Royal College Of Newcastle Skin Therapies

Royal College Of Newcastle Skin Therapies The Royal College of Newcastle, has been formulated to teach Beauty Therapy and Aesthetics from trainers with over 40 years experience.

We are constantly developing and training with new techniques and products.

At RCON, electrolysis isn’t just something we teach — it’s something we practice every day.Whether you’re looking for pr...
21/08/2026

At RCON, electrolysis isn’t just something we teach — it’s something we practice every day.

Whether you’re looking for professional electrolysis hair removal for yourself, or you’re a therapist, clinician or clinic wanting to develop your skills, we offer both in-clinic treatments and advanced industry training.

Our focus is the same in both spaces: evidence-based practice, sound treatment planning, and understanding the why behind effective electrolysis.

For treatment bookings or training inquiries,
contact RCON on 0492 847 988.
Email: [email protected]
7/ 27 Annie St Wickham, Newcastle NSW

🌟 Welcome to Day 1! 🌟A very warm welcome to everyone joining us at the Royal College of Newcastle Skin Therapies for two...
20/07/2026

🌟 Welcome to Day 1! 🌟

A very warm welcome to everyone joining us at the Royal College of Newcastle Skin Therapies for two exciting days of advanced training with PBS Solutions.

We're looking forward to two days of learning, collaboration, and hands-on education as we explore the latest products, techniques, and evidence-based approaches together. Continuing education is at the heart of delivering safe, effective, and exceptional client outcomes, and we're thrilled to have you all here.

A huge thank you to PBS Solutions for partnering with us—we can't wait to get started!

Here's to an inspiring couple of days of learning, networking, and professional growth.

🧪 Myth vs Evidence #2 Myth:Cataphoresis is necessary after galvanic e...
18/07/2026

🧪 Myth vs Evidence #2
Myth:
Cataphoresis is necessary after galvanic electrolysis to neutralize the sodium hydroxide (lye) and disinfect the treated follicle.

Hi Everyone,Welcome to the first edition of RCON's Myth vs Evidence series.Each month, we'll explore a common misconcept...
10/07/2026

Hi Everyone,

Welcome to the first edition of RCON's Myth vs Evidence series.

Each month, we'll explore a common misconception surrounding electrolysis and advanced skin therapies, examine what the evidence tells us, and help separate fact from fiction.

This month's question is one I hear surprisingly often...

"If you use Red LED after electrolysis, won't it make the hair grow back?"

It's an understandable question, especially since Red LED (photobiomodulation) has been used to support certain types of hair loss.

The short answer is... no.

Here's why.

Red LED can only support living hair follicles that are still capable of producing hair.

Electrolysis works very differently.

The aim of electrolysis is to permanently destroy the follicle's ability to produce another hair. Once that follicle has been successfully treated, there is simply no functioning hair-producing structure left for Red LED to stimulate.

So why use Red LED after electrolysis?

Because we're treating the skin, not the hair.

Current evidence suggests Red LED may support the skin's natural healing response by:

✔ Reducing post-treatment redness

✔ Helping manage inflammation

✔ Supporting cellular energy (ATP production)

✔ Encouraging tissue repair

✔ Improving client comfort following treatment

Healthy healing and hair growth are not the same thing.

Supporting the skin after treatment does not reverse the permanent results of successful electrolysis. It simply helps create an environment that supports normal healing.

At RCON, we believe that asking questions and examining the evidence helps us all become better practitioners.

As our profession continues to evolve, so should our understanding.

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Have you heard this myth before?

Simply reply to this email—I'd love to hear your experiences or suggestions for future Myth vs Evidence topics.

Until next time, keep questioning, keep learning, and keep raising the standard of our profession.

08/07/2026

Does Red LED after electrolysis make hair grow back? 🤔

It's a common question—and one surrounded by misconceptions.

The confusion likely comes from Red LED being studied as a treatment for certain types of hair loss. But does that mean it can reverse the effects of successful electrolysis?

Let's explore the biology, examine the evidence, and separate myth from science.

Swipe through to discover why Red LED is used to support skin healing—not hair growth.

🔬 Question. Investigate. Learn. Advance.
Royal College of Newcastle Skin Therapies

Does redredred LED after electrolysis make hair grow back🤔It's a common question, and one surrounded by misconceptions.T...
08/07/2026

Does redredred LED after electrolysis make hair grow back🤔
It's a common question, and one surrounded by misconceptions.

The confusion likely comes from red LED being studied as a treatment for certain types of hair loss. But does that mean it can reverse the effects of successful electrolysis?

Let's exploreLet's exploreLet's explore the biology, examine the evidence, and separate myth from science.
Swipe through to discover why red LED is used to support skin healing - not hair growth

🔬 Question. Investigate. Learn. Advance.
Royal College of Newcastle Skin therapies

Excellence isn't achieved by standing still.Today is another intensive day of advanced electrolysis training, refining t...
25/06/2026

Excellence isn't achieved by standing still.

Today is another intensive day of advanced electrolysis training, refining techniques, challenging industry assumptions, and pushing clinical standards higher.

Electrolysis is far more than inserting a probe and pressing a foot pedal. True expertise requires a deep understanding of follicular anatomy, treatment modalities, energy delivery, healing responses, and the many biological factors that influence permanent hair removal outcomes.

At Royal College of Newcastle Skin Therapies, we are committed to ongoing professional development because our clients deserve practitioners who never stop learning.

Advanced training. Advanced protocols. Better outcomes.

The pursuit of excellence is ongoing.

, if you want something with a bit more punch:

While others are talking about electrolysis, we're advancing it.

Another day of intensive advanced industry training focused on elevating treatment precision, improving client outcomes, and strengthening the science behind permanent hair removal.

The difference between average and exceptional results is knowledge, skill, and a commitment to continuous learning.

Never stop learning.
Never stop improving.
Never stop raising the standard.

Today's training. Tomorrow's better outcomes.

Day 3 Advance Electrolysis Training in Newcastle Wickham. These guys are amazing!!
24/06/2026

Day 3 Advance Electrolysis Training in Newcastle Wickham. These guys are amazing!!

✨ What is Electrolysis? ✨Tired of constantly shaving, waxing, plucking or threading unwanted hair? Have hair that laser ...
23/06/2026

✨ What is Electrolysis? ✨

Tired of constantly shaving, waxing, plucking or threading unwanted hair? Have hair that laser and IPL can no longer treat?

Electrolysis is the only method of permanent hair removal that treats each individual hair follicle to progressively destroy the hair's ability to regrow. Suitable for both men and women, electrolysis can be used on virtually any area of the face and body and is effective on all hair colours, including blonde, grey, white and red hairs that cannot be treated successfully with many light-based hair removal systems.

💚 Why Choose Electrolysis?
✔ Permanent hair removal solution
✔ Suitable for all hair colours and skin types
✔ Ideal for facial hair, chin, upper lip and body hair
✔ Targets individual hairs with precision
✔ Helps reduce ingrown hairs
✔ Can improve confidence and self-esteem
✔ Safe and effective when performed by a trained practitioner

Electrolysis works by inserting a tiny sterile probe into the natural opening of the hair follicle and applying a controlled electrical current to disable the follicle's growth cells. As hair grows in cycles, a series of treatments is required to achieve optimal long-term results.

At Royal College of Newcastle Skin Therapies, we are passionate about educating clients and practitioners on this highly effective treatment. Whether you're looking for treatment or professional training, we're here to help.
** Models needed for training Wed 24th June and Thurs 25th June

📞 0492 847 988
📧 [email protected]
🌐 Royal College of Newcastle Skin Therapies

✨Lash Models Wanted Tomorrow!!✨
12/06/2026

✨Lash Models Wanted Tomorrow!!✨

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