Which method of electrolysis is known to be faster than the galvanic method?

Thermolysis, also known as radiofrequency electrolysis, utilizes high-frequency electrical currents to generate heat in the hair follicle, which leads to the destruction of the hair's growth cells. This method is considered faster than the galvanic method because it works through heat rather than chemical reactions. While the galvanic method requires a longer time to effectively destroy hair follicles by chemically dissolving the follicular tissue, thermolysis provides quicker results thanks to its ability to deliver rapid energy directly to the targeted area.

The blend method combines both galvanic and thermolysis techniques, aiming to harness the benefits of each but typically does not surpass the speed of thermolysis alone. The single-needle and multiple-needle methods refer to the application of electrolysis using one or many probes simultaneously, respectively. Although they are effective, their speed is generally comparable to or less than that of thermolysis, particularly without the heat element that accelerates follicle destruction in thermolysis.