Day-to-day operating brief
What Electrolysis (Permanent removal) work looks like in practice
An Electrolysis Practitioner inserts a fine sterile probe into individual follicles and applies an approved electrical modality to treat unwanted hair over a planned course. The role requires close visual work, stable equipment, correct probe selection, skin preparation, sharps control and continuous attention to client response. Terms should identify the modalities and areas authorised, competence, consultation and test treatment, single-use items, machine checks, treatment timing, records, aftercare and the boundary around medical or skin diagnosis. Productivity targets must not encourage rushed insertions or excessive treatment intensity. Course reviews should compare treated area, hair growth stage, skin recovery and session tolerance rather than promise progress from appointment count alone. Individual follicle treatment makes accurate area notes particularly valuable at the next visit.
Individually written and reviewed against the maintained role record.