Permanent hair removal and professional blemish removal using advanced electrolysis technology
Advanced Electrolysis is a specialized, high-precision treatment for permanent hair removal and improving the appearance of minor skin irregularities. Using advanced technology and sterile techniques, controlled electrical current is applied to targeted tissue.
Hair Removal: Electrolysis is the only FDA-approved method for permanent hair removal. It works on all hair colors—including white, grey, blonde, and red—and is suitable for all skin tones.
Blemish Removal: For blemish treatments, the current dehydrates or coagulates the imperfection, allowing the body to naturally heal the area, resulting in clearer, smoother skin.
Eleanor is VTCT Level 3 qualified in electrolysis with CPD Advanced Blemish Removal certification.
Ideal for sparse, sporadic hairs on small areas.
Course of 6 x 15-minute sessions.
Suitable for slightly larger areas or multiple hairs.
Course of 6 x 30-minute sessions.
Longer session for larger or multiple treatment areas.
Course of 6 x 60-minute sessions.
Targets skin tags, milia, thread veins, and minor blemishes.
Extended blemish removal for multiple areas or detailed work.
Free consultation to assess blemish removal suitability.
Pain-free alkaline wash hair reduction. Patch test required before first session.
Small area single treatment.
Course of 6 small area sessions.
Medium area single treatment.
Course of 6 medium area sessions.
Large area single treatment.
Course of 6 large area sessions.
Advanced Electrolysis is commonly used to safely treat and improve the appearance of:
Electrolysis may not be suitable if you have:
A thorough consultation will be conducted to ensure treatment suitability.
For hair removal, allow hair to grow for 3-5 days. For blemish removal, come with clean skin (no makeup). Avoid touching blemishes.
You may feel a slight tingling or heat sensation. Using sterile techniques, each hair or blemish is treated with precision. Sessions are tailored to your comfort.
Slight redness is normal and subsides within hours. Avoid touching the area, use SPF, and follow aftercare instructions for optimal healing.