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Electrologists as Caregivers
The importance of “Other Care”
The essence of what electrology practitioners do is to give care to our
clients. It addresses a very specific need, but the way in which we personally
offer “other-care” is what contributes to the success or failure of our
practices.
by Gloria Eggert
To Market
or Not to Market
Slashing budgets to combat forecasts of continued economic woes,
increasing competitive pressures and sluggish sales is a short-term solution
with detrimental long-term consequences for many companies, electrologists
included.
by Belinda Brouder-Hayes
The
Science of the Bulge and the Bulb
Based on new research surrounding the relationship between the bulge
and the bulb, studies were undertaken in a research centre in Québec to observe
microscopic lesions on human follicles following electrolysis, that may lead to
different techniques with less regrowth.
by Dr. Charles J. Doillon & Clémment Beaumont
Electrology Then & Now Part III:
Reshaping the Profession (2000 -
2004)
A summary of the notable advancements and setbacks in the field of
electrolysis during International Hair Route’s first 25 years.
by Derek R. Copperthwaite
Electrology Then & Now Part II:
The Light in the Tunnel (1995 - 1999)
A summary of the notable advancements and setbacks in the field of
electrolysis during International Hair Route’s first 25 years.
by Derek R. Copperthwaite
Electrology Then & Now Part I:
The Formative Years (1979 - 1995)
A summary of the notable advancements and setbacks
in the field
of electrolysis during International Hair Route’s first 25 years.
By Derek R. Copperthwaite
The Electrology Profession and the AEA:
Where are we going?
An interview with Gerrelyn Adams,
President of the AEA, discusses the recent changes and new directions the
association is taking and where the electrology profession is headed.
Nonlaser Hair Removal Techniques
Many methods are available for temporary or permanent
hair removal, each with its own relative efficacies and adverse effects. Medical
indications for hair removal include hirsutism, which is excess terminal hair,
and hypertrichosis, which is congenital or drug-induced.
by Alicia Barba, M.D., with Leslie Stafford Baumann,
M.D.
Endocrine Perspective
by Geoffrey P. Redmond, M.D.
Issue #69 - November 1996
The purpose of hormone testing for increased hair growth is
to be sure
there is no serious problem and to see if any androgens are elevated.
Hormones and Unwanted Hair
Light & Lasers in Hair Removal Part I
The Light
Fantastic
by Linda C. Edsell
Light & Lasers in Hair Removal
Part II
Capturing the Atom's Light
by Linda C. Edsell
Understanding PCOS
by Geoffrey P. Redmond, M.D.
The Effect of Plucking on Rodent Hair Cycles
by Patricia A. Hale, Ph.D.
After-electrolysis
Skincare
Electrologists
are ethically responsible for the skin before, during,
and
after electrolysis and they have to know what products can safely be used
on the skin immediately after treatment.
by Stacey A. Elder.
Effective
Topical Anesthesia
There are products available
to the professional that provide effective topical anesthesia, using safe
and effective active principles that allow them to penetrate the skin.
by Estela Basso
LASER UPDATE
Want to Buy a Laser Epilator? Have we got a deal for you!
by Derek R. Copperthwaite
THE SECRET TO EFFECTIVE THERMOLYSIS EPILATION
First-rate Tools, Good Technique and Expert Practical Skills.
It is the quality of the tools, in the hands of a knowledgeable and skillful electrologist that ensures permenant follicle destruction, not which modality is used.
Hyperandrogenism and the Hirsute Patient
by Ricardo Azziz, M.D., M.P.H.
STERILIZATION, DISINFECTION
AND INFECTION CONTROL:
PART 1: ITS IMPORTANCE IN ELECTROLOGY Wounds to the skin, such as those
originating with electrolysis treatments, provide a point of entry for a
variety of bacteria.
by Linda Edsell
TREATING DARK SKIN, SUCCESSFULLY!:
Treating black-
or dark-skinned clients doesn't have to be an intimidating
experience for either the electrolysis or the client. As with
any electrolysis treatment, excellent results for both parties
can be achieved.
by Stacey A. Elder
ELECTROLOGY: "DOWN ARGENTINE WAY"
With tango music running through her head, Shirley Hurtubise and her
husband Dan flew to Argentina to conduct classes on multiple-needle epilation.
by Shirley Hurtubise
INSPECTING
THE ELECTROLOGIST’S OFFICE
FOR INFECTION CONTROL
By Sarah Shrigley
Appointment Dos and Don'ts
by Loretta Maxwell
Bromhidrosis Patients Need Your Help
You
Can Smell Them Coming!
by
Linda C. Edsell
Electrolysis The Way We Were
65 Years Ago (1938)
by A.F. Niemoeller,
A.B., M.A., B.S.
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow?
Teasing Out
Details of Hair Growth
by Damaris Christensen
Things On the Skin
It is essential that we have
knowledge of the bumps and lumps that can appear on the skin , and know when a
dermatologist must be consulted.
by Barry Michael
Telangiectasia (vascular blemishes)
Should We Treat Them?
Electrolysis is the
treatment of choice for most localized forms of telangiectasia, but
electrologists should never treat them without approval from the client’s
physician.
By Linda C. Edsell
AEA Las Vegas Convention 2002
Treating Sensitive Areas
by Linda Edsell
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Eyelash
Epilation: An Unusual Case
by Jill Copperthwaite
Feature Article
"Bromhidrosis
Patients Need Your Help
You Can Smell Them Coming!"
by
Linda Edsell
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"Eyelash Epilation: An Unusual Case"
by Jill Copperthwaite
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"Treating Sensitive Areas"
by Linda Edsell
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