Grey and white hair electrolysis
Reviewed by Dr. Arbab Shereen Khan, Consultant Dermatologist · October 2026
Ask about this serviceWhat it is
Sterex electrolysis (UK) for white, grey, blond and black hair that laser cannot treat, done one follicle at a time under a doctor's supervision. Thermolysis mode also treats fine red facial veins.
What to expect
Each hair is treated individually, so sessions depend on the area and hair density. Results vary by hair and skin type.
Devices and methods
Sterex electrolysis
Common questions
Does electrolysis work on black hair too?
Yes. Sterex electrolysis treats white, grey, blond and black hair, one follicle at a time, under a doctor's supervision. The doctor advises after examination.
Will electrolysis stop new grey hairs from growing?
No. Electrolysis removes the grey hairs that are there now; it does not stop new hairs from turning grey. Results vary from person to person; several sessions may be needed; the doctor advises after examination.
How long does an electrolysis session take?
Each hair is treated individually, so the time depends on the area and how many hairs there are. The doctor estimates the session time and the number of sessions at the visit. Results vary from person to person; several sessions may be needed; the doctor advises after examination.
Can electrolysis treat fine red veins on the face?
Yes. The thermolysis mode of Sterex electrolysis is also used for fine red veins on the face. The doctor advises after examination.
How much does electrolysis cost?
It depends on the area and how many hairs need treatment, which the doctor sees at the visit. The doctor explains the plan and the fees after the examination.
Skin and hair doctors
- Dr. Arbab Shereen Khan, Consultant Dermatologist
- Dr. Nabila Naz, Cosmetic Gynecologist
- Dr. Syed Nouman Shah, Aesthetic Physician
- Dr. Muhammad Saleem, Skin, Hair, Nail & STD Specialist
Related treatments
Advance Cosmetic, behind Saleem Complex, Patel Bagh, Quetta