congrats 🎉Please share how ?!🙏🏽
@@lyzettebernal1286 I also got Dr Isibor Herbal medicine and cleanser which balance my hormones and stopped hair growth on my body and face, contact him through his TH-cam channel
Care to elaborate?
@@lyzettebernal1286 Natural Herbal Remedy is best cure to hair growth on the face and body, got my solution with doctor isibor on TH-cam
thanks for the information. when you say that you go for a retouch, is it for the same hairs that got removed with electrolysis or are they new hairs in diff areas?
What about the acne after electrolysis what to do about it please ?
Hi your results are so amazing. It makes me feel hopeful. This year I’ve accidentally stimulated some of my chin hairs which has devastated me. I foolishly used an epilator on my face more than once. The hairs have grown back thicker. I can’t get them treated yet due to being on accutane. Only two more months to go but I think I need to wait at least 6 months after accutane for treatment. I just wondered if you knew how long electrolysis would take to permanently remove hairs on a small area of the chin please? I hope to hear from you, I’m really worried.
Hi! Yes that’s right you need to be wait 6 months after you finish the course of accutane. Results really varies from person to person but on average it can take 2 years. For a small area with not a lot of hair, it can take less than that. Hope this helps!
@@itsmelisates Thank you so much for replying, I really appreciate it. Goodness 2 years, I hope it takes less time since it’s smaller. I’ve been so foolish. I never knew epilators could do that. It’s really messed me up. Im super upset. I can’t wait for next year so I can start the process. Thank you so much. X
@@tortiecatsmeow The shock of how it can stimulate hair is real! Electrolysis will sort that out for you!
@@itsmelisates Hello lovely. Happy Friday. Yes it was a huge shock, still is. 😢 Thank you so much for being so kind and reassuring me. I’m so upset, I’m talking daily tears. 😢 It was just an honest mistake purely from lack of knowledge. I didn’t even remove the hair many times. Now I know and i will never make the same mistake again. My epilator and my tweezers are banished forever. I shouldn’t wish my life away but I can’t wait until next year to start the process. I’m just hoping my skin will be strong enough at the end of March which is slightly over 6 months after accutane. I’m very anxious about causing anymore damage. I live in the U.K. and I wish I could come to you for treatment but it’s a long costly journey unfortunately. But I have found a place here in my city that looks really good. Thank you so much again. You’ve helped me a lot. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Xx
@@tortiecatsmeow Happy Friday to you too! Aww just remember that you’re not alone! I didn’t know and lacked knowledge even though I was in the beauty industry so don’t be too hard on yourself! The good thing is that there is a solution, and that’s why I talk about electrolysis and my experience on here so I’m glad you found a place and ready for your plan next year! Have a lovely rest of the week! X
Hey melis!
Is electrolysis works for hormonal imbalance hairs
You said you got pigmentation when u accidentally scratched the scabs off. Then later you said that that area is not producing enough melanin, that's the reason for white spots(pigmentation).
My question is How scratching the scabs off is relevant to skin actually not producing melanin. You scratched scabs few years back. Now the skin should actually start producing melanin. I think while treatment there is some severe damage cause to the skin(epidermis), that's why it is not producing melanin. What u say?
When I scratched the scabs off by accident over a period of time, I’ve damaged my skin. The area has white dots which shows that the cells that should produce melanin in that area aren’t doing their job properly.
@@itsmelisates ok. Have u noticed that you have white dots at some places where you never scratched your scabs?
@@vivekwarde9 I've noticed the white dots are mainly on the sides of my chin and the middle of my neck.
why no electrolysis treatments on other body parts than the face?
You CAN but it'd take a long time and cost a lot too
You should never have scabs after electrolysis! I’ve been an electrologist for over 50 years, and scabbing SHOULD NOT happen.
I would love your advice on this topic as it’s not very clear here in the UK. My training wasn’t clear on whether it should happen or not but the British Institute and Association of Electrolysis (BIAE) state that pin prick scabs are normal. I have been to 12 different people for electrolysis and there were only 2 electrolygists that didn’t cause scabbing. It’s like it’s very common especially with the Diathermy method. Any tips or advice?
@@itsmelisates My advice would be to book your appointments with the electrologist who doesn’t cause scabbing, and stick with that person. Not all electtologists are created equal😀.
Just note that you should never feel the hair being removed after it is treated . It should slide out easily, otherwise it would be the same as tweezing, but there shouldn’t be anything more than some redness , maybe slight swelling, immediately afterward.
I recommend using ice wrapped in a cloth , and application of zinc oxide for after treatment care. Also no makeup or heavy moisturizer for 24-48 hours.
Do you not to Electrolysis anymore.
Where do you get it done ? Going to do this x
So do we need to let hair grow all the way out before going?
Wear a mask
Electrolysis is permanent solution or not mam
Yes it is permanent
How many sessions have you had in total?
I’ve had around 27 sessions over 3 years which got rid of the bulk of hair. I’ve been maintaining after that when ever new hairs grow (because of my PCOS)
@@itsmelisates you had 27 sessions of how many hours 1 hour each?
@@harshitakalra345 No it was mostly 30min sessions but then it gradually went down as I saw results
@@itsmelisates wow this is awesome honestly it is so sad i recently 2 days back before went to a dermatologist she recommended laser over electrolysis saying electrolysis can cause scaring even though I have PCOS and full blown hair growth on face which i believe was partly triggered due to laser hair removal on face.
@@harshitakalra345 If you have already tried laser and you believe this has triggered more hair, I 100% recommend you go for electrolysis. There is a small risk of scarring but if you go to someone who is good, and you follow the aftercare, your skin will be fine! I had it done for years and I have no scarring!
Do you feel any pain when tugging? Sometimes I feel pain but not sure if the hair was tugged or plucked. Please advise! Thank you.
I am getting my hair removal down with candela gentle pro max it's the best laser so far, I have done 5 sessions, l still grow hair but growth is slow and hair are thin.
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How you manage the fact that you were having facial hair. I have the same experience and i am depressed literally. So anxious.
Waxing and laser treatment was a waste of time and money, my wife had the same facial hair growth and she was diagnosed with PCOS.
So she decided to search for a solution and came in contact with Doctor isibor supplement that cured her permanently
Is this procedure safe for pregnant women??
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Even i have pcos it will useful for me??
Yes I have PCOS too and it is very useful
Dear mam this is permanent?
Hi! Yes it is permanent but if you have unbalanced hormones, you may need top up sessions to manage new hairs that may grow. But if you don’t have a hormone imbalance it is permanent!
😭 I’m only 1 year in
Am so confused when i see your results.
After the first session my chin area was bleeding and swollen. And that continues eventually to my third session, which ended worse with ingrown hairs, redness and swollen. After that i stopped. But after three month redness, ingrown hair and swollen is still there, even the skincare products can't help. Has that happened to you and what should i do ? HELP🥺
Go to a Hospital
I got a bunch of red bumps which is normal based off of research
Hi, wow so sorry to hear this. This most likely means your electrologist wasn't inserting the needle properly. To the best of my knowledge bleeding shouldn't occur and the swelling should eventually go down. It is highly important to choose the right electrologist who is professionally trained and knows exactly what to do, in order for you to get your desired results.
I was told that tweezing is bad to do it can make the hair grow thicker and I've been told that shaving makes it come back less thicker.
Not necessarily true . After a while the hairs get really thin . Shaving is best in between sessions, tweezing is such a habit although it may slow the process 😩
You absolutely should stop tweezing once you start electrolysis
@@chellybaby OH yes I've definitely stopped the tweezing. Makes alot of sense now on why it grows thicker. A problem for me though right now is I'm trying to see an endocrine. I've had electrolysis done by a woman that charged too much and the hairs grew back. My primary care Dr thinks I don't need a referral because I'm getting electrolysis done but I'm hoping this next appointment she will refer me to see a specialist. She claims it's normal in which I know it's not. After having an ovary removed after having my daughter I started getting hairs a year after she was born so I know there's a problem. This has completely changed my life for the worst honestly. It's so depressing to go through this and my confidence is drained. I'm embaressed to go in public even though I hide it so well and others never notice but it's always in my head on what I have going on. I've had suicidal thoughts before because it's AL to handle but I always remind myself that there is treatment and I'm fortunate to have the finances to get treatment. I really don't think this should even be considered cosmetic because it's due to health issues and I feel if women spoke more about this situation it can possibly be pushed to the point that insurance can cover this for women out there that can't afford this treatment. I did find a new electrologist that is cheaper and closer to my location so I'm hoping I can make it through this time so I can feel free because I feel imprisoned in my own body due to this issue. I pray for other women out there struggling with this issue but I will say it shouldn't be anything to be embaressed about. We have no control over our body's and if there's help then take it🙏🥰
@@lilbitjazz_ thank you you the advice.
@@yvonnetyrone7165 I'm so sorry you're suffering but please know the you're not alone. keep up the electrolysis treatments and in a years time, it will be gone forever! they can grow back so don't give up and keep getting treatments for a full year. I look at before and after photos of other people to keep myself positive and focusing on what's on the other side of this. Praying for you, it will get better if you keep going! my electrolygist says people give up too soon and never see permanent results because of this
Hi I had a question, so how many days/weeks/months can you go without any top ups?
It depends on my hormones but roughly 3/4 months for my chin area
@@itsmelisates that means even electrolysis is not permanent🥺
@@navneetkaur1343 It is unless you have a hormone imbalance. I have PCOS and don’t take medication for it that’s why new hairs are growing through every 3/4 months. I’m still incredibly happy with this as it’s better than waxing/tweezing every week ☺️
@@itsmelisates yes I kinda have a similar story, but thanks for replying💕much love
hi. does eletrolysis work if i am not taking medications?
Hi, if you mean medication for pcos, I don’t take medication and it has worked for me. But I have to maintain the results by having top up sessions a few times a year. So it’s not really permanent if you have a hormone imbalance.
@@itsmelisates thank you for your response. Yes but they are a lot less right?
@@karjin5774 yes
Thank you. Also do you do thermolysis or blend? Usually most do thermolysis but they say blend is better
Can tonsils patient also takes the electrolysis treatment bcz i have hiruthism and also have tonsils....
Hi. Your videos are really helpful. I had my first session of electroysis yesterday on my chin. It has little white bumps on it now, the area is a bit red still and the skin feels quite hard/there's a solid bump under the skin. I didn't touch my chin all day and evening yesterday, and when I went to bed I gently washed with disinfected hands and this morning did the same and then put aloe on it. I'm not sure if this is normal or not or if I'm going to have a hard/lumpy chin now I'm worried :( if anyone's reading this, please let me know if you experienced the same and have any advice. Thank you
@@GonzoPixel Hi, this is normal and the area can take up to 2 weeks to heal but I have some tips for you for next time:
-avoid water for the first day and see if that helps with preventing white spots
-use cold compress for 5-10mins for swelling
-take antihistamine in the morning of appointment and 1 a day until swelling has gone down
Does this include shaving? 😩 so if I was to get electrolysis you shouldn’t shave in between?
Does hair grows back on the part where you have done electrolysis or it goes away with one sitting where you have been treated? Cuz hair grows back in laser hair treatment.
Electrolysis is permanent (unless you have a hormones imbalance you will need to maintain the results) but it doesn't happen with just one treatment. It can take a long time to get the realists but the hair won't grow back.
@@itsmelisates how much time on an average, electrolysis takes to treat facial hair if you are particular and consistent in sessions?
Please tell....is this permanent?????
Hey Melis, I had an 3 hour upper lip treatment 9 days ago. Now my upper lip is super dark. Is this a possible long term side affect? What can I something to make it go away? I am really worried. Thanks for your videos.
Hi, 3 hours in one session for the upper lip is too much. I don't recommend doing any longer than 15mins with the Short-Wave Diathermy method. The upper lip is a very sensitive area. I recommend you wait for the skin to heal for a couple months.There is a possibility of scarring and pigmentation but it's hard to tell if this will be permanent or not. My clients have found that Azeliac Acid works well with reducing pigmentation. You can incorporate this within your skincare routine. I hope your skin gets better and hope you find a better electrologist to do your treatment in the future. If you have any more questions let me know.
It will go away. It will take time but it will go (I've been in this situation). To speed up the process, you can exfoliate the area with kojisan soap for example.
Try applying lemon juice to the area against hyper pigmentation and always apply sunscreen to the face
I'm late to this video but does anyone know a good electrolysis place in the Birmingham UK or surrounding area??
Free from Hirsutism after applying herbal cleanser i got from Dr Isibor to get rid of facial hair growth 😊
I have a question
I want this done on me
I have facial hair growing up to my under eyes and down my neck
I’m 33 male
And just getting hair in these spots
I want this removed
If I do it will it work?
Also is it something I’ll have to do forever ?
I did laser hair and it didn’t do anything
I have really sensitive dry skin
I don’t want to ruin my skin more
I also have reddish facial hair
@Anna Robinson hey thanks for letting me know
I really wanna get rid of the facial hair that’s growing too high on me
Have u heard about scarring happening???
I will def ask about that kind of needle
Thank u for letting me know that
Yea..my skins so messed up from accutane years ago
I def will do that more
I really hope they can do it and it works for me
Appreciate u letting me know all of this
Hopefully it works well and quick
So I can remove it
Appreciate it again
Thanks 🙏🏻
Did it work?
I am also having similar problem.
@@pujandhungana2215 haven’t found anyone who does it :(
I am Gloria from South Africa experiencing hirsutism and TMAU, my doctors said i have PCOS had to start applying different med from my doctor nothing worked, i visited a channel Alternative Herbs that actually worked for me getting rid of the hairs, Doctor isibor body cleanser helped me overcome TMAU and pcos with in 21 days
wich herbs?
Facial electrolysis is tedious, painful and expensive.
Big question! I got blend electrolysis for almost 1 year and 6 months , and now I move to another place and they only do thermolysis. Do you know what type of electrolysis is bettter?
They’re both good! ☺️
I tried both but in my opinion thermolysis is less painful and faster. Blend take a more time. And by my opinion after thermolysis less scars...
@@ancrav74 what is thermolysis?
@@susievidal4134 Thermolysis is heat-based electrolysis, also known as shortwave method. A thermolyic epilator destroys the hair follicle by injecting each follicle with high frequency radio energy. This energy produces localized heat and weakens cells and surrounding tissues to prevent future hair growth.
@@ancrav74 thank you
Can anyone suggest good electrolysis clinic in delhi,india
Also me suggest
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You should go on the pill for now