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Laser vs. Electrolysis
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While laser hair removal is performed to treat a large area of the body at one time, electrolysis is performed on individual hair follicles. Electrolysis is also the only method that is permanent. Laser hair removal may reduce the hairs but will not completely remove them. Lastly, laser often works best for people with light skin and dark hair; there are no such restrictions with electrolysis.
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