After electrolysis, where are the most "red dots" typically found on the body?

The presence of "red dots" after electrolysis is largely attributed to the sensitivity of the skin in the treated area and the density of hair follicles. The legs are a common area for hair removal because they typically have a higher density of hair follicles, especially in women, leading to more noticeable red dots post-treatment.

Additionally, legs tend to have larger surface areas that are often treated during multiple sessions, which can contribute to a higher concentration of temporary redness compared to other areas. While red dots can appear on any area of the body after electrolysis, they are particularly pronounced on the legs due to the extensive surface area and the potential for multiple hair follicles being directly treated.

Other body areas, such as the arms, back, and face, may also experience redness, but they do not typically have the same volume of hair follicles as the legs, which accounts for the increased visibility of redness in that region following electrolysis treatments.