What is the main function of the thermolysis probe in electrolysis?

The main function of the thermolysis probe in electrolysis is to deliver heat for follicle destruction. In the thermolysis method, high-frequency alternating current is used to generate heat in the hair follicle, which disrupts its growth cycle by destroying the hair root. This targeted application of heat effectively eliminates the hair by creating a thermal effect that damages the follicle, preventing future hair growth.

This method is particularly useful for treating fine or light hair, as the heat can be precisely applied to achieve effective destruction of the follicle while minimizing damage to the surrounding tissue. Understanding the thermolysis mechanism is essential for electrologists to effectively manage hair removal and ensure client safety during the procedure.