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Menopause and Hair Removal
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Menopause is a natural process, and if you’ve reached that stage, we don’t need to tell you it’s accompanied by a host of new challenges.
Some women experience unwanted hair growth during menopause. And if that’s you, we can help. Located in Melbourne, AEM uses the latest technology that’s highly effective in delivering permanent hair removal results.
Whether you want to remove facial hair or target a larger area of hair growth, we absolutely have a solution for you. With our expertise in galvanic electrolysis, we’ll work with you to permanently remove the hair that’s bothering you, giving you hair-free skin that makes you feel beautiful.
When menopause triggers unwanted hair growth it can be emotionally distressing. We’re sensitive to this fact and work gently and carefully to give you results you’re thrilled with.
What is Menopause?
Menopause is the natural cessation of a woman’s menstrual cycle, usually taking place around 50 years of age. During menopause, the ovaries stop producing the hormone estrogen, as well as other reproductive hormones, including progesterone.
Menopause is reached when you have not had your menstrual period for 12 consecutive months.
Despite being a perfectly natural physiological process, some menopause symptoms can be unpleasant and can have a significant impact on daily life for some women. Some of the most common menopause symptoms include the following:
- Hot flashes
- Difficulty sleeping
- Night sweats
- Heart palpitations
- Mood swings
- Memory and concentration problems
- Thinning hair
- Unwanted hair growth
Due to changing hormone levels, some women experience unwanted hair growth during menopause. This is because during menopause, estrogen levels decrease, but the levels of the male hormone testosterone remain the same.
This imbalance of hormones causes the appearance of some male secondary sex characteristics, such as coarse and/or dark facial hair. AEM can help you remove facial hair to rectify this effect.
Often, women experience unwanted hair growth on the chin, upper lip, sides of face, or cheeks following menopause. The unwanted facial hair growth can include both fine hairs, also called “peach fuzz,” as well as dark and coarse hairs that can grow quickly.
Galvanic electrolysis is considered one of the best ways to remove facial hair after menopause. It effectively eliminates the parts of the hair follicle responsible for hair growth and regeneration, delivering permanent results.
At Advanced Electrolysis Melbourne, we’re very experienced in helping women remove facial hair that’s emerged at this particular life stage, for good.
Our experienced, caring and gentle electrologists will develop a personalised treatment plan that addresses your personal requirements and goals for permanent hair removal after menopause.
To learn more about electrolysis treatment for women, please visit our Treatments > Female page.
For more information about electrolysis treatment and how it works, please visit our Electrolysis FAQ page.
I've had my upper lip, chin, nose, sides, cheeks and forehead done - basically my whole face. Louis is a professional and has been with me every step most of the way.
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We’ll answer all of your questions about electrolysis and create a personalised treatment plan just for you, that includes an estimation of the number of sessions you’ll require and the cost. We’ll also provide detailed electrolysis aftercare advice you’ll need.
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