Experienced electrologists use Ballet probes for their superior precision. The micro-polished tip ensures smooth insertions, while the one-piece construction offers reliability and control.
Ballet works with all modalities of electrolysis and all modern electrolysis machines.
Consistent tip shape, low risk of breakage, and quality materials keep your clients’ skin protected.
Manufactured with state-of-the-art technology for smooth insertions, over and over again.
A distributor network spanning 40+ countries ensures you always have access to the probes you depend on.
From standard stainless to gold-plated and insulated options — Ballet offers the right probe for every modality. Click here for a probe choice guide
The Ballet insulated probe is coated with a medical-grade insulation less than one micron thick. This special coating allows smooth insertions and stands up to the longest treatments.
Nerves in the sensitive surface layers of the skin are protected, reducing discomfort and irritation.
Gold is a soft nickel-free metal, gentle on the skin and more conductive than steel, for more immediate reaction and higher heat in the follicle. Redness and swelling are reduced and the skin more rapidly returns to homeostasis.
The Ballet stainless steel probe is the most economical probe in the Ballet range. It is best used on clients with healthy, non-sensitive skin who respond well to electrolysis.
All Ballet probes are micropolished along the probe shaft and tip to make insertions smooth and protect clients’ skin from irritation and discomfort.
Professional Trust
Ballet is a small team with a big mission: to provide licensed electrologists and dermatologists with the best probes available, wherever they practice.
Founded on a dedication to quality and built through word-of-mouth within the electrology community, we’ve grown from a single product to a full line trusted by professionals across 40+ countries.
Electrolysis is the only FDA-recognized method of permanent hair removal. Our resources section explains the science behind the technology — from thermolysis and galvanic methods to the blend technique.
Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or exploring electrolysis for the first time, our educational content helps you make informed decisions about the tools and techniques you use.
