Quote from: Kiera on February 27, 2008, 02:59:31 PM
Quote from: April221 on February 27, 2008, 10:09:48 AM. . . an electrologist in New York City?
April, if your in NYC anyway and the consultation is free might be worth checking out and letting us know. How long per visit, how many treatments initially, cost per hour & average total treatment hours, appointment lead time, etc etc . . . ?
In comparision to E3000 in TX might be worth the trip???
QuoteA flexible, insulated bulbous tipped probe is inserted into the follicle, which is the tiny, natural opening out of which the hair grows. A millisecond burst of specifically timed and totally regulated current, in the form of heat, is discharged. The probe is then withdrawn and the hair is lifted out of the follicle with a forcep
An option to E3000, for me, would be Lucy Peters. This is a studio with several locations that promise fast and permanent results. Not inexpensive, but because of the promised speed, it would prove to be less costly for me. They also speak of much less pain. I'll see my therapist today, and I'll ask her for recommendations, but I was hoping for some input from the community here as well. Everyone is different, and I realize that one person may have good results where someone else may not be so fortunate, but I'm hoping to find a place to start. By the way, Lucy Peters has a website,
http://www.lucypeters.com/ and it looks like something worth investigating. There was an earlier post where the studio was praised. I'm trying to balance everything out financially, with therapy, electrolysis, doctor/hormones/lab tests going on now, and trying to plan the funding for voice therapy/ffs/srs in the future. No one ever said that transition was inexpensive, but considering the alternatives.....
