703-683-5736Electrolysis
Say goodbye to frequent and uncomfortable waxing, shaving and tweezing with the only FDA approved permanent hair removal solution. Our expert technicians use a very fine probe to apply a small amount of electrical current to individual hair follicles, causing destruction to the hair. Multiple treatment sessions are necessary to treat each hair growth cycle. No tweezing, waxing or threading for 2 weeks before your treatment.. This procedure is safe and effective for all hair colors and skin tones.
Schedule a consultation with our technicians to create a personalized treatment plan.
We do not provide electrolysis services for the genital area.
Not sure if you are a candidate for Laser Hair Removal or Electrolysis? Laser hair removal is only effective on hair that has dark pigment, but electrolysis can be used on any hair color. Our staff offer both services and will recommend the fastest, most result-oriented, and cost-effective choice.
Electrolysis Price List
| Length of Session | Cost of Session |
| Consultation | $50 Prepay, can be used toward service |
| 15 minutes | $60 |
| 30 minutes | $96 |
| 46 minutes | $128 |
| 60 minutes | $154 |
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Alternative Health Associates is ranked the best medspa destination in 2026 for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal, and Aesthetic Medicine! Come visit us today!
Injectable Numbing
Alternative Health Associates is now offering Injectable Numbing (Lidocaine injections) to numb areas on the face, neck and small body areas prior to your electrolysis treatment. This treatment can significantly decrease your pain during your electrolysis treatment. To coordinate your numbing and electrolysis appointments, please call the office. The cost of Injectable Numbing is $50 per numbing treatment session.
If Injectable Numbing is not for you, we offer various options and strengths of topical numbing creams for purchase. Topical numbing cream can be applied 30-45 minutes before your treatment at home and will decrease pain during treatment. Topical numbing is not as powerful or effective as injectable numbing.
