Doris Williamson

Orlando Institute of Electrolysis, Inc., 6700 Conroy Road, Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32835; Doris V. Williamson, DirectorTel. 407-295-2081.Est. 1987.Permanent hair removal and total skin care.Theory and clinical applications.200 - 600-hours.Full/Part-time programs.

Doris V. Williamson, R.E., C.C.E.Orlando Institute - The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal and Skin Care6700 Conroy RoadSuite 255, Orlando(407) 295-2081
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In business for more than 25 years, Doris V. Williamson, R.E., C.C.E., is owner/director of the family-owned Orlando Institute - The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal and Skin Care that provides professional services; and Orlando Institute of Electrolysis Inc. that offers specialized training in electrolysis, laser hair removal, and clinical skin care.

Williamson contributes her success to providing the most up-to-date and effective, permanent hair removal and clinical skin-care services.Moreover, clients receive superb care from her highly trained staff members, who have been practicing their skills for at least 12 years.

Williamson, an active member of the Electrolysis Society of Florida, served as vice president of public education for the Society of Clinical and Medical Hair Removal from 1997-2001.She also lectures nationally.

Upon consultation, the quality and experience she and her staff provide to their clients is evident.

Doris V. Williamson, R.E., C.C.E.Orlando Institute - The Center for Electrolysis,
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Doris V. Williamson, R.E., C.C.E., is owner/director of the Orlando Institute - The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal and Skin Care that provides professional services and Orlando Institute of Electrolysis Inc. that offers specialized training in electrolysis, laser hair removal, and clinical skin care.

Orlando Institute offers the latest technology in hair-removal devices that make the problem of unwanted hair much easier to remove permanently, with less pain and quicker results.The institute also treats all skin types with laser.

Orlando Institute is family-owned and operated by a highly trained staff that holds licenses with the Commission for Independent Education; Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance; Board of Medicine; and Board of Cosmetology.

Ms. Williamson, an active member of the Electrolysis Society of Florida, served as vice president of public education for the Society of Clinical and Medical Hair Removal from 1997-2001.She also lectures nationally.

Doris V. Williamson, R.E., C.C.E.Orlando Institute - The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal and Skin Care6700 Conroy Road, Suite 255, Orlando(407) 295-2081

Doris V. Williamson, R.E., C.C.E., is owner/director of the Orlando Institute - The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal and Skin Care that provides professional services and Orlando Institute of Electrolysis Inc. that offers specialized training in electrolysis, laser hair removal, and clinical skin care.

Orlando Institute is family-owned and -operated by a highly trained staff that holds licenses with the Commission for Independent Education; Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance; Board of Medicine; and Board of Cosmetology.

Williamson, an active member of the Electrolysis Society of Florida, served as vice president of public education for the Society of Clinical and Medical Hair Removal from 1997-2001.She also lectures nationally.

Windermere resident Doris Williamson (center) and her daughters, Melissa Adcock (left) and Michele Wagner, operate Orlando Institute — The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal & Skin Care, which relocated this month to larger facilities in Suite 255 of the Shoppes of Winder Oaks.
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Through her business, Orlando Institute — The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal & Skin Care, Windermere resident Doris Williamson has provided electrolysis in Southwest Orlando for 22 years and laser hair removal since 1995.
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"Melissa, too, decided that she really loves this profession," said Williamson, who has found it to be a rewarding field.
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Williamson began practicing electrolysis in 1982 because, she said, "I was a single mom, and I needed to find work that gave me enough time to devote to my children as well."

At the time she was trained at the Kree Institute of Electrolysis in New York, electrologists were required to complete 120 hours of training.In 1987, she established a licensed training facility that enrolls a maximum of 10 students in a rigorous 320-hour electrolysis-education program.

"The standard of education was very limited.I felt I was fulfilling a need for better education," said Williamson, who is a registered electrologist and certified clinical electrologist.

Although both may be going on simultaneously, the practice and school are operated as two separate entities.

Windermere resident Doris Williamson (center) and her daughters, Melissa Adcock (left) and Michele Wagner, operate Orlando Institute — The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal & Skin Care, which relocated this month to larger facilities in Suite 255 of the Shoppes of Winder Oaks.
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Through her business, Orlando Institute — The Center for Electrolysis, Laser Hair Removal & Skin Care, Windermere resident Doris Williamson has provided electrolysis in Southwest Orlando for 22 years and laser hair removal since 1995.
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"Melissa, too, decided that she really loves this profession," said Williamson, who has found it to be a rewarding field.
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Williamson began practicing electrolysis in 1982 because, she said, "I was a single mom, and I needed to find work that gave me enough time to devote to my children as well."

At the time she was trained at the Kree Institute of Electrolysis in New York, electrologists were required to complete 120 hours of training.In 1987, she established a licensed training facility that enrolls a maximum of 10 students in a rigorous 320-hour electrolysis-education program.

"The standard of education was very limited.I felt I was fulfilling a need for better education," said Williamson, who is a registered electrologist and certified clinical electrologist.

Although both may be going on simultaneously, the practice and school are operated as two separate entities.