2pass Clinic, located in Antwerp, Belgium, offers permanent hair removal through its electrolysis procedures.

ANTWERP, BELGIUM, BELGIUM, April 9, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ -- For transgender women, facial and body hair can be a tremendous daily battle. Men’s facial hair is a very distinct feature and one that can lead transgender women to feel less than feminine. At 2pass Clinic, located in beautiful Antwerp, Belgium, transgender patients have access to permanent hair removal via electrolysis.

Electrolysis involves inserting a tiny needle into each individual hair follicle, then applying a tiny amount of electrical current directly into the follicle through the needle. This effectively kills the follicle, which is then removed with tweezers.

Once the follicle has been removed, hair can no longer grow. Electrolysis involves removing follicles one-by-one, which can be quite time consuming and require multiple procedures. The two-second electrical current can be painful, particularly for extra-sensitive patients. For this reason, 2pass Clinic will provide pain relief at your request for an additional cost.

Despite common belief, electrolysis can work for just about anyone, though the amount of time and the number of procedures it will take to permanently remove hair from one part of the body will vary based on the thickness and/or texture of the hair and skin. Electrolysis works best when performed during the hair follicle’s growth phase. Because individual hairs go through three phrases, and because not every follicle is in the same phase at the same time, patients require follow-up treatments to get rid of persistent hairs that do not respond to the initial treatment.

Unlike shaving, waxing, or depilatory creams, electrolysis is permanent and can drastically reduce the appearance of hair on the face and body. This is a vital step in helping transgender women with their transformations, and it can have a tremendous effect on how these patients feel about their appearance.

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