Permanent hair removal is here!

November 6, 2023

Flawless Electrolysis

If you've been looking for a permanent solution to unwanted hair, book a consultation with Flawless Electrolysis located in the medical spa suite at the Pomerene Medical Building.


The service is offered by Kiersten Steiner, a certified Electrologist/Cosmetic Therapist,  who spent more than 8 years as a registered nurse at Pomerene Hospital. Electrolysis/Thermolysis is an FDA approved method to effectively eradicate hairs and prevent them from growing back. It is effective for both women and men of all hair colors and skin tones. 


From brows to legs, Kiersten safely employs precise techniques to target individual hair follicles, ensuring patient comfort throughout the procedure. 


Here’s how it works:

  1. A tiny probe is inserted into the hair follicle
  2. Galvanic current is applied, and lye produced, which will destroy the hair follicle’s ability to grow new hair (Electrolysis), or Radiofrequency waves heat up and destroy the hair follicle’s ability to grow new hair. (Thermolysis)
  3. Hair is then epilated/removed


If you're curious about the process or have any questions, get in touch with Kiersten at 330-317-2210. She's more than willing to answer your queries and guide you through your journey to permanent hair removal.


About Kiersten


A former Pomerene nurse, today Kiersten resides in Wayne County with her husband, Titus, and their two wonderful children, Gracyn and Hudson. They cherish their time together at a charming little farm where they work in the fields, feed the animals, and tend to the mini orchard and bees. When she’s not engrossed in a good book, enjoying a leisurely walk, or nurturing her flowers, you can find Kiersten playing the piano.


“Holmes County has always had a special place in my heart, so I decided to move my career back to serve this wonderful community,” she said. 


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