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Are electrolysis needles re-sterilized by the electrolysis current flowing through them?

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Are electrolysis needles re-sterilized by the electrolysis current flowing through them?

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Electrolysis current does not sterilize (make free of microorganisms) the needle. Saving back a needle for another treatment encounter for the same or another patient is considered an unsafe practice habit that may lead to serious infection. There is no valid reason for the re-use of an electrology needle. Additionally, all secondary instruments should be sterilized with an autoclave (pressurized steam sterilizer) or dry heat sterilizer. Other components in the treatment area (cables, machine cases, treatment chair, etc.) should be cleaned with a hospital-type disinfectant such as glutaraldehyde.

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