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Hair Removal Consultation
A consultation is compulsory prior to your first hair removal procedure
A full consultation must take place prior to an electrolysis procedure being offered. A patch test is included in the price. Please note, a full consultation and patch test is mandatory at The Remedy Clinic, even if you have had electrolysis procedures at other clinics.
A full consultation must take place prior to an electrolysis procedure being offered. A patch test is included in the price. Please note, a full consultation and patch test is mandatory at The Remedy Clinic, even if you have had electrolysis procedures at other clinics.
What's included in a full consultation?
What's included in a full consultation?
* Personal details recorded * Medical history discussed * Previous hair removal methods discussed * Professional skin analysis carried out * Contra-indications checked * Clinical photographs taken* Evidence gathered * Electrolysis information provided * Questions asked and answered * Treatment plan created * Written and verbal aftercare instructions given * Trial electrolysis session carried out (where medically safe to proceed) * Complimentary Sterex aftercare product supplied for home use
* Personal details recorded * Medical history discussed * Previous hair removal methods discussed * Professional skin analysis carried out * Contra-indications checked * Clinical photographs taken* Evidence gathered * Electrolysis information provided * Questions asked and answered * Treatment plan created * Written and verbal aftercare instructions given * Trial electrolysis session carried out (where medically safe to proceed) * Complimentary Sterex aftercare product supplied for home use
🔍 What is a patch test and what does it involve?
🔍 What is a patch test and what does it involve?
A patch test is a short, controlled mini‑procedure performed on a small amount of hair to check how the skin reacts. It is done before a full electrolysis procedure may be carried out. Its purpose is to confirm skin tolerance, identify any adverse reactions, and ensure the most suitable treatment settings are chosen.
Mini‑treatment — I treat a few hairs using the same method and settings planned for the full session. This allows me to observe your skin’s immediate response.
Skin assessment — I check for irritation, redness, inflammation, or unusual sensitivity.
Safety check — If the skin reacts normally on the day, and it has healed properly when it is checked a week later, treatment can proceed. If an adverse reaction has occurred, I will adjust the settings or recommend alternative hair‑removal options.
up to 45 mins £50
Hair Removal
Hair removal from the hairline, eyebrows, ears, cheeks, top lip, chin, neck, chest, breasts, underarms, arms, hands, fingers, stomach, back, buttocks, bikini area, legs, feet and toes.
up to 15 mins £40
up to 30 mins £55
up to 60 mins £85
Hair Removal - Transgender Clients -
Pre-Operative Site
Hair removal for transgender clients.
Prices are as above, except for when I'm working on the pre-operative genital area which requires more specialist work and positioning.
up to 15 mins £45
up to 30 mins £60
up to 60 minutes £90
Blemish Removal Consultation (Advanced Electrolysis)
A consultation is compulsory prior to your first blemish removal procedure
A consultation is compulsory prior to your first blemish removal procedure
A full consultation must take place prior to an electrolysis procedure being offered. A patch test is included in the price. Please note, a full consultation and patch test is mandatory at The Remedy Clinic, even if you have had electrolysis procedures at other clinics.
A full consultation must take place prior to an electrolysis procedure being offered. A patch test is included in the price. Please note, a full consultation and patch test is mandatory at The Remedy Clinic, even if you have had electrolysis procedures at other clinics.
What's included in a full consultation?
What's included in a full consultation?
* Personal details recorded * Medical history discussed * Previous blemish removal methods discussed * Professional skin analysis carried out * Contra-indications checked * Clinical photographs taken* Evidence gathered * Electrolysis information provided * Questions asked and answered * Treatment plan created * Written and verbal aftercare instructions given * Trial electrolysis session carried out (where medically safe to proceed) * Complimentary Sterex aftercare product supplied for home use
* Personal details recorded * Medical history discussed * Previous blemish removal methods discussed * Professional skin analysis carried out * Contra-indications checked * Clinical photographs taken* Evidence gathered * Electrolysis information provided * Questions asked and answered * Treatment plan created * Written and verbal aftercare instructions given * Trial electrolysis session carried out (where medically safe to proceed) * Complimentary Sterex aftercare product supplied for home use
🔍 What is a patch test and what does it involve?
🔍 What is a patch test and what does it involve?
A patch test is a short, controlled mini‑procedure performed on a small area of skin to check how the skin reacts. It is done before a full electrolysis procedure may be carried out. Its purpose is to confirm skin tolerance, identify any adverse reactions, and ensure the most suitable treatment settings are chosen.
Mini‑treatment — I treat a small area of skin using the same method and settings planned for the full session. This allows me to observe your skin’s immediate response.
Skin assessment — I check for irritation, redness, inflammation, or unusual sensitivity.
Safety check — If the skin reacts normally on the day, and it has healed properly when it is checked a week later, treatment can proceed. If an adverse reaction has occurred, I will adjust the settings.
up to 45 mins £50
Removal of Skin Tags
Skin tags primarily grow in areas where there is friction i.e. where the skin forms creases such as the armpits and groin. They also often grow where shirt collars, bra straps and underwired bras rub the skin.
up to 15 mins £65
up to 30 mins £95
up to 60 mins £150
Removal of Blood Spots
Blood spots vary in size from the size of a full stop to the size of a penny. They can be flat (known as cherry angiomas) or raised in a dome shape (known as Campbell de Morgan spots). They range in colour from bright red for small, superficial blood spots to darker red on larger ones. Blood spots most often occur on the trunk of the body particularly on the midriff, back or chest. They also occur on the face and limbs.
up to 15 mins £65
up to 30 mins £95
up to 60 mins £150
Removal of Milia
Milia are tiny, white, raised blemishes, usually seen on the face. They lie under the skin, very close to the surface. A milium cyst is a small, benign plug or cyst and is often found in groups, therefore, usually referred to as the plural 'milia'. They are pearly white, round (sometimes hard) keratinised lumps which become trapped beneath the epidermis (skin). They arise from undeveloped sebaceous glands or sweat glands. They are most typically associated with dry skin and are most often found on the face, appearing on cheekbones or close to the orbital region.
up to 15 mins £65
up to 30 mins £95
up to 60 mins £150
Removal of Facial Thread Veins
Facial thread veins present as a permanent dilation of capillaries which are visible under the epidermis (the skin). They are usually found on more exposed areas of the skin like the nose, cheeks and chin. Capillaries lose their elasticity as part of the ageing process and become permanently dilated (they become larger/wider.) This results in the creation of little blood lines which are usually red, but become darker in colour as they become wider and deeper.
Electrolysis is used to treat red veins. Darker (purple/blue) veins indicate that damaged capillaries lie deeper beneath the dermis (skin). They cannot be treated by electrolysis.
up to 15 mins £65
up to 30 mins £95
up to 60 mins £150
Removal of Spider Naevi
Spider naevi are mainly caused as a direct result of an externally-caused trauma to the skin such as a knock with a sharp object, from a sports/exercise injury, or from a spot having been picked. They have a central dilated blood vessel with smaller, dilated vessels branching from it that look like the legs of a spider.
Electrolysis can be used to treat red veins. Darker (purple/blue) veins indicate that damaged capillaries lie deeper beneath the dermis (the skin). They cannot be treated by electrolysis.
up to 15 mins £65
up to 30 mins £95
up to 60 mins £150
Please note, the appointment length is the time booked out for your whole appointment. It includes a full consultation (or a consultation recap for follow-up appointments), aftercare instructions, paperwork being completed, photographs being taken, the electrolysis procedure, and for products to be applied to your skin.
The following Sterex products can be purchased from the clinic:
Aloe Vera, 200ml and 35ml
Witch Hazel, 200ml and 35ml
Après Care, 200ml and 35ml
Calamine Powder
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