a typical licebeater's Service Call*
The
first thing we try to do is set the
customer and his or her family at
ease. Lice are not harmful
and there is no need to panic. We can reassure
you because we have successfully dealt with
hundreds of cases of lice removal.
Before
we begin treatment we check the head
carefully to see the extent of the
lice problem and to see if treatment is necessary
at all. We shine bright lights on the hair and
very carefully go through the hair using magnifying
glasses. We check the hair in all different
directions since lice adhere to only one side
of the hair.
We
then carefully remove all visible nits
by hand (and with a nit comb) as quickly and as thoroughly
as possible.
After
all the visible nits are removed, we carefully
explain part 2 of our treatment plan
to you. This provides step by step instructions
about how and when to apply olive oil to your
hair.
Instructions
are then given about cleaning the hair
and any house hold items.
Most of the time the removal is complete in
just one visit. However, in a particularly difficult
case, we recommend a follow up visit. Of course,
these follow up visits are our major priority
when scheduling appointments because we want
all of our customers to be 100% satisfied.
* photo courtesy of All
You magazine |
Our approach
to treatment
Complete nit removal is considered the key
element in eradicating a head lice outbreak.
Our goal is to spare the parent or caregiver
this time consuming and often overwhelming task.
Licebeaters recommends the two pronged approach
to removing lice. First we pick out
all the visible nits
from the patient. Next, we explain our olive
oil treatment plan to you, step by
step.
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We don’t recommend that you waste
your money on products that may not work
and,
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We don’t recommend taking
unnecessary risks using medicine that may
jeopardize your children’s safety.
We are not against prescription medicine
(we both married doctors) but believe in
using an equally effective, safe,
all-natural approach to lice treatment
on children and other loved ones!
We offer home treatment in the following areas
of the New York Metropolitan Area:
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Nassau
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Suffolk
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Queens
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Westchester
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Manhattan
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Northern New Jersey
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Fairfield County, Connecticut
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