Two days designed for certified electrologists who want more than techniques:
they want clinical reasoning, evidence-informed decisions, and results that respect skin.
Where long-term clinical experience meets science — in one room.
Global Electrology Science Congress (GESC)
Scientific Conference (Day 1) + Hands-on Workshops (Day 2)
Warsaw, Poland • April 18–19, 2026
Simultaneous interpretation: EN / RU
Workshops limited to 40 participants
Certified professionals only (certificate required during registration)
Scientific Conference (Day 1) +
Hands-on Workshops (Day 2)
Interesting facts
Which temporary hair removal method is best?
Shaving, depilation with sugar or wax, tweezing, hair removal creams, and laser – all of these methods help get rid of hair temporarily. But do they do more good or harm? How do they differ? What happens to our skin and hair? The biggest hair removal myths and more.
Did you know that more hair grows on the left side of the body?
The human body is still being extensively studied and analyzed by scientists. But some facts are fun, interesting, and “explain everything”. It is because of the large number of questions from clients: “why is there more hair on this side than on the other side as I plucked it on both sides?” I decided to look into it further and found the answer.
Polycystic ovary syndrome – impact on hair growth.
It’s no secret that there is a good chance that hormones affected by this syndrome often activate hair follicles, which start to grow thick and dark hair on the face. How to relieve these symptoms and what can’t be done in the fight against hormonal hair?
What would happen if not a single peach fuzz on your face was left?
Electroepilation can remove any hair, whether thick or thin, light or dark, but what would happen if we had no peach fuzz on our faces?
Or maybe you’ve already tried electroepilation but it has proved ineffective?
In this section, I will describe the factors that led to the failure of electroepilation. There are more than a few, so read on and think – maybe you should give this procedure a second chance. After all, there is a reason why it has been recognized as the only procedure that can remove hair PERMANENTLY.
