How long would electrolysis take? I'm just guessing a full back isn't realistic..?

My experience with male back hair, as a practicing electrologist, is that IT IS a realistic approach for permanently removing back hair. All the cases I have seen through start to finish have taken about 14-18 months. The hairiest clients basically reach first full clearance in seven months coming 2- 2.5 hours a week. Maintainence takes up the other seven months as we go over areas where new hair cycles in about every 3-6 weeks. I use PicoFlash thermolysis, but MicroFlash or flash thermolysis will work as well. Blend is effective, but too slow and painful for the amount of hair most men have. Surgical magnification allows the electrologist to make accurate insertions, which is the key to destroying hair growing tissue.

Is a year and half considered unrealistic for you? Most men need about 80 to 100 hours on the table over this time. Is that unrealistic? If so, then electrolysis is not for you even if it is your only option at this point. If you have less hair, then of course you will need less hours on the table.

If you desire electrolysis, then you need to look for someone with modern computerized equipment who has the skill to use these faster forms of thermolysis, otherwise, you will become very frustrated. PicoFlash and MicroFlash thermolysis offer less sensation, with PicoFlash only being found on the Apilus Platinum or Pure, which are the best for sensation. These newer forms of thermolysis offer more comfortable, for sure.

So that's about how it works and believe me, IT WORKS! You just have to find someone very good to get you there and you do this by shopping around and getting as many consults as possible.

Dee