Say sayonara to endless removal treatments and hello to beautifully smooth skin.
Electrolysis is the only permanent method of hair removal. Our advanced technology means electrolysis is a super-quick and comfortable option for those longing for freedom from the daily de-fuzz.
It’s effective for all skin tones and hair types – including white, red, and blonde hair – and safe for sensitive areas and facial hair, with no bumps, or ingrown hairs… just total body confidence.
And you’re in trusted hands; our highly qualified and experienced staff have worked with women, men, and transgender clients to form a bespoke treatment plan so that you get the maximum results in the shortest time.
Transgender
Hair Removal
Understandably, you feel vulnerable facing the daunting task of hair removal. It’s an investment, uncomfortable, and time-consuming. You want the best service with the least risk, so it is always best to go with professionals that have experience and specialist skills.
For many of our transgender clients, removing facial and unwanted body hair is an essential part of their journey. However, it’s unlikely that hormones alone will eliminate all existing facial hair. Electrolysis is the only permanent method of speeding up this process.
Lucie, one of our electrologists, has worked extensively with transgender clients, removing facial and body hair on the surgical site for gender reassignment surgery. We pride ourselves on being discrete, sensitive, and, ultimately, trusted by our clients. Our primary goal is to support you in your journey.
Find out more about our services for transgender clients.
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Electrolysis
Treatment
Before
Do
Shave – if you are getting a dense area treated like the bikini or beard, shave the treatment area 2- 3 days before your first treatment.
Hydrate – drink water during the full course of your treatment sessions and keep the treatment area well moisturised between sessions for best hair removal results.
Consult – be honest with your electrologist and disclose all health conditions during the consultation and if you experience any reactions or changes to your health during the treatment.
Don't
Use Retinoids – steer clear of retinoids or any exfoliation products for a week before the treatment.
Clog your pores – remove all makeup, creams, or deodorants that could clog pores before treatment.
During
What to expect
Book your consultation, and we’ll make sure you’re suitable for treatment.
We’ll gather some medical history and talk through the details, like aftercare and risks, before agreeing on a treatment plan. Once we’ve done a test patch to check your sensitivity levels, we’ll book your first session.
The session will be in our clean and sanitised treatment room. At the start of each session, you’ll receive a new, single-use, sterile probe that works specifically for your personalised treatment plan on our state of the art Apilus machine.
Depending on your treatment area, we will position you comfortably on the bed. Your electrologist will cleanse the area before inserting the small probe into the hair follicle, which is a natural opening in the skin. A short pulse of electric energy is released, which destroys the hair’s stem cells. The hair is then easily removed with tweezers.
You might feel a tingling when this happens. We find that relaxation methods are enough to reduce discomfort, but numbing cream can help too.
Your electrologist may ask you to pull or stretch your skin, or they may ask you to move throughout the treatment, depending on the location of the treatment area and the elasticity of your skin.
This process continues until a couple of minutes before the end of your session when the electrologist will apply aftercare creams to soothe the skin.
After
Do
Soothe the skin – aloe vera is recommended and can be applied as necessary.
Reduce inflammation – by using cold compresses.
Shave – if you need to remove hair after the initial 72 hours, avoid all other forms of hair removal except shaving or trimming.
Don't
Use perfumed or alcohol-based products – this can burn and irritate the open pores.
Rub or scratch – as tempting as it may be, this will increase the risk of infection. Don’t worry – it’s normal for some scabs and itchiness.
Sunbathe or swim – for 72 hours after treatment to avoid pigmentation or irritation from chlorine.
Sweat – at least excessively. Enjoy your time off from the gym!
Electrolysis
Prices
Electrolysis is considered very cost effective when compared to other temporary hair removal methods. During your consultation, we will discuss the length and frequency of treatment required to set up a schedule.
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Consultation and Taster Sessions £30
This is a 30 minute thorough consultation aimed to answer all the questions you may have and provide accurate treatment planning. Your electrologist will then carry out a 10 minute patch test.
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15 minutes £37
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30 minutes £61
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45 minutes £72
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60 minutes £109
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Skin Tag Removal from £99
Please contact for an accurate quote
We accept all major credit and debit cards, Google and Apple pay and AMex.
electrolysis
faqs
What is electrolysis?
Electrolysis is a permanent hair removal method that uses a fine probe and a small electrical current to destroy the hair follicle, preventing regrowth. It’s the only FDA-approved method for permanent hair removal.
Is electrolysis suitable for all hair and skin types?
Yes, electrolysis works on all hair colours and skin tones, including blonde, grey, white, and red hairs that laser cannot effectively treat.
How many sessions will I need?
Multiple sessions are needed to treat all hairs in different growth phases. The exact number varies depending on the area, hair density, and individual hair growth cycle. It’s impossible to say exactly how many sessions you will need, as everyone is different! Your specialist will put together your personalised treatment plan during your consultation, to achieve the best results.
Is electrolysis painful?
Most clients describe the sensation as a mild sting or heat. Comfort levels vary depending on the area being treated, but settings can be adjusted, and numbing creams may be used for sensitive areas, such as upper lip. We recommend purchasing Emla cream!
What are the side effects?
Mild redness, swelling, or tiny scabs may occur but usually subside within 24–48 hours. Using aloe vera to soothe the area helps to minimise any redness. We also advise against any intense exercise, saunas / steam rooms, swimming or wearing make up for 24-48h after your treatment.
Can I have electrolysis while pregnant?
While electrolysis is generally safe, we avoid treating anything below the face such as the abdominal or breast area during pregnancy.
Can I have laser hair removal and electrolysis at the same time?
No, you. can only shave in between your electrolysis hair removal sessions. This means no plucking, no waxing, no threading, no hair removal creams, etc. Nothing that will disrupt the hair at the root. Any time you do this between your electrolysis sessions, you set yourself back 3 months! So make sure to stick to your treatment plan, to ensure you achieve your desired results.