SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. CALL TODAY: 607-734-2132
Safe, sterile Electrolysis: the ONLY proven method for PERMANENT hair removal
Safe, sterile Electrolysis: the ONLY proven method for PERMANENT hair removal
15-minute session...$25
30-minute session...$40
45-minute session...$55
60-minute session...$70
Marilyn M. Aloi has been operating her business in the same location since 1985, after having apprenticed under and acquiring the longtime local practice of Julia B. Ficarra. She graduated in 1980 from DeMarzo Institute of Professional Electrology in Westwood NJ and was certified by the International Board for Electrologist Certification. She is a member of the American Electrology Association, New York Electrology Association and International Guild of Professional Hair Removers.
Treatments are performed clinically with complete privacy and confidentiality, utilizing state-of-the-art Apilus® epilator technology.
SERVICE IS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. CALL TODAY:
(607) 734-2132
Electrolysis is the practice of permanent hair removal that employs the use of a very fine probe or filament which sends a minute amount of treatment energy to the follicle, rendering it unable to produce another hair.
There is a sensation associated with this procedure which can be likened to a slight warming effect in the treatment area. With today's computer-assisted technology, the treatment options and comfort levels have greatly improved.
All hairs have differing cycles of growth and are not visible on the surface of the skin at the same time. Hair normally grows for its usual cycle and then naturally sheds and replaces itself. Following active growing periods, most hair follicles go into a dormant stage. This period of dormancy may last for an indefinite period of time, however, replacement hairs from dormant hair follicles should not be mistaken as regrowth from previously treated follicles.
YES! Electrolysis remains the only PERMANENT hair removal method recognized by the FDA. Temporary hair removal methods such as waxing, tweezing, shaving and threading are just that - temporary. Laser hair removal cannot claim permanent removal...only permanent reduction.
Completely safe! The Centers for Disease Control in conjunction with the American Electrology Assn.has developed Infection Control Standards for the practice of Electrolysis. You can expect to see universal precautions practiced in the Electrologist's office, such as your practitioner wearing an appropriate face covering and fresh pair of disposable gloves per client; disposable treatment products; and sterilization of instruments by way of autoclave and/or dry heat sterilizer. You should ask your Electrologist about methods of infection control in order to ensure that the highest level of prevention is being practiced in his/her office.
Many factors impact how long it takes to remove the hair, including hair growth cycle, quantity and structure of the hair, previous use of temporary hair removal methods, heredity, hormonal problems, physiologic changes, medication, stress, etc. The Electrologist will conduct a thorough consultation on the first visit and takes a confidential case history on every client. You will work with her/him to develop a schedule and electrolysis treatment plan. If followed, there is no reason why you cannot achieve the results you desire with Electrolysis. Commitment and consistency of treatment are the key elements for successful permanent hair removal.
Depending upon the hair removal needs of each client, a schedule is set which will determine the length and frequency of appointments. The cost of electrolysis treatments can vary depending on the practitioner, the location and the individual treatment plan.
All areas of the body may be treated with electrolysis with the exception of hairs inside the nose or inside the ears. Common treatment areas are the upper and lower lip, eyebrows, outer ears, hairline, cheeks, chin, chest, back, breast, abdomen, underarms, arms, legs, bikini area, hands and feet.
Some clients experience some redness and very slight swelling immediately following treatment which typically dissipates within an hour of treatment. Post-treatment options will be discussed with you by your Electrologist prior to beginning treatment.
Although Electrology has never been proven harmful to pregnant women, it is wisely suggested that you seek the advice of your physician before you continue or begin any such treatments.
Feel free to contact us with any questions, comments, or scheduling inquiries you may have.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
& Saturday, 9am - 1pm
Elmira Electrolysis | Marilyn M. Aloi
1407 Lake Street, Elmira, New York 14901, United States
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