Vivian Orgel's Credentials

While I have gained great recognition for my electrology advancements and skin injury prevention in beauty trade industry and personal image magazines, I didn't take the test to become certified because there isn’t an observed treatment examination. Anyone can learn or memorize the alphabet, but how many have great communication skills? How would anyone know if I gave a poor treatment? My credentials include physician and consumer endorsements.

Some physicians were clients. My techniques are cited many magazines including: Self, New York Times "Expert Electrologist", GQ "Amazing, the guru of over-growth", Seventeen, Essence, Glamour, Vogue, Women’s Day, industry magazines, and many more.

"Good-bye Facial Hair"

Whatever hair removal method you choose - wax, depilatory or bleach - here are two ways to avoid irritation, from NYC expert Vivian Orgel. To avoid ingrown hairs, exfoliate first - a gentle scrub helps expose hairs trapped under skin. An astringent after hair removal will help prevent infection.

Electrolysis (a pen-like probe, right, zaps papillae below the hair root with electric current) done in a salon is best; at home electrolysis tools can cause infection.

The information set forth on this site is a general discussion of electrolysis and dermatology issues which vary from individual to individual and is, therefore, NOT a substitute for a personalized consultation and/or medical advice. Neither Vivian Orgel nor MBBC, Inc. assume responsibility for any injury that may result from misinterpretation of the information herein as the proper advice should be from a board certified dermatologist before beginning any procedure. Vivian Orgel is an employee of MBBC, Inc.

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