What does Thermolysis primarily rely on to achieve hair removal?

Thermolysis primarily relies on warmth generated by high-frequency current to achieve hair removal. This technique works by applying a high-frequency electrical current that produces heat within the hair follicle. The heat causes the follicle to be damaged, ultimately preventing the hair from regrowing. The process is swift and effective because the warmth can target the follicle precisely without harming the surrounding skin.

The other methods do not play a role in thermolysis. Mechanical force, for example, may involve physical manipulation but does not use heat or electrical currents in the same manner. High-frequency sound waves, while related to some forms of treatment, do not pertain to the thermal aspect of hair removal. Similarly, chemical solutions may have their uses in skincare or hair removal but are not involved in the thermolysis process, which specifically focuses on the application of heat through electrical currents.