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AZ Licensed Electrologist vs Uneducated Non-Licensed Electrologist?
Which is the best?

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Located In Beautiful Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona
7330 East Earll Drive Suite J, Scottsdale Arizona 85253

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Kimberly Williams, R.E., Massachusetts Licensed & Registered Electrologist
Americas First Computer Electrolysis-Electrology Specialist©An Arizona Licensed & Registered Electrologist for Safe Permanent Hair Removal
Warning Arizona Consumer Electrolysis Alerts
AZ Licensed Electrologist vs Unlicensed Electrologist Which is the best©

Boston Electrolysis® Motto, Where Electrolysis Is Practiced As Scientific Art With a Medical Approach©

BOSTON ELECTROLYSIS® ARTICLE  HOW TO RATE YOUR ELECTROLOGIST©

Without one doubt the state Licensed & Registered is your best and only choice to achieve safe permanent hair removal The uneducated non-licensed electrologist cannot compare to the educated state licensed electrologist who spent years of education, study to make the effort to become a state licensed and registered electrologist.

Without one doubt desktop publishing, fake diplomas and rhyming certification titles such as certified professional electrologist are meant to confuse the consumer because it sounds professional. On the other hand these mass produced publications known az certified professional electrologist certificate title is a cruel hoax meant to confuse clients that they are professionals electrologist. In states with bare minimum requisite coursework with no practical training and examinations are a sham at best. No doubt about it certified professional electrologist, the certified clinical electrologist and the certified medical electrologist titles lack medical theoretical education and practical training. These Mass Desktop Diplomas are strictly for quacks and are obtained through a bogus semi-quasi professional organization that does not require the uneducated electrologist to be state licensed and registered to become a member. Their sole purpose is to as appear as a professional electrologist to fool the consumer to call them. It is amazing that these people with no education purchase a white lab jacket, white shoes and bogus certificates and they actually believe they are a certified professional electrologist. However a real electrologist will say, Massachusetts state licensed & Registered Electrologist and you can confirm that with my state board.

State is licensing and registration is absolutely the best. If your electrologist has met all the licensing criteria in your state or a state with no licensing, you can be assured that you’ll be treated with the utmost care and professionalism. Certification is like a cheap paint job on a Mercedes is obvious however the Mercedes is already gorgeous and why you want a cheap paint job to make it really stand out?

If you are an Arizona resident with an unwanted facial hair problem you are concerned about quality electrolysis for safe permanent hair removal. This article will help you learn how to rate an electrologist. However regarding the lack of a professional education with by an uneducated non-licensed electrologist leave allot to be desired. It is most important that all consumers learn how to evaluate an electrologist to understand the safety of electrolysis and the dangers of temporary laser hair removal practiced by non-licensed personnel. For the record all competent state licensed and registered electrologists possess a requisite basic fundamental education, which is the cornerstone foundation for her to provide you with a safe comfortable treatment to achieve your goal permanent hair removal. The Electrolysis-Electrology profession in Arizona has always been besieged by exaggerated claims of hair removal methods by uneducated non-licensed electrologists plus other assorted individuals posing and claiming to be self-taught do it yourself Electrologists. Nevertheless our non-licensed certified professional electrologists deceptively advertise amongst us. These unlicensed, poorly trained amateurs never attended a state board approved electrolysis school in any form or manner. On the other hand every consumer has the right to know their Electrologist’s credentials and professional abilities before the start of a treatment. Last but not least always ask them if they are professionally educated state licensed and a registered electrologist.

Boston Electrolysis® is strictly electrolysis and when you walk in my door you do not have to parade by curious chatty hairdressers, receptionist, manicurists, skin care personnel, laser operator’s, Botox injections, high pressured laser closers and make up sales girls. Boston Electrolysis® is a one on one specialized service for you so you can achieve your goal of permanent hair removal in privacy. Woman and Transwoman receive expert treatment do not have to explain themselves, feel uncomfortable, or psychologically challenged.

Below is the Boston Electrolysis Five Star Electrolysis-Electrology rating system, for which I have received negative comments, coupled with harassment and threats fake non-licensed amateurs claiming to be a Certified Professional Electrologist, Certified Clinical Electrologist, and Certified Medical Electrologist. One individual claims to be the only graduate of the Arizona School of Electrolysis and the Arizona School of Electrology which are fabricated schools that never existed. This properly licensed and registered electrologist is fed up with all the hoaxes perpetrated upon our profession by unqualified, uneducated, non-licensed electrologists. For the record I am the only licensed and registered electrologist in Arizona that provides every patient with a written guarantee of excellence.

Kimberly Williams, R.E., Dean Written Guarantee of Excellence

Arizona’s first and only electrologist who guarantees in writing that after one treatment, if you can locate a better electrologist, brings me the receipt and I will refund half your first treatment fee up to a half-four. In addition to that, even on difficult cases, I can work at one-third to one-fourth the time of the average electrologist – licensed or unlicensed. I also guarantee that you will have the most comfortable treatment with no scabbing, scarring or pitting as direct result of my treatments©.

Boston Electrolysis® – The Five Star Electrolysis-Rating System©
Using a Computerized epilator Shortwave-Galvanic-Blend

How To Rate An Electrologist

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Five stars is always the best rating. It means that your Electrologist is educated, trained, tested and is a State Licensed and Registered Electrologist. Five Star Electrologists have attended and graduated from a state monitored and nationally approved and accredited electrolysis school. They have also taken a dual written and practical State Board of Electrologists examination and successfully passed them, and are currently a licensed and registered. Licensed and registered electrologists have a responsibility to obey the rules and regulations of their State Board of Electrologists..

Even though my practice is in Scottsdale, Arizona I run it as if it were in Massachusetts. That means my office, equipment and treatments are accountable to a State Board Inspector who could walk in at any time and inspect my office. This includes equipment, sterilization and all professional requirements. If you are unconvinced about your Electrologist’s credentials, ask for their pocket license and call their State Board to verify them if you are doubtful. This rating system also includes Electrologists who attended a school with a defined curriculum in which the students are trained by a licensed and Registered Electrologists with a minimum of five years experience using a late model computerized epilators.

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The Five Star Electrolysis-Electrology-Blend Rating System

USING COMPUTERIZED EPILATORS FOR SHORT-WAVE-GALVANIC-BLEND

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Four Stars indicate that an Electrologist has completed a minimum of 450 hundred hours of coursework, in a state that requires a license and registration of electrologists for its residents. These out of state courses are designed for electrologists who live in a state, such as Arizona, which has no State Board that license and register electrologists. Any electrologist that has gone out of State and successfully passed a dual State Board electrolysis school examination is to be commended. They demonstrate how essential it is for an electrologist to be professionally trained in a state that requires a license and registration for their residents. Remember always authenticate the school that they claim to have graduated from with the State Board of Electrologists. If doubtful call the state board that approved the school that trained them. For confirmation of electrolysis education in Arizona, call the Arizona State Board of Post Secondary Education at 602-542-5769 and ask for Keith Blanchard, Deputy Director or email him Keith.Blanchard@azppse.state.az.us

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The Five Star Electrolysis-Electrology-Blend Rating System

USING COMPUTERIZED EPILATORS FOR SHORT-WAVE-GALVANIC-BLEND

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Three Stars define an Electrologist who has attended a school where there is no state board and license and registration for electrologists. These Electrologists should have at have completed a minimum of 400 hundred hour course. One must be cautious if the electrologist’s instructors where not licensed and registered electrologists themselves, as this will directly affect the quality of their training, and therefore your treatments. Always beware of “Certified Instructors”. Electrolysis is a profession that cannot be passed down from one unlicensed electrologist to another without a serious loss of competence and safety.

Boston Electrolysis® Motto, Where Electrolysis is Practiced As a Scientific Art With a Medical approach©

The Five Star Electrolysis-Electrology-Blend Rating System

USING COMPUTERIZED EPILATORS FOR SHORT-WAVE-GALVANIC-BLEND

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Two stars are for non-licensed and non-registered electrologists who have taken a course of 120 hours or less. These electrologists purchase memberships and credentials to electrologists’ associations that do not require an electrologist to be licensed and registered in addition they use counterfeit bloated certificates, exaggerated titles and fancy schmancy ornate diplomas to appear professional. They often claim they are a certified electrologist. They put multiple initials after their names and list non-licensed organizations there members to look impressive, but you would be surprised that you could complete their 50 to 12O hour course they took in with ease. You would also be amazed that some organizations are too lax in checking credentials. However ask yourself would you go to physician who took such a course? These quick-buck diplomas are often called “Certified Professionally Trained Electrologist”, “Professionally Certified Instructed” and so on. Whenever you see “Certified” that means that 99.75% of them are non-licensed and non-registered. Beware of these electrologists because they have minimal rock bottom training and some have dubious ethics to say the least. Be aware that this is not a profession that can be mastered in 120 hours of training. One should doubt anyone who claims a standard of professional ability from these correspondence and certification courses. You should ask yourself how can one non-licensed electrologist confer a professional title on another one?

Boston Electrolysis®

The Five Star Electrolysis-Electrology-Blend Rating System

USING COMPUTERIZED EPILATORS FOR SHORT-WAVE-GALVANIC-BLEND

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Tsk, tsk the one star electrologist limits their practice to states where there is no state board of electrologists, because they know they would be shut down by a state board for the simple reason that their credentials lack professional training and their ethics would not survive professional scrutiny. These so-called electrologists have no scruples or ethics, they adopt any title they see fit, their training is minimal with the average being 50 to 120 hours and very often they use faddish, unproven treatments. They use lasers, electric tweezers, microwave treatments, gels, ointments, Pico-flash and will tell you electrolysis is painful when it is not. After advertising themselves as electrologists they will switch you over to the dangerous ineffective laser, microwave, intense light treatments often without a physician present, as required by law. They lie to you while telling you the laser isn’t painful when the F.D.A. ruled that it’s illegal for them to advertise or claim permanent and painless hair removal. They also illegally advertise permanent hair removal by laser. The F.D.A. has ruled that only Electrologists may advertise “Permanent Hair Removal.” So if a so-called certified electrologist wants to give you laser treatments, ask them to put it in writing that it will be permanent and painless like they claim Laser Parlors also will ask you to pay up to $3000.00 in advance and they will finance and it will cost you a fortune in interest alone. Never pay in advance for Laser Treatments because if you can’t tolerate them you still have to pay for them.

For your safety always ask the Laser Parlor Operator for a written guarantee of permanent and painless hair removal before you part with your hard-earned money. It is very easy for them to switch you over to a laser treatment when you have unknowingly signed a consent form to have electrolysis treatments, unless you read the fine print carefully. When in Arizona beware of electrologists that claim to be certified professional electrologists, certified clinical electrologists, certified medical electrologists and the certified clinical and medical electrologists are store bought diplomas. If you have the slightest doubt or inkling they are not licensed call their state board of electrologists for verification. Make sure you call their State Board Of Electrologists, not the American Electrology Association who certified them. The only people that can license and register electrologist is a governmental State Board of Electrologists. If an electrologist claims to be a Certified Professional Electrologist they are not licensed and registered. There was an electrologist in Prescott, Arizona known as Betty Sullivan who claimed to be licensed but after an investigation they found out she was a licensed manicurist from Minnesota who does not have a state board of electrologists.

Hair Removal Facts & Warnings

THE FAKES AND HOW TO SPOT THEM AND AVOID THEM

THE CERTIFIED ELECTROLOGISTS AND THEIR DEFINITIONS.

It’s a known fact that certification titles do not mean a person is a state licensed and registered electrologist and good example is the Certified Professional Electrologist course. Always remember non-licensed electrologists try to appear and want you to think they are licensed and registered as an electrologist, example they use Jane Doe, C.P.E. Certified Professional Electrologist. Bonafide licensed and registered electrologists will always advertise, Kimberly Williams, R.E., Massachusetts Licensed & Registered electrologist.

For the record it is my professional opinion that the Certified Professional Electrologist that paltry certification course by itself does not prepare a layperson in any form or manner to be able to perform a safe competent electrolysis treatment. These questionable electrolysis certifications courses and diplomas appear, infer and bestow ornate diplomas and titles with credentials upon undeserving frauds who think that its alright to purchase an education and their credentials even the course they took was from 50 to 120 hours long. Additionally the certification tests are elementary grade school level hoaxes consisting of simple true and false and multiple-choice questions. In addition they do not require a high school diploma, background check nor do they require individuals to take an electrolysis “Practical Application” examination in any form or manner to prove they are competent. However in the end these desktop diploma mills turn out Certified Quacks that are an insult to honest licensed and registered electrologists that earned their credentials and successfully completed an accredited electrolysis school and passed their dual state board examinations.

Consumer beware I have compiled a list of titles that non-licensed electrologists frequently use. Other ways that non-licensed electrologists try to appear as licensed electrologists is to join multiple electrolysis associations, who do not require an electrologist to be educated, state licensed and registered as an electrologist for membership. I repeat these associations do not emphasize nor require state license and registration as an electrologist for membership nevertheless they wholeheartedly promote the proliferation of themselves as uneducated non-licensed Combination Electrologists Laser Parlor Operators.

THE AMERICAN ELECTROLOGY ASSOCIATION AND OTHER ELECTROLYSIS GROUPS DO NOT REQUIRE AN ELECTROLOGIST TO BE STATE LICENSED AND REGISTERED FOR MEMBERSHIP.

THE AMERICAN ELECTROLOGY ASSOCIATION: Is the ancestral home of the non-licensed C.P.E. AKA Certified Professional Electrologist course and approximately 90% or more of its members are not state licensed and registered electrologists.

TITLE USED: C.P.E. Certified Professional Electrologist

THE INTERNATIONAL GUILD OF PROFESSIONAL ELECTROLOGISTS

Title Members USE: Member of (IGPE)International Guild of Professional electrologists changed its name to The International Guild of Hair Removal Specialists, Inc. (IGHRS)

Title Members USE: (IGHRS) AKA International Guild Hair Removal Specialist

The Society of Clinical and Medical Electrologists has changed it name to THE SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL & MEDICAL HAIR REMOVAL, INC. Fact electrologists are not required to be licensed to become a member and 90% of its of its members are not state licensed and registered electrologists.

TITLES THAT FAAKES MEMBERS USE:

C.C.E. Certified Clinical Electrologist, SCME

C.M.E. Certified Medical ElectrologiSt, SCME

C.P.E. Certified Professional Electrologist, AEA

Below Is A Classic Example Of A Certified Non-licensed Electrologist use of titles to fool the consumer that they are licensed and registered As An electrologist.

Mary De Fake, C.P.E., AEA, IGPE, SCME, TGRE

Graduate, Arizona State School of Electrology (An Electrology School That Never Existed)

Graduate of the Arizona State School of Electrolysis (An electrolysis School that never existed) was not licensed as a school with the Arizona State Board of Post Secondary Education. The supposed owner of the school was Betty Sullivan an electrologist in Prescott, Arizona who claimed to be licensed in Minnesota. Nonetheless after an investigation they found out she was a licensed manicurist from Minnesota. Minnesota is another state that does not license and register electrologists in any form or manner.

However it is amusing that there is a one person who claims she graduated from the Arizona State School of Electrology and the Arizona State School of Electrolysis which are fictitious electrolysis and electrology schools that never existed in Arizona. For the record if you have been to an electrologist who claims to be a graduate of the Arizona State School of Electrology or The Arizona State School Of Electrolysis beware these schools never existed. Fact you call the Arizona State Board Of Post Secondary education at 602-542-5769 and ask for Keith Blanchard, Deputy Director to confirm these schools never existed. You can email the assistant director Keith.Blanchard@azppse.state.az.us to confirm these schools never existed. In addition you can read a letter from Keith Blanchard Deputy Director of The Arizona State Board Of Post Secondary Education where he states there is no record of this school.

Below are associations that certify electrologists without being tested for the Practical Application of Electrolysis and Electrology.

Member of the American Electrology Association

Member of Society of Clinical and Medical Electrologists

Member of International Guild of Professional Electrologists

Warning Arizona Consumer Electrolysis Alert

Fake Electrolysis & Electrology Schools and Diplomas

Warning beware of Arizona’s one and only graduate and non-licensed electrologists who claims she graduated from the Arizona State School of Electrology and the Arizona State School Of Electrolysis are electrolysis and electrology schools that never existed.

ARIZONA-ELECTROLOGIST-ELECTROLYSIS -ELECTROLOGY -CONSUMER-ALERT

Fact and for the record if you have been to an electrologist who claims to be a graduate of the Arizona State School of Electrology or The Arizona State School Of Electrolysis beware these schools never existed. Fact if you are dissatisfied with your treatment you can file a complaint with the Arizona State Board Of Post Secondary education at 602-542-5769 and ask for Keith Blanchard, Deputy Director or email him Keith.Blanchard@azppse.state.az.us. In addition you can read a letter from Keith Blanchard Deputy Director of The Arizona State Board Of Post Secondary Education where he states there is no record of this school.

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A Compiled List of Arizona’s Non-licensed Electrologists

Susan Markman,
Non-Licensed Electrologist
19420 N 59Th Ave Ste B106
Glendale, AZ 85308-6890

Senza Pelo Med Spa
Maria Denicola N.L.E., CPE
Non-Licensed Electrologist
5702 N 19Th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85015-2432

Stephanie Shields,, N.L.E., CPE
Non-Licensed Electrologist
5702 N 19Th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85015-2432

Luba Andersen, N.L.E. CPE
Non-Licensed Electrologist
11038 N Canada Ridge Dr
Tucson, AZ 85737-8796

Givens, Patricia A.
Non-Licensed Electrologist
6161 E Speedway Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85712-5183

Soft Touch Electrolysis
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Tempe, AZ

East Valley Electrology Clinic
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Mesa, AZ

Arizona Studio-Electrologist
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Scottsdale, AZ

SCC Electrolysis and Permanent Makeup

Non-Licensed Electrologist
Scottsdale, AZ

Cherry Creek Electrolysis, Inc.
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Scottsdale, AZ

Zapps Electrology
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Gilbert, AZ

Classic Electrolysis
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Tempe, AZ

Electrolysis Hair Removal Service
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Phoenix, AZ

Arizona Electrolysis and Permanent Make-up
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Scottsdale, AZ

A Permanent Solution Electrolysis
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Glendale, AZ

Electrolysis by Mary Ann
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Mesa, AZ

Beautiful You Electrolysis
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Electrolysis Hair Removal Service
Scottsdale, AZ

Electrolysis Hair Removal Service
Non-Licensed Electrologist
Scottsdale, AZ
M Non-Licensed Electrologist

Mary Ann Harding Electrolysis
Electrolysis Hair Removal Service
Peoria, AZ

There are risks in laser hair removal that they’d rather you not know about them. You can be permanently burned or scarred, or end up with stripes on your skin from inexpert use that may take months to go away, if they do. Click on the links to see more.

The hidden truth is that laser parlors who claim permanent hair- reduction are lying to you. However Laser Parlors who advertise as Permanent Hair Removal are violating FDA laws and statutes that forbid Laser Parlors from claiming permanent hair removal period. Those that claim permanent hair removal are liars. They know that your hair is still going to eventually grow back. It’s a fact many laser parlors lies in their advertising. To counteract these lies I have pre-printed forms and envelopes addressed to the FDA making it possible to have same day complaints to the FDA and state authorities’ for false advertising.

Laser Parlors should be required to inform their clients they will need touch-ups for the rest of their lives. Laser operators lie like felons and advertise they do electrolysis when they do not and the public should report them for false advertising. Most people are not informed they will need touch-ups are typically needed at least up to eight times a year for the rest of your life’s..

Boston Electrolysis® & Boston School of Electrolysis Scientific Thesis on temporary laser hair removal, as compared to Electrolysis, Thermolysis and Blend which are the only proven medical technology that can legally claim Permanent Hair Removal and which is approved by the FDA.

Boston Electrolysis® CEO Kimberly Williams, R.E., Dean, to Consumers at large,

Kimberly Williams, R.E, Massachusetts Licensed and Registered Electrologist wants you know its 2021 and after twenty-four -years since 1997 temporary laser hair removal is “America’s Most Dangerous Unproven Technology”. The so called Laser Parlor Industry has failed to prove that laser hair removal works and it is not safe. I’m Kimberly Williams, R.E. and I have been a Massachusetts licensed and registered electrologist since 1979. With 42 years of professional experience I have dedicated my life to my chosen profession. It’ my professional opinion to make you aware of the existing problems of dangerous temporary laser hair removal a business experiencing on ongoing deteriorating growth largely through a complete lack of regulation, oversight and ethics due to greed. It is also important, however, to provide full information regarding the Electrolysis profession – the safe alternative and the only known method that achieves permanent hair removal. This educational report is quite extensive but I believe the public should be well informed; every consumer or patient has the right to complete information, especially regarding procedures that have a lasting effect on their personal appearance and consequently, their self esteem. Everybody wants a healthy complexion, but there are many discrepancies in the quality of the treatments available from non-licensed poorly educated Laser Hair Removal Parlors in the USA. The state where I was educated and began my practice, Massachusetts, has the most stringent requirements in the United States for licensing of Electrologists, so I have a unique perspective on this situation.

This report is based on the truth and the fact that there is no hard scientific evidence to prove that temporary laser hair removal is safe. Much of the information is, to my knowledge, being published by the layman for the first time… Desperate Laser Parlor Operators routinely advertise under electrolysis key words such as permanent hair removal and is written in a deceptive manner that any intelligent person is aware that Lasers Parlors very rarely tell the truth using fake before and after pictures and false advertising under electrolysis. In this article each scientific term is cross-referenced and defined exhibits and proves that laser hair removal is built upon a mountain of lies… I am providing this report to not only to consumers but to every post in the Food and Drug Administration AKA the FDA.

Boston Electrolysis® Report and Continuing Thesis Why the

Laser Hair Removal does not work on Grey Hairs, White Hairs, Blonde hairs.

Why temporary laser hair removal treatment depends largely on a patient’s skin and hair color. In my professional opinion the supposed Laser Hair Reduction process laser parlor operators lie like rugs. Laser Parlors Operators claim the best results are seen with dark hairs and light skin. However white, grey and blonde hairs are immune to the laser and red hairs are resistant to temporary laser hair removal with poor results and tragically burned skin. It’s a proven light black hair’s become bigger and tougher because laser emits excessive heat that increases the blood supply to the hairs germinative papillae making hairs growing bigger and stronger because the excessive the laser the dilates blood-vessels which increase nutrients the nourish the hair.. They say Laser Parlor operators go Ga Ga when a client that is light-skinned black dark-haired people because the light from these lasers is absorbed by the dark pigment in the hair, also known as melanin. However they never ever mention that smallest laser beam is the size of dime up to a quarter… The poorly educated laser parlor operators use magical babble Buck Rogers lingo to explain that the cancer causing Ultraviolet radiation fails to accurately target the papillae which is at least a quarter inch deep invisible to the laser and to the laser parlor operator..

The say laser parlor operators target the dark pigment in the shaft to the very base of the hair follicle which is the germinative papillae. The hair absorbs the laser energy causes the hair to heat up and hold the heat. They claim heat damages the hair root stunting future hair growth by targeting the germinative papillae.

Why is grey-haired is not generally suitable for laser hair removal?

Grey and white hair as well as blonde and light red hairs lack pigment therefore it is difficult for lasers parlor operators to detect and treat if not impossible. When a hair has no pigment to target it fails to permanently remove the hair. Trying zap away the hair, thus making laser hair removal an ineffective treatment for grey-hairs, white hairs, red hairs and blond hairs. What a waste of time because poorly educated Laser Parlor Operators cannot comprehend the laser hair removal is scam that does not work and in prime condition of black hairs on white skin it makes the hairs grow bigger

LASER STIMULATION HAIR GROWTH AS SEEN ON TELEVISION & YOUTUBE

If you watch TV we have all seen the Laser Baseball Cap the increases blood supply and hair growth by increase of blood to the papillae at the base of the follicle. I saw young girls with light black hairs increase in size that was stimulated by their laser hair removal treatments. Seeing is believing and there is no doubt that the supposed laser hair removal treatments stimulate hair growth. She was surprised the electrolysis permanently removed her hair while the laser has always been a failure for the last 24 years since its inception…

The Ultimate Hair Growth Cap – HairMax 272 PowerFlex For Maximum Results As a Massachusetts Licensed & Registered Electrologist since 1979 I have seen many case were women with light skin and dark hairs underwent laser hair removal treatments that made their unwanted facial hair problems ten time as bad. This is one of the reasons why the Laser Hair Removal industry is in financial trouble and offers 70 and 90% Discounts.

Here Are Links to Laser Hair Growth Ads

HairMax LaserBand 41 Hair Growth Laser Device on QVC – YouTube

HairMax LaserBand 41 Unboxing Video – YouTube

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It’s a fact temporary laser removal is a total abject failure and don’t forget laser hair has burned and permanently disfigure many women with first, second and third degree burns from the cancer causing Ultra-Violet Radiation that lasers hair removal emits. On the other hand the Laser Parlor Industry target one youth after another generation however in my professional opinion it is not worth the risk of making your unwanted hair problem from becoming worse in addition to possibly suffering third degree burns that cannot be surgically repaired.

LASER PARLOR OPERATORS BECOME LOAN SHARKS

Many Laser Parlors have become loan sharks making easy to go in debt. However are never painful but after signed and legally trapped they the heat. you watch TV we have all seen the Laser Baseball Cap the increases blood supply to the hair by causing the increase of heat which increases blood to the papillae. I saw young girl with light black hairs increase in size that was stimulated by laser hair removal treatment. Seeing is believing and there is no doubt that the supposed laser hair removal treatments stimulate hair growth. She was frustrated the laser hair removal failed to remove her hair and caused more hair growth on her face/.

The History of the Electrolysis Industry

The history of Electrolysis and Electrology would surprise most people. My profession was founded in 1876 for the purpose of relieving “Trichiasis” (inflamed infected ingrown hairs of the eyelid). This condition left untreated can result in blindness. In 1952 the profession was among the first to use sophisticated solid-state equipment. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts formed a state board and began requiring licensing and registration for Electrologists in 1959, and in time there were similar state boards in 32 states (although Arizona still lacks one). In 1985 Computerized Programmable Epilators became available, and in 1996 the FDA upgraded electrolysis equipment to the status of a class one medical device. Electrologists alone have been granted the right by the FDA to legally claim, “Permanent Hair Removal” while the paltry laser hair removal fails in all categories and the FDA has barred laser parlor operators from claiming and advertising Permanent Hair Removal. However some Laser Parlor Operators can claim permanent hair reduction while Licensed and Registered Electrologists are FDA approved to claim and advertise Permanent Hair Removal. Our field is fully professional with a medical discipline in fact, and the reason for the virulent opposition to a state board here is the fact that many in the business would be out of work after failing the sort of examinations real Electrologists must pass to be licensed. These hold-outs prefer a 50-hour excuse for training course they can breeze through, usually in one week instead of years, ultimately at the expense of their patients. The Electrolysis-Electrology profession has, since its inception has undergone extremely close scrutiny by FDA, AMA, Underwriters Laboratories and every State Board of Electrologists. Our equipment is F.D.A. approved, tested by Underwriters Laboratories and U.P.E.M.A. (United Professional Epilators Manufacturers Association). That’s why Electrologists have the sole right to advertise “Permanent Hair Removal” because were educated, licensed, trained and has to maintain Certified Educational Upgrades.

I work closely with physicians regarding endocrinology, electrolysis, and micro eye-surgery for Trichiasis. I also work with epileptic patients who use medications such Dilantin, a drug which causes extreme hair problems in women and men. I try to see if it is possible to work with the Neurologist, possibly changing the medications to an alternate drug that does not create a hair problem, making the treatments shorter for the patient.

Boston Electrolysis®, Study Why Arizona needs a State Board of Electrologists?

I am not your typical Electrologist in Arizona, a state with no requirements to become one, no professional training, license or registration requirements. Arizona is so lax you can take a weekend course and become a “Certified Electrologist”, “Certified Expert Electrologist”, “Certified Technical Electrologist”; you can make up or purchase any title you want. Arizona desperately needs a State Board to protect the consumer from charlatans, quacks and laser operators with dangerously insufficient training. Here are some reports that demonstrate why.

These practitioners advertise right along with the very few State Licensed and Registered Electrologists and mimic our advertising. The consumer has no way to know if they are qualified. These unlicensed operators have harassed and bad mouthed the few Registered Electrologists who have made the effort to become educated licensed and registered Electrologists. They make unqualified, unsubstantiated claims. Their equipment, much of the time, is not FDA approved or up to date; they think that the purchase of their first epilator is lifetime investment. Their use of bloated titles and manufactured credentials give the consumer a false sense of trust in them. (Without a state board of Electrologists to regulate certification and maintain standards, the word “certification” doesn’t mean much.) Many patients have already had tragic experiences with laser hair removal, for example. They’ve been badly scarred, and this is not the most severe injury caused by this temporary laser hair removal technique as practiced by our “Certified” Electrologists. Much worse are disfiguring burns. One has to wonder how many we won’t see – those having signed non-disclosure agreements as part of an insurance settlement. Many such claims have been paid; it happens quite often. The payments soothe the victim’s pain only to a certain point. Many will have their disfigurations for years, or even the rest of their lives. Is this worth it? This irrevocably harms the patient’s appearance, well being and self-esteem. This gives the few of us who are truly dedicated and competent State Licensed and Registered Electrologists a bad image that is difficult at times to overcome.

A State Board of Electrologists, with licensing and registration, is needed to assure professional standards and safety. I’ve always felt that Arizona is a progressive state, but not in this. We have absolutely no Legislation or standards enforcement of the Electrolysis-Electrology profession, or the as yet unproven Temporary Laser Hair Removal Industry. There are licensing and registration requirements for every other profession in Arizona, so I must ask: Who Forgot the Electrologists? Electrolysis is a professional medical occupation in which no mistakes can be made without leaving a scar or pit or physical deformity. Most of the “Certified” Electrologists are using the Laser supposedly under the guidance of physicians, but by law, the doctor does not have to be present, just “on call”. They advertise membership in Electrologists Associations that have no real requirements to join and who grant them their exaggerated titles and certifications, which look impressive in their frames, but are worth very little. Their training lasts a month or less. Certification courses for Electrolysis should be banned outright for the simple reason that they don’t teach the skill level necessary to become a competent Electrologist.

Laser treatments emit dangerous Ultraviolet Radiation which can be extremely painful and cause skin caser. However l they offer dangerous anesthetic injections for the pain not only because of the inherent nature of the process that can cause necrotic lesions because of the operator’s lack of training. Many of them are not trained at all. A State Licensed and Registered Electrologist, on the other hand, can provide a very comfortable treatment. There is nothing inherently painful in genuine electrology. Before looking for a qualified Electrologist, read my Five Star Rating System©, and ask yourself if you would go to a Physician who did not finish or even attend medical school, or pass the Medical State Boards.

Laser parlors should not be allowed to imply that they can remove hair permanently; the FDA has denied them permission to do so. They make unsubstantiated exotic claims of painless permanent hair reduction to the uninformed public. Professional schooling for Electrologists that result in licensing and registration is available on states near Arizona such as California, Utah, New Mexico and Oregon. Why does Arizona not have a State Board of Electrologists to protect its citizens? Because the uneducated non-licensed Electrologists in voted it down because did not understand the term that their licenses would be grandfathered in…

How it would work

Upon the formation of a state board, “grandfathering” in of certified or non- registered Electrologists would be most unwise, resulting in a confused mess of differing standards, and in no change to the lack of professional competency for the most part. Now, I am really going to be forward! I would like to offer my professional services to set up an Arizona State Board of Registration of Electrologists that would require supposedly certified individuals to take a “State Sponsored requisite course in Electrolysis”, to achieve basic professional standards, competency, and most important, ethics.

This could done without causing undue hardship to the lay electrologist who could attend a one-day a week seminar for three hundred hours of professional training. Most but not all non-licensed certified Electrologists ought to have the opportunity to be true professionals and become licensed and registered Electrologists. Newcomers would be required to attend a private professionally accredited school with more training. Without a doubt I could train all the lay Electrologists myself. Our profession in Arizona needs help and professional guidance.

At one the defunct the defunct Arizona Electrology Association had four non-licensed electrologist AKA members, to the best my knowledge, does not have a single licensed and registered member and has not sought State Licensing and Registration since its inception and it’s closing 1991. In fact, there was a referendum 1989 to have a State Board but the members though they would be required to attend an electrolysis school so they voted it down.

This is why the Electrolysis and Electrology professions and its practitioners should be licensed and registered as medical specialists; there is no room for error in our profession without serious consequences for the consumer. I rest my case on that issue.

Let’s deal strictly with the facts: Most lasers on the market today are built inexpensively and sold at a high profit with no set amount of training or credentials required to operate them. Lasers are dangerous. You can purchase a laser pointer for under $40 with a warning on the label clearly stating not to point it in someone’s eye at the risk of causing blindness. The much more powerful Medical Lasers used for temporary hair removal are being used by people with minimal training! These “Certified Electrologists” tell you that Electrolysis is painful to convince you to submit to laser treatments, which they say are not. But when I do a consultation and case history on each new patient it seems that a majority have suffered some painful skin damage from laser treatments, from moderate to severe. They tell me they were intentionally deceived, told that it was painless and removed hair permanently, when the FDA has ruled that it is illegal to advertise the Laser as painless and permanent. Additionally, they advertise in the Yellow Pages under Electrolysis, yet they are not Electrologists. Electrolysis is a specific technique, which they do not in fact practice. Isn’t this deceptive advertising?

Laser hair removal is, unfortunately, common enough that if laser parlors advertised under that heading, their customers would find them. Instead, they plant their ads right next to those of real Electrologists. I doubt the State would remain uninvolved if acupuncturists or faith healers buried their ads among those of surgeons, or for that matter, pet sitters advertised under “day care centers”. This situation is precisely the same. Many ads are sensationalistic, with perfect air-brushed models. I realize that sex sells. But I realize too that this has little connection with professionalism, skill and credentials.

The medical profession has been trying to make incursions into our field for years, with new, easier techniques, none of which has been successful. From the thirties to the fifties they used X-Rays for hair removal. It worked; radiation therapy makes your hair fall out, but the AMA banned it after the cancer rate jumped. There were pills with nasty side effects. Every ten to fifteen years the Electrolysis-Electrology profession is besieged by some new wonder treatment. Now we have the latest interloper in our profession, the Laser Parlor Operator aka LPO.>

The tide is turning, for thirty-four states now require Licensing and Registration to practice Electrolysis-Electrology. We have always accepted and welcomed those who are willing to make the grade and the effort to seek a professional education and proper State Licensing and Registration. Most “certified” laser practitioners would fail the requirements. If there was one single unbiased, independent, scientific double-blind study with corroborating data that laser did not harm the tissue, did not permanently discolor or prematurely age the skin in the treated area, and permanently removed hair, I would use it. I would have purchased the first Laser for hair removal based on proven scientific data without hesitation. There is none. So I will not sacrifice my ethics for quick money, beside someone has to ethics.

There are no secondary independent studies (such as Underwriters Laboratories) as to the true effectiveness of laser equipment that I am aware of. Here is how they work: They use a broad beam laser, where the smallest beam is the diameter of a dime. The orifice or entrance to the hair follicle, in contrast, is maybe two to five thousands of an inch in diameter. The depth of follicle is anywhere from 1/8 or 1/16 inch to an inch deep. An evaluation to see if the follicle is distorted or curved, ingrown, inflamed or infected is mandatory. I would like to know how this evaluation is done by laser techs. Without proper medical protocol the consumer/patient is being put at risk physically and emotionally. The patient could run the risk of severe infection and irreparable skin damage. These people are not informed that there are some ill-trained physicians who make wild, unsubstantiated claims about the laser, or about the FDA rules and regulations. Why are there no standardized requisites for the training of laser operators that result in a license and registration? I have personally searched the web and put inquiries out for independent agencies such as Underwriters Laboratories and others. To date I have not been able to find one independent double blind study!

One strict law of physics that laser operators have not so far disproved is that laser light travels in a straight line. How can laser operators make the claim that the laser beam travels down the curved follicle hair shafts? Would they please provide the proof that they can bend light?

Patients with white or blonde hair are told the laser is an ineffective treatment. Patients with dark complexions are told they could suffer a permanent loss of pigmentation. A broad beam laser is painful. The heat generated by the laser beam will have to travel 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch to destroy the root of the follicle. In order to reach the depths needed for true (as claimed) permanent hair removal, a laser would have to burn off the first two layers of skin: the (stratum-corneum) (granular layer) and the Malpighian layer which protect the body from infection. This is why laser operators be should be required to inform the patient that they could end up with permanent skin discoloration and scarring, especially people of darker skin. In the Corium layer of the skin we also have free nerve endings, pain receptors, touch receptors and sebaceous glands (hormonally controlled glands that keep the skin soft and supple with the excretion of sebaceous oil, without which our skin would be dry and flaky). The Sebaceous glands oil protects the skin from the elements such as sunlight and the cold. For the Laser to achieve total destruction of the root of the hair (the Papilla is the germinative part of the hair) it must sacrifice the microorganisms of the skin. This is disastrous to the functionality of your skin. It destroys the collagen fibers which control the elasticity of the skin, critical for skin tone, Mechanoreceptors (Pachianian Corpuscle) Pressure and Vibration Receptors. The Appocrine and Eccrine Sebaceous glands are destroyed. The Suderiferous Gland, otherwise known as the sweat gland, is lost in the area treated by the Laser. Sensory and Autonomic Nerve fibers along with veins and arteries which nourish the skin, let alone provide skin sensations such as being burned or frozen, are lost in the treated area. These skin functions are lost when they are burned. Look at skin that has been burned and you will see the proof.

The germinative papilla or root of the hair usually lies at the top of the subcutaneous tissue where the couplers (blood supply) that nourish each individual hair are located. Not all follicles produce hair and they are damaged or permanently destroyed too. The smallest laser beam used for hair removal is dime sized in diameter; most are the diameter of a quarter or nickel. What happens to the skin and all its microorganisms where there is no hair? It’s easy to see that to get a few hairs that are not concentrated; you must destroy a lot of surrounding tissue. This is a lack of medical common sense. Who established this unprofessional medical protocol?

I know that if properly informed, patients would be most unwilling to sacrifice their skin to rid themselves of their unwanted hair. In one square inch of skin there are four yards of nerve fibers, 1300 nerve cells, 100 sweat glands, three million cells and three yards of blood vessels. Yet there is not one nerve fiber inside the follicle. A professionally trained Electrologist can avoid nerve fibers.

Doctors are always telling patients, “Stay out of the sun because it damages the skin.” What could happen if the intense heat and ultraviolet radiation produced by a laser triggered a dormant basal or squamous or basal skin cancer cell? Have you ever thought of how hot a laser is? Of course everyone wants to have healthy beautiful skin but the safety of the laser is not proven. Should we play “Russian Roulette” with our health with a quick fix that has not proven to be permanent? Until the Laser can be proven safe and effective in a double blind study with honest test results, laser hair removal should be banned for the safety of the public. Only a physician should be allowed to use a laser for scientific research. Quite a few states have pending legislation, limiting laser use to physicians. I am in total agreement with that.

One must realize that all the body’s defensive micro-organs that protect us could be compromised or be lost permanently in areas burned by a laser. Infection is the biggest risk to a severe burn victim (See my Info-Laser- Links). Certain large areas such as legs could be rendered completely dysfunctional and be permanently scarred.

I have recently been the target of a particular laser company who used the foulest obscene language in a response to this report! Then he said, “I’m just trying to show you how to make more f—–g money”. All for the fact that I made an honest complaint about their illegal advertising and strong-arm business Tactics. These people make phony appointments and threatening phone calls to me. They’re real brave, aren’t they? This was a representative of Medical Doctor’s office. There is nothing wrong with free enterprise except when its laws are violated and its ethics, which I cherish, are flushed down the toilet. Certified Electrologists slander me for printing the truth. If they keep it up I will just work harder. I’ll publish their education and qualifications and compare them to mine, most notably the ones who took the correspondence courses in electrolysis that total no more than 100 hours.

A broad beamed, dime size diameter laser is missing its intended microscopic target, the papilla. The microscopic opening of the hair shaft and all its essential microorganisms are permanently damaged and lost. The only laser operators that do not damage your skin are the ones who turn the laser down so low that it only burns the hair off at the surface of the skin. Of course then the patient still has the hair problem; they now suffer from PLOM (permanent loss of money). That’s why patients who come to me who have had this form of laser treatment still have their hair problem. Gee, I wonder why? The ones who had the intense laser treatment have some hair-free treated areas where the skin has obviously been burned. We were taught in Electrolysis school that hair will not grown on scar tissue. These patients’ skin has been permanently discolored and burned and they still have most or all of their unwanted hair problems. From the base of the interior structure of the follicle known as the papillae to the orifice there are no nerve fibers inside it, so if you’re having treatment performed by an educated competent, licensed and registered electrologist who has the proper skill; you will find your treatments surprisingly comfortable.

The FDA states, “The Laser cannot be advertised as painless”. We know this is true because burning skin hurts. A professionally trained electrologist does not allow this damage to happen. Yet, when I read the Yellow Pages all I can see are claims that lasers are a painless, permanent, gentle treatment and superior over electrolysis and all other forms of hair removal. Look in any Yellow Pages telephone book under Electrolysis to see what I mean. These Certified “Wonder” Electrologists advertise reasonably priced laser treatments- on one Laser Web Site one advertises how excruciatingly painful electrolysis is and never mentions how painful the laser is. Of course some people are not aware of the FDA ruling that laser operators cannot advertise laser treatments as painless. Is the laser operator unaware? She also has an electrolysis web site, in which she proclaims how comfortable electrolysis treatments are. It sounds like someone is playing on both sides of the fence to get both hands into your pockets. Gee, I wonder where all those phony phone calls come from.

The electrolysis profession has always used all FDA approved equipment, and our profession is one hundred and seventeen years old. All our equipment is scrutinized and approved by the FDA. The AMA also approves electrolysis. Have they approved the laser? The FDA is besieged by unimaginable numbers of lobbyists and aggressive marketers, or should I say racketeers, trying to get approval for it. The electrolysis machine has been classified as a class one medical device that has stood the test of time, and now we have state of the art computerized equipment. The best Electrologists use computerized epilators that are up to date. The gray area in which laser operators advertise warrants a full-scale investigation. They have not proven the safety of their equipment, established professional guidelines, or real schools where the course results in a License and Registration. There is no uniformity of standards in their business. I think it is most unfair that they have gotten away with operating in such a manner for so long.

I’m from Massachusetts, though I like to use the expression “I’m from Missouri”. Let’s see them prove their claims with valid scientific data. All their equipment should be tested by honest and reliable independent organizations such as Underwriters Laboratories. After fourteen years to this day not one laser manufacturer has presented their laser hair removal equipment for a double blind study. I wonder why?

I truly believe that the laser should be banned and laser parlors should have their advertising for false claims and promises and it is proven (or made) safe and effective. Right now, physicians should be the only ones to use this equipment, which ought to be considered experimental at this stage. I wonder though, after this thesis is published, if they would have volunteers? And laser operators should advertise among themselves, in their own category, not under electrolysis. They should not be allowed to damage the reputation of an established profession by passing themselves off as fake members of it.

Laser Parlors routinely lie and Electrolysis Key Words like Short-Wave- Blend and Thermolysis Treatments. When their unsuspecting clients arrive they she had to go home or some other lie however they do have a laser tech available. If you want catch them in a lie tell them to guarantee you, Permanent Hair Removal. Laser Parlor Operators cringe when they hear three words.

The biggest Red Flag they have is they will offer to finance you treatments and do not sign on their dotted line because there are high interest loans that take advantage of you the consumer. It’s a known fact that most Laser Parlors have “professional closers” that use Senegali Hypnosis Tactics. In addition that collection agency thugs and other low life to ruin your life. Another red flag is when Laser Parlor operator tells you that temporary laser hair removal is painless! The FDA ruled that Laser Parlors cannot claim or advertise permanent hair removal or painless hair removal in any form or manner.

My Credentials

My professional schooling in electrolysis and electrology consisted of the following; 500 hours in Theoretical Sciences, Endocrinology, Histology, Biology, Microbiology, Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology, Hygiene, Sanitation and Sterilization, plus Electricity and Professional Ethics, while simultaneously taking 600 hours of practical application, for a total of 1100 hours of profession education. The Massachusetts State Board of Registration of Electrologists monitored my grades during my training. Upon completion of the requisites you are required to complete a patient thesis, Mid-term and final examinations plus a two-hour written State Board Examination and one hour practical examination. I successfully completed these examinations and was awarded a Massachusetts License and was designated a Registered Electrologist. I was awarded a diploma and issued a pocket license still current today. I graduated from Miss Kelly’s School of Electrology in 1979, one of the oldest and the best schools in the country for my chosen profession. Massachusetts began licensing and registering Electrologists in 1959, the first state in the nation to do so. Even though I live and work in Arizona I run my practice as if I were in Massachusetts and keep my license and registration current. In essence that means that a state board inspector could walk in any time with no warning, and inspect my office, equipment, hygiene and sanitation and sterilization equipment and cleanliness.

After completing the above mentioned, I authored, edited and published the Scientific Electrologist© editions 1, 2, 3 & 4, The Electrologist’s Diagnostic Case History© and booklet with instructions, The Electrologist’s Insertion Guide©, and the Electrologist Encyclopedia© and last but not least, this Scientific Thesis, LASER HAIR REMOVAL: AMERICA’S MOST DANGEROUS UNPROVEN TECHNOLOGY©

Also, I was a distributor and factory representative for a leading R.A. Fischer Company a manufacturer of medical grade Electronics Corporation, which allowed me unlimited access to the modern computerized epilators (electrolysis equipment). All my equipment that I use is FDA approved and has earned the approval seal of Underwriters Laboratories “Seal of Quality.” In addition I was the first Massachusetts Licensed and Registered Electrologist in the USA to use computerized epilators in 1985. The equipment I use has the highest U.P.E.M.A rating (United Professional Epilators Manufacturers Association).

Finally, I was sought out as a guest lecturer at Harvard Medical School from 1983-1987 on the subjects of Human Sexuality, Psychology, endocrinology and electrolysis. Since my basic education I have graduated from numerous schools to enhance my medical education. I am also qualified as professional witness for victims who have been permanently burned or disfigured.

To summarize: There are too many unanswered questions about America’s most dangerous unproven technology. The law requires that all equipment and personnel who use it are to report injuries and damage that has harmed a patient’s physical appearance and emotionally damaged that person. Eventually, when more attention is paid and testing becomes required, every malpractice report and incident should be mandated by the FDA to become public through the Federal Freedom of Information Act of 1974. Instead, most claims are paid by insurance companies who then pass off the increased cost to the consumer. Not only does the victim suffer, but the public does too, by increased health care costs. If I were contemplating have laser treatments I would make sure my insurance company offered palliative care, so check you’re insurance if you are going to take such a risk. When an individual whose only goal was to improve their appearance ends up permanently deformed with second and third degree burns that cannot be repaired by plastic surgery, ask you, what is their final outcome? Their final outcome is shame and devastating depression because of their ruined appearance for the rest of their lives. They are left with only one recourse and that is to file a lawsuit which takes years to come to a fair and just settlement. For that is the way the system operates, big insurance companies have big lawyers and their legal strategy is to prevent or prolong the victim’s compensation as long as possible.

If the laser had properly been tested by at least two bona fide independent testing agencies that had not one financial interest, in my professional opinion this untested dangerous laser technology would never have been allowed to be used. The Laser was never designed or intended in any manner to facilitate safe, permanent hair removal and it is illegal for the Laser Industry to advertise permanent hair removal in any form. If every case where a patient had been physically and emotionally mutilated was required by law to be reported, these tragedies would not continue. Instead the victims were paid off (out of court settlement). When you settle a malpractice claim out of court the injuring party requires that you sign a waiver never to divulge it publicly or privately. If every one of these inhuman atrocities was made public it would result in FDA investigation. In addition, they should be required by law to properly prove and test their product, their practitioners and last but not least, their non-existent ethics. The lobbyists and big money, big marketers who have rushed this dangerous, untested technology through our government should be investigated for that reason alone! With finical clout and lobbying the Laser Industry keeps on moving its special interests through our government and that undermines our civil rights and the safety checks and laws that were put in place to protect you the public from harm. That these individuals can do such physical and emotional harm to a fellow human being is morally wrong. These people have sold their souls for greed and avarice. How they are able to go home and sleep at night clearly demonstrates their total lack of humanity.

The Laser Industry has attacked the Electrolysis-Electrology profession since its conception in 1996. They have slandered us and accused the Electrolysis-Electrology profession of only being interested in maintaining the Status Quo. Well, they are wrong; we Electrologists are good people who care, especially those of us have taken the time, the effort and have worked hard to become educated, State Licensed and Registered Electrologists. We have worked hard to create State Boards of Electrologists to regulate and insure the safety of the public and to insure the quality of your treatments. We Electrologists have Schools, Guilds, Associations, and we share our knowledge and pass it down to each other and the next generation. To insure your safety ask why the Laser Parlor operators why they have none of the above. Ask them why they do not have a State Board of Laser Operators to answer to. Ask them why most of their schools are only forty hours long. Ask them, if it is so safe and works so well, then why are people still being maimed and mutilated? Ask them to guarantee you in writing that this will not happen again. Ask them why they have no double-blind study as stated above? However, I ask you the consumer that after having seen all the photographs and read the reports is it worth the risk? If you are a victim or have a friend that is a victim, send me your photograph and your story. I will do as much as possible to bring your story and injustice to the attention of the public. For when we bring the truth forward only then will we have justice, along with public peer pressure that will bring an end to this unproven, untested, and most dangerous technology that lives off of you, the consumer?

Thank you for your time and attention,

Kimberly Williams, R.E., Dean

Owner & Founder of Boston Electrolysis®

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