Question 1

What is electrolysis?

Accepted Answer

Electrolysis is the only FDA-approved method for permanent hair removal. A fine probe is inserted into the hair follicle and an electric current destroys the follicle root, permanently preventing future hair growth.

Question 2

Is electrolysis truly permanent?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Electrolysis is the only hair removal method recognized by the FDA as truly permanent. Unlike laser, which only reduces growth, electrolysis destroys each hair follicle individually — results are permanent.

Question 3

Is the procedure painful?

Accepted Answer

Most clients describe the sensation as slight warmth or tingling. Our specialists adjust the intensity for your comfort. The majority of clients find the procedure fully tolerable.

Question 4

How many sessions are needed?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the area, hair density and individual factors. On average 8–12 sessions are needed. At your initial consultation we'll create a personalized treatment plan.

Question 5

Which body areas can be treated?

Accepted Answer

We treat all areas: face (upper lip, chin, cheeks, forehead), eyebrows, underarms, arms, legs, bikini area, back and chest.

Question 6

Is electrolysis suitable for all skin and hair types?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Unlike laser, electrolysis works on all skin tones and all hair colors — including light, grey and red hair that laser cannot effectively treat.

Question 7

How should I prepare for a session?

Accepted Answer

Do not shave or wax 2–3 days before. Hair should be 2–3 mm long. Avoid sun exposure and alcohol the day before. Come clean, without cream or deodorant on the treatment area.

Question 8

How much does electrolysis cost in Belgrade?

Accepted Answer

Sessions start from 3,000 RSD for 30 minutes. For new clients we offer a special introductory session (45 min, 3,000 RSD). Full pricing is available on the services page.

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