Skin Lesion Removal

Consultation and first treatment   -   £75
(Up to 1 hour)


Follow up treatments   -   £40
(Up to 30 minutes)

Advanced Electrolysis can treat the following skin lesions

Age Spots

Age Spots known as Sun Spots, Brown Spots, and Liver Spots are harmless, flat brown discolorations of the skin which usually occur on the back of the hands, neck and face of people mostly older than 40 years of age. These spots more than anything else, give away a persons age. The spots are caused by the skin being exposed to the sun over many years and are a sign of sun damage.

Blood Spots

Red blood spots are commonly found on trunk and torso, front and back. As they are pockets of blood in the surface of the skin, they are ideally treated with advanced electrolysis.

Milia

(Often known as milk spots) Milia are raised pearly white hard lumps under the surface of the skin and contain Keratin. They are mainly found on the face around the eyes, nose, cheeks and chin areas. The exact cause is unknown and varied from, oily skin, overly rich skin creams and sun induced changes as the skin ages.

Moles

Moles are small dark marks on the skin caused by cells that produce pigment (colour). They are usually circular or oval in shape with a smooth edge though can be rough, can be flat or raised, and some may have hair growing from them. Some moles are present from birth however most develop later in life and can change in appearance through time. Most moles are normal and harmless but in a few cases can develop into melanoma, a type of skin cancer. Check your moles every few months.

Skin Tags

(Penduclated Papillomas) Skin tags are made up of loose fibrous tissue and hang from the surface of the skin. Skin tags vary in size and shape from a grain of rice to a pea. They are commonly found on areas of friction such as the neck, under arms, top of the thighs, and bra line. Skin tags can be removed very quickly by advanced electrolysis therefore multiple tags can be treated in one session.

Spider Nevus

A spider nevus is a collection of small, dilated arterioles (blood vessels) clustered very close to the surface of the skin. The cluster of vessels is web-like, with a central spot and radiating vessels. Spider nevi (plural) can be caused by injuries, sun exposure, hormonal changes, or liver disease, but often the cause is unknown.

Thread Veins

Thread veins are dilated capillaries that can appear on the body and face, often around nose and cheek areas. Thread veins are more obvious after mid-life when the skin becomes thinner, and loses some of its collagen. Other causes can include sun and wind damage, pregnancy, acne, smoking, and extreme temperatures.

Warts

Warts are benign cutaneous tumours that are viral and contagious. They commonly appear on the feet, hands and lower arms. Various treatments are on the market, however, treatment by Advanced Electrolysis is probably the most effective removal method.