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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2026 · 59 MIN

Electrolysis and laser innovations with Carine Angelillo from Silhouet-Tone

from Electrolysis Unplugged · host Electrology Education Coalition -E2C

In this episode of Electrolysis Unplugged, hosts Stephanie Shields and Joanie Gonella sit down with Carine Angelillo for an in-depth conversation on innovation, education, and the future of hair removal training.Carine shares insights into the latest advancements from Silhouet-Tone, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how evolving technology is shaping both electrolysis and laser practices. Together, the trio explores the critical need for bridging education across modalities, the realities of training practitioners in an increasingly integrated clinical landscape, and how future-forward, ethical education models can better serve professionals and patients alike.This episode goes beyond devices and settings, diving into collaboration between disciplines, raising industry standards, and preparing the next generation of practitioners with confidence, competence, and context. A must-listen conversation for electrologists, laser professionals, educators, and anyone invested in the future of inclusive, evidence-informed hair removal care.

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