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When dimpling occurs during electrolysis, changing the technique being used is the recommended course of action. Dimpling is often indicative of issues with the electrolysis process, such as improper insertion of the electrode or insufficient current being applied, leading to an undesirable reaction in the skin. By adjusting the technique, the practitioner can address the underlying issues causing the dimpling, which may include modifying the angle of insertion, the speed of treatment, or ensuring that the hair follicle is being properly treated.

Other methods, like adjusting the needle length or using a stronger current, might exacerbate the problem rather than solve it. Simply stopping treatment does not address the cause of the dimpling and may leave the skin in an unresolved state. Instead, modifying the technique allows for immediate adjustment to ensure client safety and treatment efficacy.