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Consultation

The first step to smooth skin

At the consultation you will learn what the whole course looks like. Once it is complete, the hair is gone for good and you need no maintenance treatments.

The specialist will check how your skin reacts to the current and perform a 15 minute trial treatment on the area of your choice. You will get to know the method and how it feels: usually warmth or a light tingling.

Questions before your consultation? Write or call us, we are happy to answer every one.

Total consultation time: 30 minutes

Consultation fee: 150 zł

Consultation with a trial treatment at the Elektroepilacja.pl salon

What can you gain during the consultation?

Introduction to the procedure

You will see the method up close. A specialist will assess your skin and the type and thickness of your hair.

Treatment planning

You will get a plan for your series of treatments and find out when to book your next visit.

Safety and hygiene

We work in sterile conditions with single-use probes and materials.

Individual approach

We tailor the treatment to your skin and hair, taking into account how the hair was removed before.

Education

You will learn how hair grows and why a series of visits is needed. We will also explain how to care for your skin after the treatment.

Course duration

You will learn roughly how long the whole course will take and how often you need to come to get the best result.

Trial treatment

Shows how your skin reacts to the current and how you feel during the treatment.

Medical aspects

We discuss medical contraindications and the medication you take, as well as anaesthesia options and aftercare products for home use.

Have any questions? Get in touch with us

Consultation before electrolysis at the Elektroepilacja.pl salon in Warsaw

Electrolysis price list

Consultation/First treatment

 150 zł

Electrolysis

15 minutes
120 zł
30 minutes
170 zł
45 minutes
220 zł
1 hour
260 zł
1.5 hours
345 zł
2 hours
445 zł
2.5 hours
545 zł
3 hours
645 zł
4 hours
845 zł

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Online appointment booking

Book your treatment online now or contact us in the most convenient way for you. We’ll help you choose a suitable date and duration.

FAQ

What is electrolysis?

Electrolysis is a method of permanent hair removal. The specialist inserts a fine, single-use probe into the hair follicle, and a pulse of current destroys the papilla that nourishes the hair. After each treatment the hair grows weaker until it stops growing completely. The method works on every part of the body and every skin type, and once the course is complete you do not need maintenance treatments.

What should I know before an electrolysis treatment?

  1. On the day of the treatment your hair should be at least 3 to 4 mm long: this is usually 5 to 7 days after shaving or 3 weeks after waxing or sugaring. On the face, do not pluck or thread hairs for about 3 weeks before your visit.

  2. Avoid sunbathing and sunbeds for 2 weeks before the treatment.

  3. For 2 weeks before the treatment, do not use cosmetics containing AHA or BHA acids, retinol or benzoic acid.

  4. Avoid peels and other exfoliating treatments for 2 days before the treatment.

  5. For a few days before your visit, keep your skin well moisturised and drink plenty of water: hydrated skin needs less current, so you feel the treatment less.

  6. On the day of the treatment, do not apply any cosmetics to the treatment area, and for underarm treatments no deodorant or antiperspirant either.

  7. Avoid coffee, alcohol and cigarettes for 24 hours before the treatment.

We will e-mail you detailed advice.

How do I book an appointment?

The easiest way is through our website: click “Book now”, then choose the area, treatment length, day, time and specialist. If it is your first visit, choose “Consultation”: it takes 30 minutes, including a 15-minute trial treatment. After booking you will receive a confirmation by text message and e-mail, along with a short contraindications questionnaire. Once you have filled it in, we will e-mail you advice on how to prepare for the treatment and how to care for your skin afterwards.

What happens at the first visit?

Your first visit is a consultation with a trial treatment. The specialist will ask you a few questions, examine your skin and hair, check how your skin responds to the current and answer all your questions. They will then carry out a 15-minute trial treatment so you can experience the method first-hand. Finally, they will tell you roughly how many treatments you will need and how long hair removal will take. The whole visit takes 30 minutes and costs 150 zł.

How many treatments will I need, and will I have to repeat them later?

At first you come once a week until we have removed all visible hair for the first time. After that, visits are every 2 to 3 weeks, and towards the end every 4 to 6 weeks. The whole course usually takes 1 to 2 years, depending on the area, hair density, genetics and hormones. Once the course is complete, you do not need maintenance treatments.

How much does electrolysis cost?

You pay for treatment time: 15 minutes costs 120 zł, an hour costs 260 zł, and longer visits work out cheaper per minute. You will find all prices in the “Price list” section. At your first visit the specialist will assess the area and give you an estimated cost for the whole course. With each treatment there is less hair, so visits get shorter and cheaper. If you come regularly, the Karta Kursu (390 zł for 12 months) takes 10% off every electrolysis treatment.

How long does electrolysis take?

It depends on the area and how dense the hair is. Clearing all the hair from an area for the first time takes anything from under an hour to several hours in total, for example 2 to 4 hours for the underarms. We spread this over weekly visits lasting from 15 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the area. Each visit is shorter than the last, because the hair grows back sparser and weaker.

Does electrolysis remove all types of hair?

Yes. We remove hair of any colour and texture: grey and black, light and red, curly and straight, fine and coarse. Electrolysis also works on hormonal hair growth.

Does electrolysis hurt?

Everyone feels it differently. You will not feel the probe going in, because it enters through the natural opening of the hair follicle. After that you may feel gentle warmth or a light tingling. You feel less when your skin is well hydrated and when you skip coffee for 24 hours before your visit. If you have a low pain tolerance, you can apply an anaesthetic cream at home about an hour before your visit or ask us for free anaesthesia at the salon. We use the Apilus xCell Pro device, and the consultation includes a 15-minute trial treatment, so you can try it for yourself before starting your course.

Is electrolysis safe?

Yes. We use only sterile single-use probes, and we disinfect the treatment room and equipment after every client. Before your first visit you fill in a questionnaire that helps us rule out contraindications. Electrolysis is the only method that removes hair permanently.

Which should I choose: electrolysis or laser?

Laser targets dark pigment, so it struggles with light, red, grey and fine hair, and it only reduces hair growth rather than removing hair permanently. Electrolysis destroys each follicle individually, regardless of hair colour and skin tone, and the result is permanent. If laser has left you with stray hairs or new fine fuzz, electrolysis will remove them.

Can electrolysis be done on tattooed skin?

Yes, we can treat tattooed areas too. Electrolysis works in a different layer of the skin from the ink. However, as the skin heals after treatment, the colour may fade faster, so we work with particular precision around tattoos.

Does electrolysis have side effects?

Right after the treatment your skin may be red and slightly swollen. This is a natural reaction that settles within 3 to 5 hours. Sometimes tiny round scabs the size of the follicle opening appear: do not pick them, they will disappear on their own without a trace within 2 to 4 weeks. Well-chosen treatment settings and following the aftercare advice reduce the risk of irritation.

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