Electric hair removal for excess hair
Electric hair removal for excess hair
Bothered by loose, bothersome hairs on your upper lip, chin, jawline, neck, or around your areola? At Medicadermis in The Hague you can come to us for electric hair removal, including the blend method. I use this approach mainly for white, blonde, gray or red hair and for residual hair after laser or IPL.
I treat the hairs one by one. This makes this method suitable for small areas where I want to work very precisely. I assess the treatment area and hair type beforehand so that we can choose an appropriate technique and treatment duration.
Is electric hair removal right for your hair growth?
Would you like to know if electric hair removal is suitable for your hair? During an introductory consultation, I will examine the area and discuss the possibilities.
Choose your treatment duration
- Extra small (XS) · 15 minutes
- Small (S) · 30 minutes
- Medium (M) · 45 minutes
You can see the current price for the selected product variant. Unsure how much time you need? I'd be happy to take a look with you.
Frequently asked questions about electric hair removal
What is electric hair removal?
Using a fine, sterile needle, I reach the hair follicle through the natural opening. I treat each hair individually with the aim of permanently reducing hair growth. This approach is particularly practical for loose hairs and small areas.
What is the difference between blend and diathermy?
With diathermy, heat is applied to the hair follicle. The blend method combines heat with a chemical reaction within the hair follicle. During the consultation, I assess which technique is suitable for the area, hair thickness, and growth.
For which areas is electric hair removal suitable?
I treat small areas such as the upper lip, chin, jawline, cheeks, neck, areola, navel line, fingers, or toes. Because I work for her, a large area takes more time.
Is electric hair removal suitable for white or blonde hair?
Yes. Grey and red hairs can also be treated. Laser and IPL work via pigment in the hair. If the hairs do not respond sufficiently to this, or if loose hairs remain after laser or IPL, electrical hair removal may be suitable.
How many treatments are usually needed?
Hair grows in different phases. Therefore, multiple appointments are usually necessary. The number and intervals depend on the zone, hair growth, any hormonal influences, and previous treatments. During the intake, I will discuss what is realistic for your situation.
Does electric hair removal hurt?
You may experience a prick, warmth, or a brief burning sensation. How sensitive this is varies by person and by area. The skin may be temporarily red or slightly swollen afterward.
When is laser or IPL a better fit?
During the consultation, I examine your skin, the color and thickness of your hair, and the size of the area. Based on this, I will discuss whether electric hair removal, laser, or IPL is suitable for your needs.
Why choose Medicadermis?
I assess the treatment area, hair growth, and what you have already tried beforehand. You will receive personalized advice regarding the technique, the duration of an appointment, and what to expect from the process.
Personal advice on electric hair removal
Do you have light hair or residual hair after laser or IPL? I would be happy to discuss which approach suits your treatment area.
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Personal guidance disclaimer
A Fair Use Policy applies to personal guidance, including video calling, whereby medicademis reserves the right to limit the number of contact moments at its own discretion in the event of excessive demand for support (i.e., a structurally higher number of contact requests than the average for our other clients), and to communicate this unilaterally before proceeding to do so. Naturally, this reservation does not apply should complications unexpectedly arise after the treatment.