
Electrolysis in Irvine means permanent hair removal done one follicle at a time by a licensed electrologist. Our studio sits on Sky Park Circle near John Wayne Airport, with free parking and hours from 8am to 9pm daily. Sessions start at $50, and your first consultation is free.
Key facts
| Location | 18021 Sky Park Circle, Suite N, Irvine, CA 92614, near John Wayne Airport |
|---|---|
| Parking | Free parking at the studio |
| Hours | Daily, 8am to 9pm |
| Prices | From $50 for 20 minutes, full list on the prices page |
| Method | Thermolysis, galvanic or blend on Apilus, sterile single-use probes |
| Specialist | Aida Khazieva, licensed cosmetologist and electrologist, 20+ years, 10,000+ clients |
| Rating | Rated 5 on Google |
| New clients | Free 15-minute consultation, $25 off the first session |
Where is the studio, and is parking free?
The studio is at 18021 Sky Park Circle, Suite N, Irvine, CA 92614, in the Sky Park business area close to John Wayne Airport. Parking at the studio is free, so you do not need to budget extra time or money to find a spot.
Sky Park is a practical spot for a hair removal habit that runs weekly at first. You can book a visit before work, on a lunch break or after dinner, because we are open every day from 8am to 9pm. Phone is (949) 444-6191, and the contact page has the map and booking link.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 18021 Sky Park Circle, Suite N, Irvine, CA 92614 |
| Nearby landmark | John Wayne Airport |
| Parking | Free |
| Hours | Daily, 8am to 9pm |
| Phone | (949) 444-6191 |
| Booking | Online through Square, or by phone |
Expert tip from Aida KhazievaPick a studio you can reach easily, because early sessions are weekly. Ask your electrologist about licensing, sterile single-use probes and how the plan changes as hair thins.
Licensed cosmetologist and electrologist, 20+ years
Which Irvine neighborhoods and nearby cities do clients come from?
Clients come from all over Irvine and from the cities around it, because a hair removal course is a repeat commitment and people pick a place that fits their week.
- Woodbridge. Families and professionals who like to book a standing weekly slot.
- Turtle Rock. Clients near the hills who prefer an early morning or late evening visit.
- University Park. Students and staff who fit sessions around class and work schedules.
- Irvine Spectrum area. Clients who work or live near the Spectrum and want a visit before or after the day.
We also see clients from Newport Beach, Tustin, Costa Mesa, Lake Forest, Laguna Hills and other Orange County cities. If you live farther out, ask at your consultation how to plan visits so the schedule stays comfortable. Longer gaps later in the course make that easier.
How much does electrolysis cost in Irvine?
Electrolysis is priced per session by the area and the time it takes, from $50 for 20 minutes. Many medspas charge more, and the pricing here is flat and posted.
| Area | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Upper lip | 20 min | $50 |
| Chin | 30 min | $65 |
| Face, general zone | 30 min | $75 |
| Cheek, neck, hairline, underarm | 45 min | $90 |
| Chest and decollete | 45 min | $100 |
| Bikini | 60 min | $110 |
| PCOS session | 60 min | $110 |
| Arm, back | 60 min | $120 |
| Brazilian | 60 min | $130 |
| Leg | 60 min | $150 |
First-time clients take $25 off. Packages save 10% on 5 visits and 15% on 10 visits. See the prices page for the current list, and ask about gift cards if you are buying for someone else.
How do you choose an electrologist?
Choose an electrologist who is licensed, who uses sterile single-use probes, and who offers a free look at your skin before you pay for anything.
Electrolysis is skilled hand work. Two people with the same device can give very different results, so it is worth checking a few points before you book:
- Licensed in California, and happy to say so
- A new sterile probe opened in front of you for each client
- Years of experience, not just months
- Offers thermolysis, galvanic and blend, so the method fits the hair
- Works on every skin tone and hair color
- Gives a free or low-cost consultation with an honest estimate
- Posts prices and explains how sessions are timed
- Does not promise a number of sessions up front
- Keeps the room clean, with gloves and clear aftercare instructions
Aida Khazieva has been a licensed cosmetologist and electrologist for 20+ years, has treated 10,000+ clients, and trains other electrologists. We are rated 5 on Google. Read more on the about Aida page.
What can you expect from the first visit?
The first visit is a conversation, a close look at your skin, and, if you wish, a first treatment. The consultation takes 15 minutes and costs nothing.
Your electrologist asks about your hair history, medications and goals. She checks hair type and skin, tests a small area if needed, and explains the method she would use. You get a personal estimate for the number of sessions. As a guide, a small facial area typically takes 8 to 15 sessions over 9 to 18 months, with weekly visits at first, then spaced out. Results vary.
| Stage | Visit frequency | Typical timing |
|---|---|---|
| Clearing | Every 1 to 2 weeks | Months 1 to 3 |
| Thinning | Every 2 to 3 weeks | Months 3 to 9 |
| Finishing | Every 4 to 6 weeks | Months 9 to 18 |
A typical plan, not a promise. Aida adjusts it to how your hair responds.

Which services do Irvine clients ask for most?
The facial areas lead the list, followed by underarms, bikini and legs.
Hormonal hair
PCOS and hirsutism need a longer plan, ideally alongside your doctor. See PCOS facial hair.
Hair laser missed
Gray, blonde and fine hair respond to electrolysis. Read switching from laser to electrolysis.
If you are comparing methods first, electrolysis vs laser sets out the differences plainly.
What is the booking process, step by step?
Booking takes a few minutes online or by phone. You choose a time, and we hold the slot for your consultation or first treatment.
- Open the booking link on our contact page or call (949) 444-6191.
- Choose a free consultation, or pick your area for a first treatment.
- Pick a day. We are open daily from 8am to 9pm.
- Arrive a few minutes early, park for free, and come to Suite N.
- After the visit, book the next one before you leave so your weekly slot stays yours.
If you are not sure which area to start with, book the consultation. It takes 15 minutes, costs nothing, and there is no pressure to treat the same day. If you do decide to start, the $25 first-session offer applies.
How do you compare electrolysis with other options in Orange County?
The main choice in Orange County is between electrolysis, laser, waxing and shaving. They differ in what they remove, for how long, and on whom.
| Method | How long it lasts | Works on | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electrolysis | Permanent, treated follicles do not grow back | All skin tones and hair colors | One hair at a time, takes months |
| Laser | Reduction, often regrowth | Dark hair on lighter skin | Misses gray, blonde and fine hair |
| Waxing | Weeks | Most hair | Can cause ingrowns |
| Shaving | Days | Any hair | Stubble, razor bumps |
Many medspas around the county charge more for laser packages and offer them to everyone, even when hair is not a good candidate. Electrolysis is the only method the FDA allows to be marketed as permanent hair removal. If you want the details, electrolysis vs laser goes through each difference.
What questions should you ask at a consultation?
Ask about the person, the process and the plan, in that order. The answers tell you whether this studio is the right fit.
- Who will treat me, and how long have they practiced?
- Is a new sterile probe opened for each client?
- Which method will you use on my hair, and why?
- How many sessions do you expect, and what could change that?
- What will each session cost, and are there packages?
- What should I do between visits?
- What happens if my skin reacts?
A good electrologist answers plainly and does not guarantee a number of sessions. We offer a free 15-minute consultation so you can ask all of this in person, look around the room, and decide at your own pace.
Is the Sky Park location convenient for busy schedules?
For many clients it is, because the studio is in a business area with free parking and long daily hours. Early morning and late evening slots help people who work, study or care for children.
Weekly visits early in the course are the part that most affects scheduling, so it helps to choose a standing day and time. Many clients pick a regular slot before work or after dinner and keep it for the first few months. As visits space out to every three or four weeks and then longer, the commitment gets lighter.
If you live near the 405, the 5 or the 55, ask when you book which hours tend to be calmest. We do not quote travel times, because they change with the day. What we can say is that the address is easy to find, parking is free, and the hours run from 8am to 9pm every day of the week.
What should you know about aftercare between visits?
Aftercare is simple: keep the skin clean, protected and untouched. Healing is quick on most areas, and a few habits make it faster.
| Do | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Wash gently with a mild cleanser | Picking or scratching small scabs |
| Use sunscreen daily | Sunbathing and tanning beds for several days |
| Apply a soothing, fragrance free product | Heavy makeup the same day |
| Trim hair between visits | Waxing, threading and plucking |
| Keep the next appointment | Long gaps early in the course |
For the full routine, see the aftercare tips you receive at your visit. Mild pinkness for a few hours is normal and fades on its own.
Do you need to live in Irvine to start?
No. Clients come from across Orange County, and the weekly rhythm in the first months is the only part that asks for regular travel. Once hairs thin out, visits space to every three or four weeks and later every four to six, so the trip gets easier as you progress.
If you are comparing studios, look at hours, parking and the electrologist's experience, then book a consultation to see the room. Our HSA and FSA article also explains how card payments work.
How do you get ready for your visit?
Arrive with 1 to 2 mm of hair and skin free of other hair removal.
- Shave or trim one or two days ahead
- Skip waxing, threading and plucking for at least 3 weeks
- Come without makeup or sunscreen on the area
- Bring a list of medications and skin products
- Plan for light pinkness for a few hours afterward
Payment methods include cards, and we accept HSA and FSA cards. Eligibility depends on your plan, so check with your administrator.
Results vary by person. Electrolysis is performed by a licensed professional, and an individual estimate is given at your consultation.
Bottom line
Electrolysis in Irvine is easiest when you pick a studio close to home or work, check that your electrologist is licensed, and ask for a free consultation first. Ours is on Sky Park Circle near John Wayne Airport, with free parking and hours from 8am to 9pm daily. Call (949) 444-6191 to book.
Questions
Where is your electrolysis studio in Irvine?
We are at 18021 Sky Park Circle, Suite N, Irvine, CA 92614, in the Sky Park area near John Wayne Airport. Parking is free.
What are your hours?
We are open daily from 8am to 9pm. Early and late slots help clients who work or study during the day.
How much does electrolysis cost in Irvine?
Sessions start at $50 for 20 minutes on the upper lip. Larger areas cost more because they take longer, up to $150 for a 60-minute leg session.
Do I need a consultation first?
A 15-minute in-person consultation is free and recommended. You meet your electrologist, see the room, and get a personal estimate.
Do you see clients from outside Irvine?
Yes. Many clients come from Newport Beach, Tustin, Costa Mesa, Lake Forest, Laguna Hills and other Orange County cities.
How do I know an electrologist is qualified?
Ask about licensing, years of experience, sterile single-use probes and which methods are offered. A good electrologist answers these plainly and offers a consultation.
Is electrolysis safe for all skin tones?
Yes. It does not rely on pigment, so it works on all skin tones and hair colors, including gray and blonde.
Can I use an HSA or FSA card?
Yes, we accept HSA and FSA cards. Eligibility depends on your plan, so check with your administrator.
Sources
- Cleveland Clinic. Electrolysis
- U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (FDA). 21 CFR 878.5350: Needle-type epilator
- California Department of Consumer Affairs. DCA License Search
This article is general information about cosmetic treatments, not medical advice. For a skin or hormonal condition, talk to your doctor or dermatologist.
