Electrolysis By Vickie

Electrolysis By Vickie is a permanent hair removal clinic located at 595 Blossom Rd, Suite 305, in Rochester, NY. Established in 1981, the practice has operated for over four decades, providing electrolysis and related skincare services from its office inside the Blossom Business Center. The clinic operates by appointment only, Monday through Saturday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The proprietor, Vickie, brings more than 40 years of hands-on electrolysis experience to her practice.

The clinic's core service is electrolysis hair removal — a method that uses electric current to permanently disable individual hair follicles. Beyond traditional electrolysis, the practice offers several additional treatments:

• IPL (intense pulsed light) hair removal
• Laser hair removal
• Laser skin resurfacing
• Mesotherapy
• Skin lightening treatments
• Stretch mark removal
• Facials and skincare services

Appointments are required for all services. The clinic is listed at a moderate price point, and the practice emphasizes accessibility so that a range of clients can pursue ongoing treatments.

Electrolysis By Vickie is one of Rochester's longer-running electrolysis practices, with continuous operation since 1981. The clinic focuses specifically on the electrolysis method of permanent hair removal — a technique that works across all skin tones and hair types, unlike some laser-based alternatives. The practice maintains a single-practitioner model, with Vickie personally performing treatments and walking clients through the process during consultations.

The clinic is situated inside the Blossom Business Center, a renovated commercial building at the intersection of Blossom Road and Winton Road in Rochester's North Winton Village neighborhood. The building, originally constructed in 1930 and renovated in 2006, sits adjacent to Artisan Works, a well-known local art gallery and event space. On-site parking is available in the building's lot, and the surrounding area along Blossom and Winton roads includes a mix of retail shops and restaurants. The neighborhood draws from the adjacent Browncroft and East Avenue corridors, making the location accessible from several parts of the city's east side.