Advanced Skin Blemish Removal
Skin blemishes can affect both the appearance of the skin and our confidence. They may develop due to factors such as ageing, UV damage and other changes within the skin.
Many benign skin blemishes are considered cosmetic and are therefore not routinely treated by the NHS. Holding the highest level qualification available in Advanced Skin Blemish Removal, I provide safe and effective electrolysis treatments for a range of suitable benign lesions, following a thorough consultation and skin assessment.
Your Treatment Journey
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Initial Inquiry
Tailored Consultation
Bespoke Treatment
Get in touch through the online enquiry form to discuss your skin concern, or book a consultation for an professional assessment.
A consultation and skin assessment will be carried out to assess suitability for treatment. Where appropriate, a patch test will be performed 4 weeks prior to treatment to ensure the safest and most suitable approach.
Your treatment will be tailored to the type, size and location of the blemish, using advanced electrolysis techniques to safely and effectively treat lesion. A 4-week post treatment review will be arranged to assess healing and treatment results.
Skin Blemish Catalogue
Skin Tags
Small, benign skin growths commonly found in areas of friction such as the neck, underarms, eyelids and chest. They may be flesh-coloured or pigmented and often have a stalk-like appearance. Suitable skin tags can be safely and effectively treated using advanced electrolysis.
Cherry angiomas, Campbell de Morgan
Small, benign vascular blemishes that appear as red spots, commonly on the torso and sun-exposed areas. They can vary from small and flat to larger and raised. Suitable cherry angiomas can be safely and effectively treated using advanced electrolysis.
Seborrhoeic Keratosis
A common benign skin growth, usually with a raised, rough or waxy appearance. Suitable lesions can be effectively removed using advanced electrolysis. Some lesions may require medical approval before treatment, which can be obtained by sending a dermatoscopic image to a Dr at Spotcheckuk for assessment.
Facial Thread Veins
Small, visible blood vessels that have become permanently dilated, commonly appearing around the nose, cheeks and chin. They can develop due to ageing, sun exposure, hormones and environmental factors. Advanced electrolysis can be used to effectively reduce their appearance, although multiple treatments may be required.
Milia
Small, firm white bumps caused by trapped keratin beneath the surface of the skin, commonly found around the eyes and face. Milia can be safely and effectively treated using advanced electrolysis with minimal disruption to the surrounding skin.
Sebaceous Hyperplasia
A common benign skin condition caused by enlarged sebaceous glands, creating small, raised bumps on the skin. They are most commonly found on the face, particularly in oilier skin types, and often have a small central indentation.
Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra
Small, benign, brown or dark raised lesions most commonly found on the face and frequently seen in darker skin types. They can vary in size and number, with genetics thought to play a significant role in their development.
Xanthelasma
Soft, yellowish deposits that develop beneath the skin, most commonly around the upper or lower eyelids. They are caused by a build-up of cholesterol-rich fatty deposits and can occur even when blood cholesterol levels are normal. They are benign but can gradually increase in size or number.
Warts
Warts are small, benign skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They typically have a firm, rough or raised surface and can develop on various areas of the body, particularly the hands and fingers. Warts can spread to surrounding skin or other people through direct or indirect contact.
Syringoma
Syringomas are small, benign, skin-coloured or slightly yellowish bumps caused by an overgrowth of cells within the sweat ducts. They most commonly develop around the lower eyelids and upper cheeks and often appear in clusters. They are harmless but can become more noticeable or increase in number over time.
Spider Naevi
Spider naevi are small, visible blood vessels characterised by a central red spot with fine vessels radiating outwards, creating a spider-like appearance. They are benign and commonly occur on the face, neck and upper body, and may become more noticeable over time.
Verrucas
Verrucas are small, rough skin growths that develop on the soles of the feet and are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They may appear flattened due to pressure from walking and can contain tiny dark dots from small blood vessels. Verrucas are benign but can become uncomfortable, spread or increase in number over time.
Treatment Prices
Booking a consultation prior to any treatment is required to ensure you are medically safe to proceed and that treatment is suitable for you.
Initial Consultation
A 45-minute in-depth consultation to assess your skin concern, medical history and suitability for treatment. If suitable, a patch test will be carried out, with treatment booked approximately 4 weeks later. The £40 consultation fee is redeemable against your treatment.
Single Removal
Single Blemish Removal
From - £95
15 Minute Session
15 Minute Session
1-2 Blemishes
From - £165
30 Minute Session
30 minute session
Multiple small blemishes/ a few large blemishes
From - £210
If a blemish appears suspicious or requires further assessment, a dermatoscopic image will be taken and sent to SpotcheckUK for analysis and approval by a Dr before treatment can proceed.
Screening fees are non-refundable, including if treatment is not approved.
From - £50
