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I try to think back to how I found the Tao Clinic, but the only thing that is clear is that it was the luckiest day of my life.
I had a very difficult time with unwanted hair and had been battling it for years. This was due to both a hormonal problem and genetics. I had spent over 10 years in the pursuit of a "cure".
I would dutifully attend my electrolysis appointment on a weekly basis. Lay there and go through, sometimes, up to 2 hours of what I thought was a "treatment". The hairs kept coming back and even more, with the skin getting damaged. What I thought was treatment was in fact the opposite and eventually caused scarring.
I did not want to give up, but it seemed as if I would spend my life trying to rid myself of this problem, all the while taking up more time and money than I care to think about. I thought I was taking all the right steps, but I was wrong. Some technicians were not performing an effective electrolysis treatment.
After years of disappointment and disillusionment I found my way to Manju and the Tao Clinic. Fortunately Manju was a professional with dedication and integrity. She completed a free analysis to ensure that she could help. I began to take treatments from her and over a short period of time I started to see results. I reduced my visits to once a month and now just require the occasional "touch-up," 1-2 times a year!
I can't believe how much my life has changed. Before the freedom I was a slave to the weekly treatment. This meant not going on a vacation longer than 6 days. The day before, I felt awful until I could get rid of the hair. When I "do the math," it means that I would only have 2 to 3 days a week, when my unwanted hair would not be an obsession. It's no way to live. Now I can focus on so much more. Not feeling like I have to hide myself away for days at a time.
Due to these changes I have the money to maintain a house, confidence to advance my career and belief in myself. All of this has allowed me to improve my life, not just on a cosmetic level, but a true life change.
– Karen Mootoo
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