Where should electrolysis be avoided during the last trimester of pregnancy?

During the last trimester of pregnancy, electrolysis should be avoided on the breasts and abdomen due to several considerations related to the health and safety of both the pregnant person and the unborn child. The breasts experience significant changes during pregnancy, including swelling, sensitivity, and the preparation for lactation. Performing electrolysis in this area could cause undue discomfort or complications.

The abdomen is also a sensitive area, especially in the later stages of pregnancy when the body is accommodating the growing fetus. Treatments in this region could potentially pose risks of stress or injury, which can affect both the mother and the baby. Additionally, hormonal fluctuations during pregnancy can lead to increased sensitivity, making electrolysis treatments more painful or less effective in these areas.

By avoiding electrolysis on the breasts and abdomen during pregnancy, practitioners help ensure a safer and more comfortable experience for the client while minimizing any potential risks.