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Hair Removal
Permanent, precise hair removal for every hair color and skin tone, including facial, hormonal, and gender-affirming hair goals in Mukilteo, WA.
A NOTE FROM ELIZABETH
I want you to understand why a series is needed and how progress will be measured—not feel pressured into a schedule that does not fit.
— Elizabeth Hagen, ARNP, Owner & Provider
CANDIDACY & SAFETY
Results and treatment duration vary. Permanent clearance requires treating follicles during active growth across multiple cycles.
Electrolysis uses a sterile, single-use probe and controlled electrical energy to treat the growth center of an individual hair follicle. It can permanently remove treated follicles and is suitable for blonde, gray, white, red, brown, and black hair across skin tones when treatment is appropriately planned.
Treatment may be used for unwanted facial or body hair, persistent hormonal hair growth, hairs that laser cannot target, and precise areas around brows, ears, nipples, fingers, or tattoos. It is also available as part of gender-affirming care and preoperative preparation when appropriate.
Because hair grows in cycles, a series of visits is usually needed. Session length and frequency depend on the treatment area, hair density, growth pattern, medications, hormones, and prior hair-removal methods. Your plan is adjusted as growth becomes finer and less frequent.
Keep treated skin clean, use gentle products, avoid picking pinpoint crusts, and follow the sun, heat, and activity guidance provided. Contact the clinic for spreading redness, drainage, fever, severe swelling, or worsening pain.
A PLAN BUILT AROUND YOUR BIOLOGY
TREATMENT OPTIONS
UNDERSTANDING YOUR TREATMENT
WHAT TO EXPECT
Treat individual follicles with sterile technique and settings selected for the skin and treatment area.
TREATMENT GOALS & MONITORING
Permanent removal of unwanted hair.
At the beginning of each appointment, an assessment is conducted to determine the changes in current growth pattern, strength, and frequency of returning hairs to ensure the hair growth declines.
AFTERCARE & RECOVERY
Use ice on the treated area to reduce swelling, gently cleanse gentle skincare, avoid picking, and follow individualized guidance for sun, heat, exercise, and cosmetics.
LOCAL, PERSONALIZED CARE
Hagen Health & Absolute Aesthetics welcomes patients from Mukilteo, Everett, Lynnwood, across Snohomish County, and Whidbey Island.
BEGIN WITH A CONVERSATION
Begin with a consultation to review your hair-growth pattern, goals, skin history, and the treatment schedule that fits.
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TREATMENT GUIDANCE
Clear, practical answers about candidacy, preparation, treatment, recovery, and aftercare.
Electrolysis is a method of permanent hair removal that treats individual follicles. A fine, sterile probe is placed into the follicle’s natural opening, and controlled electrical energy is delivered to the tissue responsible for hair growth. The hair is then gently removed. Multiple visits are needed because hair grows in cycles.
Electrolysis is intended to permanently remove successfully treated hair follicles. Because hairs enter active growth at different times, repeated treatment is needed to reach follicles during the appropriate stage. Hormonal or medical changes can also stimulate new hair from follicles that were not previously active, which is different from regrowth of a successfully treated follicle.
Laser hair removal treats multiple pigment-containing hairs at once and is used for long-term hair reduction. Electrolysis treats one follicle at a time and does not depend on hair pigment, so it can address blond, red, gray, and white hair as well as dark hair. The best approach depends on your skin, hair, treatment area, and goals.
Temporary redness, tenderness, localized swelling, or small pinpoint crusts can occur after electrolysis. The response varies with the area treated, treatment intensity, and individual skin sensitivity. Follow the personalized aftercare instructions, avoid picking or scratching, and contact the practice if a reaction is worsening or differs from what was discussed.
Electrolysis cost depends on the length and frequency of appointments and the total treatment time needed. Hair density, treatment area, growth cycles, hormonal influences, and prior tweezing or waxing can affect the plan. After evaluating the area and your goals, the practice can explain current pricing and recommend an appropriate visit schedule.
The RA Fischer SE-5 is the professional electrology system used to support electrolysis treatment. A fine, sterile probe is placed into the natural opening of an individual hair follicle, controlled energy is delivered, and the treated hair is gently removed. The device supports the treatment; the Electrolysis page remains the authoritative patient-care destination.
Electrolysis can treat unwanted facial and body hair regardless of whether the hair is dark, blond, red, gray, or white. It may be used for precision cleanup after laser, hormonally influenced growth, and gender-affirming or preoperative hair removal. Suitability and timing depend on the treatment area, skin condition, and individual care plan.
Electrolysis can be used across skin tones and hair colors when performed by a licensed electrologist with appropriate technique and sterile, single-use probes. Temporary redness, tenderness, swelling, or pinpoint crusting can occur. Your medical history, medications, skin response, and treatment area are reviewed so settings and aftercare can be individualized.
Electrolysis works one follicle at a time, and hair grows in cycles, so a series of visits is usually needed. The schedule varies with the treatment area, hair density, prior tweezing or waxing, hormonal influences, and how consistently appointments are completed. Your plan is adjusted as growth becomes finer and less frequent.