Facial Hair Removal Electrolysis 2

Question 1

What is the blend method in electrolysis?

Accepted Answer

Combining galvanic DC current and thermolysis AC current simultaneously

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Combining laser and electrolysis

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Alternating between two different probe sizes

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Using two probes at once on different follicles

Question 2

Which hair type responds best to galvanic electrolysis?

Accepted Answer

Distorted, curved, or deep follicles that are harder to treat with thermolysis

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Straight, fine hair

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White or gray hair that lacks melanin

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Terminal hair only

Question 3

Can electrolysis permanently remove white or gray facial hair?

Accepted Answer

Yes, because it destroys the follicle with current, not light

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No, it only works on pigmented hair

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Only with the galvanic modality

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No, IPL must be used for white hair first

Question 4

What is the key sanitation requirement for electrolysis probes?

Accepted Answer

Single-use, disposable sterile probes must be used for each client

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Probes can be reused after wiping with alcohol

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Probes must be soaked in disinfectant for 10 minutes

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Probes only need to be autoclaved monthly

Question 5

How does the electrologist avoid over-treating an area during a facial electrolysis session?

Accepted Answer

By working systematically, spacing insertions and limiting session time per area

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By treating the same follicle multiple times per session

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By using the highest current possible

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By skipping every other follicle

Question 6

What document must a licensed electrologist maintain for each facial hair removal client?

Accepted Answer

A client intake form and treatment record including medical history and consent

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A social media release form

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Only a payment receipt

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A government ID copy