Abstract: An electrolysis machine which uses a plurality of probes each of which is to be insertable in conjunction with a hair follicle to effect removing of a hair. The probes are mounted on an arm unit which is adjustably movable to a multitude of different positions relative to a base unit which is fixedly located on a supporting surface. An electrolysis machine produces both direct current and a radio frequency with the user being able to select just the direct current or the direct current combined with the radio frequency in the performing of the destruction of the hair. The current emitted to effect the destruction of the hair is slowly raised (over a two second time period) to a level that is preset by the operator.