After Electrolysis

What to Expect After Electrolysis

After your treatment, it’s normal to experience the following:

  • Mild redness or swelling (lasting a few hours to a day).

  • Slight tenderness or sensitivity in the treated area.

  • Tiny scabbing or pinpoint crusting (a normal part of healing).

  • Temporary dryness or flaking of the skin.

These effects are completely normal and should subside within 24–48 hours.

Immediate Post-Treatment Care (First 24–48 Hours)

Avoid Touching Your Face

Your skin is more vulnerable to bacteria, so keep your hands off to prevent breakouts and irritation.

Use a Gentle Cleanser

Your skin has already been deeply exfoliated, so opt for a mild, non-stripping cleanser to maintain balance.
Recommended: Biophora Gentle Cleanser – Cleanses while maintaining skin moisture.

Hydrate Your Skin

Moisturizing is key to locking in hydration and calming any post-facial sensitivity.
Recommended: Biophora DermaRich Moisturizer – Provides deep moisture and soothes sensitivity.

Apply Sunscreen Daily (SPF 30+)

Your skin is extra sensitive to UV rays, making sunscreen essential to prevent damage and pigmentation.
Recommended: Biophora Daily Protection SPF 30 – Lightweight and non-greasy.

Skip Makeup & Heavy Skincare Products

Let your skin breathe for at least 24 hours. Avoid makeup, retinoids, and strong actives (AHAs, BHAs, or vitamin C).

Avoid Excessive Heat, Sweating, & Chlorine

Hot showers, saunas, intense workouts, and pools can cause redness and irritation.

No Waxing, Threading, or Tweezing

Electrolysis works by permanently destroying the follicle, so avoid any hair removal methods in the treated area

Keep Your Skincare Routine Simple

Stick to a gentle cleanser, hydrating serum, and moisturizer—skip any harsh actives for a few days.

Use Cold Compresses for Swelling

If you experience swelling, apply a clean, cool compress for 10–15 minutes to calm the skin.

Sanitize Cell Phones & Use a Clean Pillowcase

Bacteria buildup can cause breakouts.

Be Gentle with Your Skin

Avoid scrubbing, rubbing, or picking at your skin—let it heal naturally.

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