Avg. hairs removed/minute?

Hair Removal Methods Professional Electrolysis
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I am curious to what the average hairs removed per minute by a decent electrolysist would be? I know it would be different for the type of electrolysis being used so if your electrolysis was decent, how many hairs should they be able to remove per minute in…

Galvanic:
Blend:
Thermolysis:
Flash:
Micro-Flash:

I don’t know if I am missing any, but I am just curious. I am going to be trying to watch my electrolysists and watch them physically take out hairs and see what their rate of speed is. I feel they are doing a pretty good job in speed, although I am discouraged by how slow my area is being cleared.

Additionally, I think I am going to buy a galvanic unit to use on myself at home. I have spoken to a member on this board who uses Galvanic theirselves at home with success, and they say it takes about six seconds per hair. I could deal with that I think, because Galvanic’s kill rate is extremely high. I really want to expediate this process and get my hair killed as quickly as possible. I wish I could just go for 30 hours straight and just get my first clearance all out o the way.

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Search feature would have yielded:

http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Board=18&Number=22979&Searchpage=3&Main=5315&Words=limit&topic=0&Search=true#Post22979

and

http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/18658/site_id/1#import

and this:

http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Board=1&Number=30638&Searchpage=1&Main=6715&Words=limit&topic=0&Search=true#Post30638

and many other conversations on this subject.

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Wow, that E2000 place sounds awesome. I’m not TG, but I think they have a good concept. Sounds like they just blast the crap out of the hair, and have lidocaine injections for the pain, and that is the reason for the long recovery times. I don’t care one bit about how my skin looks, as long as my hair was treated correctly and most efficiently. I wish there was another place like that that treated men. Lidicaine injections would be awesome, you could go like 16 hours in a weekend and be done for a while while feeling minimal pain.

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Injection is not needed if the client presents a well hydrated, well rested, well fed, caffeine free body, and the practitioner brings skill and good equipment. My one knock on E2000/E3000 is that they have never seen fit to upgrade either their vision or electrolysis machines so that they could use less injectables.

I have clients who have have clearances with me and E2000/E3000 and have said they were happy with the sensation and the lower amount of skin irritation and the faster healing time. But I won’t say that too loudly, they may be listening :wink: