Does Electrolysis Cause Cancer? The Myths, Facts, and Everything Between

Electrolysis targets the growth center within your hair follicles, ensuring that hair can never grow back. During the process, Alana uses a tiny probe to deliver a small current into the follicle. Once the hair follicle is no longer viable, the hair is removed with tweezers. And just like that, it’s all gone!

Let’s be clear about this: there is absolutely no scientific evidence linking electrolysis to cancer—none whatsoever. This method has been safely used for over a century and is approved by the FDA, which maintains strict safety standards. You can have complete confidence in the safety of this procedure.

The multi-probe galvanic technique Alana uses is a major upgrade from traditional electrolysis. The old-school method treats just one hair follicle at a time. Alana’s method treats several at once. This means your appointments go faster. Also important is that this type of electrolysis is heat-free, so it’s more comfortable. 

If you want to banish unwanted hair for good, you’re a good fit for electrolysis. It’s also useful for: 

• Clients living with conditions like PCOS or hirsutism.
• Cancer survivors who have had changes in how their hair grows. 
• If you’re undergoing gender reassignment surgery.
• Anyone wanting to remove hair from almost any part of their body.

Some people might temporarily experience redness or swelling that quickly fades. Alana’s no-heat galvanic method keeps these side effects to a minimum. 

A full treatment plan takes 18 to 24 months. This is because hair grows in different cycles. So, each follicle needs to be treated when it’s actively growing. Sticking to your recommended schedule is the most important part of finishing on schedule.

Don’t let myths hold you back. Alana Dzurek and her Beverly Hills Hair Free System team are here to give you the facts. If you’re ready for a real solution, call the office today at (972) 886-5921 to get started with an appointment.