Looking for electrolysis near Provo? Elevate Electrolysis is a private studio in Orem, a short drive from Provo, where Erin, a DOPL certified electrologist and member of the American Electrology Association, offers FDA approved permanent hair removal for the face and body. What is electrolysis? Electrolysis is the only FDA approved method of permanent hair removal. A very fine probe is placed in each hair follicle and a small electrical current stops that follicle from produc

Searching for hair removal in Utah County usually means choosing between laser and electrolysis. Here is how they differ, from an electrologist at Elevate Electrolysis in Orem. How each method works Laser uses light that is absorbed by pigment in the hair. Electrolysis treats each follicle directly with a tiny probe and a small electrical current, so it does not rely on light or pigment. Hair color and skin tone Because laser depends on pigment, it can miss blonde, red, gray

If you live in Lehi, Draper or the northern end of Utah County and want permanent hair removal, Elevate Electrolysis in Orem is worth the trip. Erin, a DOPL certified electrologist and member of the American Electrology Association, offers FDA approved electrolysis for the face and body in a private, comfortable studio. Why clients choose electrolysis over temporary options Shaving, waxing and tweezing only remove hair for a short time. Electrolysis is the only FDA approved m

Many people with blonde, gray, red or very fine hair are told that laser will not work for them. Electrolysis is a different story, and it is available at Elevate Electrolysis in Orem, Utah. Why light hair is a challenge for laser Laser targets pigment. Hair with little or no pigment gives the laser very little to work with, so results can be limited. Why electrolysis works on light hair Electrolysis treats every follicle with electrical current, not light. It is effective on