Absolutely! However, electrolysis is not an overnight sensation. Electrolysis requires a series of treatments to achieve permanency. The number of treatments necessary varies with each client and with the area being treated. Factors such as hair growth cycles, the quantity and structure of hair presented, previous use of medications, and stress all influence the treatment program for each individual. In most cases it takes between 12 and 18 months to have absolute permanence. See similar questions...

Technically, permanent cosmetics procedures are considered permanent because the color is implanted into the upper reticular part of the dermal layer of the skin and cannot be washed off. However, as with any tattoo, fading can and often does occur, requiring periodic maintenance, color re-enhancement or color re-freshing. Just like hair color, furniture that may be located near a window, or even house paint, pigment implanted in the skin may fade with time. See similar questions...

The implants are designed to be permanent and to provide a longlasting effect. Once in place the implants cause a natural tissue response, which secures them within the palate. The stiffening of the palate changes its response to airflow. Our clinical studies show that patient and sleep partner satisfaction with the procedure remain high after one year. top See similar questions...

Many unethical claims are being made that Laser has been approved as permanent by the FDA. Laser has not been approved for permanance! Don't take our word for it, here is a link to the FDA page spelling out the facts. According to the FDA, Laser is not not permitted to advertise as permanent or painless (Laser is extremely painful). What attracts people to laser is it's supposed speed. Laser, however often requires 5-8 treatments spaced 4-5 weeks apart from each other. See similar questions...

Yes, it is permanent in most people after a series of 6-8 treatments. The majority of clients will see significant reduction of hair as well as finer and thinner hairs after a series of treatments. It depends on the goal of hair removal. If you just want a reduction in the number and coarseness of the hair, two to four treatments may be all you desire. If you want significant clearance of hair it will take the typical 6-8 treatments. See similar questions...

Yes! When administered by a skilled, licensed electrologist, it is extremely effective and permanent. Once the hair root and follicle have been properly treated, regrowth cannot occur. See similar questions...

Permanent makeup never disappears but will lighten with time. For example a soft blonde or platinum eyebrow will lighten faster than a brunette brow. A touch up may be nessisary in 2 to 5 years. When choosing colors your technician should be able to give you an approximate time frame between touch ups. See similar questions...

Electrolysis is the gold standard for permanent hair removal. Electrolysis was first developed in 1875 by Dr. Charles Michel of St. Louis, Missouri to remove an ingrown eyelash. Because electrolysis is a permanent procedure, you will save hours and expense spent over a lifetime using temporary methods such as: waxing, shaving, bleaching, threading, depilatories, and believe it or not laser hair removal. See similar questions...

It can take several hours to see the entire exhibition, and most visitors spend about two hours. Selectively viewing the exhibition can reduce time. Visitors are free to explore the exhibition at their own pace. See similar questions...

We do not have a mathematical formula to figure how long a permanent marker will "last." With outdoor exposure on a nonporous surface, the marks from a dye base marker will be gone in perhaps three to four months. With indoor exposure on a porous surface, like artist canvas or paper, we would expect marks from a dye base marker to last several years. Resins or surfactants give the ink the ability to adhere to various surfaces. See similar questions...