For over 150 years, Electrolysis has been recommended and recognized as the ONLY safe and permanent method of hair removal. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), only Electrolysis is allowed to say "Permanent Hair Removal". If you want to rid yourself of unwanted hair, go with the method recommended by both the FDA and the American Medical Association (AMA).
Don't be fooled by the latest fads that capitalize on the good name of Electrolysis to lure you in. Words like "Permanent Hair Reduction", "Lasertrolysis", "Photo-Electrolysis", "Patch Electrolysis" are simply attempts to create the perception of permanence by association with the only method of hair removal that has actually earned the right to claim Permanent Hair Removal.
At Finally Free Electrolysis, a competent Electrologist will take your health history, discuss your particular concerns with you, and explore solutions to the underlying causes of your excess hair. We use disposable probes that are discarded after each use to ensure a safe treatment.
Education is the first step toward the permanent solution to your unwanted hair problem. Feel free to explore our Frequently Asked Questions page (FAQ) for more information or call us for a free consultation and 15 minute treatment.
Our trained Electrologists will discuss with you one-on-one how to be Finally Free of unwanted hair forever.
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Why Finally Free Electrolysis:
- We have very flexible hours. Our hours are 8:00am to 9:00 p.m. Monday - Friday and 9:00 to 1:00 on Saturday.
- We use autoclave sterlization, disposable probes and adhere to strict standards of sterilization and cleanliness.
- We use the very latest in computerized technology to give you the most effective treatment possible.
- We are extremely confidential and offer private entrance and private off-street parking.
- We are very easy to find on Route 9 in Clifton Park next door to Wendy's.
- We are recommended by local Dermatologists.
- We are active members of the American Electrolysis Association and the International Guild of Professional Electrologists.
- Each Electrologist is either a CPE (Certified Professional Electrologist) or was trained by one and is in the processing of qualifying for this certification. The CPE is the only credential recognized by the American Electrolysis Association (AEA).
- We keep up on many continuing education programs in order to stay informed on the latest trends in hair removal.
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