What is the galvanic electrolysis method also referred to as?

The galvanic electrolysis method is often referred to as the multiple-needle process because it utilizes multiple needles (electrodes) simultaneously to break down hair follicles. This technique involves the application of a direct electrical current to the follicle through these needles, which generates a chemical reaction leading to the destruction of the hair's growth cells. This method is particularly effective because it targets numerous hair follicles at once, thus speeding up the hair removal process compared to using a single needle.

The multiple-needle approach aligns with the principles of galvanic electrolysis, where the goal is to effectively and efficiently eliminate hair by treating several follicles in a single session. It is a distinct method that differs from other hair removal techniques, which may not involve the same electrical current application or multiple points of treatment.