Which of the following treatments might a client question if they experience skin problems afterward?

Electrolysis is a hair removal technique that involves using an electric current to destroy hair follicles, and it can sometimes lead to temporary skin reactions. Clients may question this treatment, especially if they experience issues such as redness, swelling, or irritation immediately afterward. These effects can be concerning for clients, particularly if they are not expecting any adverse reactions, as they may perceive these reactions as skin problems arising from the procedure.

It’s important for clients to be aware of the possibility of mild side effects following electrolysis, which can include transient redness or slight swelling at the treatment sites. While these symptoms are usually temporary and resolve on their own, a client who is new to electrolysis may not anticipate such effects and might wonder if something went wrong during the treatment.

In contrast, while clients may also experience reactions from other treatments like facials or waxing, electrolysis is specifically targeted at hair removal and directly involves the use of electricity, which can lead to more pronounced concerns about skin issues immediately following the procedure.