Smooth by Adina Skin · Milford
Electrolysis in Milford
Permanent hair removal for all hair colours and skin tones, including facial hair, PCOS-related growth and hair remaining after laser.
Electrolysis hair removal
Electrolysis treats individual hair follicles using a fine probe and carefully controlled energy. Repeated appointments are typically needed because hairs grow in cycles.
A consultation and test appointment helps determine an appropriate treatment plan.
Electrolysis uses a sterile, fine probe to treat each follicle with controlled energy, making it useful for blonde, grey, white and fine hairs that laser may not effectively target.
Because hair grows in cycles, repeated sessions are usually required. Hormonal changes may activate previously untreated follicles over time.
Why choose electrolysis?
- Permanent hair removal: individual follicles are treated with precision.
- All hair colours and skin tones: suitable for light, grey, red and white hair.
- Facial and hormonal hair: an option for PCOS-related hair and stubborn hair remaining after laser.
- Personalised appointments: consultations and treatment sessions are adapted to the hair pattern and skin response.
Your treatment journey
Start with a consultation and test appointment. Treatment sessions generally range from 15 to 60 minutes. Several sessions are usually necessary as different hairs enter their growth phase.
Electrolysis Services
Treat the hair · Understand the cause
PCOS, hormonal facial hair and electrolysis
Electrolysis treats individual existing follicles. When facial hair is stimulated by PCOS or another hormonal influence, medical assessment and management may also help control future growth.
Our guide explains anti-androgen treatment, why fine facial hair needs careful assessment before laser, and the recognised possibility of paradoxical hair growth after laser or IPL.

Advanced electrolysis
Advanced electrolysis is offered for suitable benign skin lesions. An assessment is required to determine suitability. Suspicious, changing or undiagnosed lesions should be assessed by a medical professional first.
Advanced electrolysis may be used for selected benign skin irregularities such as skin tags, milia, cherry angiomas and visible small vessels. A prior assessment is required; suspicious, changing or undiagnosed lesions need medical review.
Electrolysis FAQs
How many sessions will I need?
The number depends on your hair density, growth cycle, treatment area and hormonal influences. Most clients require multiple appointments.
Can electrolysis treat white or grey hairs?
Yes. Electrolysis does not depend on the pigment in the hair.
Is electrolysis suitable for hormonal facial hair?
It can permanently treat existing follicles, though PCOS or other hormonal changes may activate different follicles later.
What about health conditions?
Share your medical history, medications, implants, pregnancy status and any active skin concerns before treatment. Your practitioner will assess suitability and whether medical clearance is needed.
