Working methods and methodology

As an electrologist, my goal is to remove hair permanently, effectively, and precisely.

To achieve this, I work with three proven methods of electrolysis, which I choose individually depending on skin type, hair structure, and the area of the body:

• Thermolysis is used when speed and pinpoint accuracy are required. A high-frequency current is delivered through a fine probe directly into the hair follicle. The resulting heat precisely destroys the hair root – ideal for fine hair or less sensitive skin areas.

• In the Galvanic method, I use direct current to trigger a chemical reaction within the hair follicle. This method is somewhat more time-consuming.

• The Blend method combines both techniques. It unites thermal and chemical effects and is particularly suitable for sensitive skin or stubborn hair. I often use this method for more complex cases, as it is thorough yet gentle on the skin.

I place great importance on tailoring each treatment to the individual – with a focus on safety, effectiveness, and comfort.

I remove hair from all areas of the body, including hard-to-reach places such as the ears, buttocks, toes, and more. For optimal results on fine hairs, I use a magnifying lamp or magnifying glasses. A gynecological treatment chair is available for intimate area work to ensure optimal comfort and precision.

For optimal preparation I begin with a detailed consultation and perform a short test treatment.