On which part of the body do you find the most red dots after electrolysis?

The most red dots after electrolysis are typically found on the legs. This is because the legs often have larger areas of hair growth as well as coarser hair follicles, which can react more noticeably to the electrolysis process. The intensity of the procedure can lead to a greater likelihood of immediate post-treatment erythema (redness of the skin).

Additionally, the skin on the legs might be more sensitive to electrical pulses used in electrolysis, leading to more pronounced reactions like red dot formation. While the face also experiences redness after treatment due to its delicate skin and rich vascular supply, the frequency and density of hair on the legs generally result in a higher incidence of visible red dots.

Understanding that hair density, skin type, and treatment area all contribute to how the body reacts to electrolysis is essential in predicting and managing the effects seen post-treatment.