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Michel, 1875

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Title: Trichiasis and distichiasis; with an improved method for radical treatment

Authors: Michel CE

Journal: St. Louis Clinical Record, 1875 Oct; 2:145-148

PMID: ---

This is the first published clinical report of permanent hair removal with electrolysis.

Dr. Charles Michel, a St. Louis ophthalmologist, devised electrolysis to treat ingrown eyelashes. He reports, "In 1869, I devised and had made a delicate electro-cautery, with which I propose destroying the follicle and the hair papilla."

He used galvanic current with a gold needle. Galvanic electrolysis performed today operates on the same principles and with the same results, although machines now use modified current from a wall outlet and have gauges to measure and regulate intensity.

 

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