Looking for the best option to get rid of lice in Dallas?

Lice Services of Texas offers the best lice removal services in the Dallas area. We have the experience, products, and tools to remove lice and nits effectively and cost-efficiently. 

We pride ourselves on our meticulous process, which ensures that the lice and nits are eliminated. We have gained the trust of school nurses in the Dallas area. Our customers have received the green light to return to class, even in schools with a "no nit" policy.

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Why is it crucial to remove the nits from the hair?

First and foremost, old nits stuck to the hair are unsightly!

Initially they can be hard to spot when they are close to the scalp, but the nits will move down the hair shaft as the hair grows and will start to become clearly visible.

While it is true that you can leave nits that have been rendered unviable with certain lice treatments on the hair there are many reasons why Lice Services of Texas recommends against that:

• A teacher or school nurse may notice the nits and send your child home from school because they are not aware that the lice have already been neutralized and mistake the old nits as a sign of an active case.
• If your child were to get exposed to lice again it can be very hard to detect a new case setting in when there are quite a few old nits left in the hair. The older nits and the newly laid viable nits will look very similar making it hard to notice until they continue to multiply to a point where it would be evident. Unfortunately, that would be several weeks later resulting in a much more advanced case.
• It may be difficult to get a professional haircut. Hairstylists and barbers are legally prohibited to work on a patron they suspect is a lice carrier. Old nits stuck to the hair can cause a stylist to be concerned and they may refuse service.
• Other friends and parents may shun your child assuming they will spread lice to their children because they may not be aware that old nits stuck to the hair aren't always indicative of an active case that is contagious.