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St George Electrolysis Clinic

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St George Electrolysis Clinic

St george Electrolysis Clinic specialist in permanent hair removal Sahar is a member of the American Electrology association.

St George Electrolysis is a permanent hair removal clinic.Sahar Omar (AEA) is the owner and practioner at St George Electrolysis Clinic. Electrolysis is for anyone who has an unwanted hair problem and it has helped clients with conditions or are in situations such as:

· Hormonal changes

· Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)

· Laser or IPL induced hair growth (clients who had laser hair removal treatment which did not work or made the treated area worse)

· heredity

St George Electrolysis uses the latest technology in permanent hair removal. The APILUS PLATINUM PURE offers unrivalled comfort, virtually painless thanks to the ultrarapid 27MHz frequency. This allows it to work twice as fast as any other epilator and is extremely gentle on the skin.

20/10/2025

Electrolysis Hair Removal: The Ultimate Permanent Solution ✨

Experience the confidence of smooth, hair-free skin with electrolysis — the only clinically proven method for permanent hair removal.

Suitable for all skin tones, hair types, and genders, electrolysis precisely targets each follicle to stop regrowth at the source.

Say goodbye to the constant cycle of shaving, waxing, and plucking — and hello to long-lasting results you can truly rely on.
Enjoy the freedom of flawless, silky skin — permanently.

Call us on 0415480100 to schedule your personalised electrolysis session ✨

16/10/2025

Our client requested a neat, natural-looking hairline — here are her flawless permanent results with electrolysis ✨

02/10/2025

EFORE AND AFTER
Laser induced hair growth permanently removed with Electrolysis

Some skin types can breakout during Electrolysis hair removal. REST ASSURED, IT IS TEMPORARY!

WHY DOES THIS HAPPEN?

Electrolysis can stimulate the sebaceous gland, leading to increased oil production and potentially causing breakouts or acne-like symptoms. This is because the treatment can cause inflammation and irritation in the skin, which can stimulate the sebaceous gland to produce more oil.

When the sebaceous gland is stimulated, it can lead to an increase in sebum production, which can clog pores and cause breakouts.

Breakouts are TEMPORARY and usually happen in the beginning of the treatment and subsides once the skin has adjusted to the treatment.

TEMPORARY SIDE EFFECTS FOR PERMANENT RESULTS!
SMOOTH CLEAR SKIN!

hairgrowth

01/10/2025

BEFORE AND AFTER
Laser induced hair growth permanently removed with Electrolysis

Some skin types can breakout during Electrolysis hair removal. REST ASSURED, IT IS TEMPORARY!

WHY DOES THIS HAPPEN?

Electrolysis can stimulate the sebaceous gland, leading to increased oil production and potentially causing breakouts or acne-like symptoms. This is because the treatment can cause inflammation and irritation in the skin, which can stimulate the sebaceous gland to produce more oil.

When the sebaceous gland is stimulated, it can lead to an increase in sebum production, which can clog pores and cause breakouts.

Breakouts are TEMPORARY and usually happen in the beginning of the treatment and subsides once the skin has adjusted to the treatment.

TEMPORARY SIDE EFFECTS FOR PERMANENT RESULTS!
SMOOTH CLEAR SKIN!

Address

Mimosa Street
Sydney, NSW
2207

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+61415480100

Website

http://www.stgeorgeelectrolysis.com.au/

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