Skin Tag Removal
Skin tags are a soft piece of hanging skin and are a common skin condition which can be found on perfectly healthy people and are not directly associated with any major medical conditions although hereditary can play a part. They are commonly found around the neck caused by friction from necklaces or collars etc and also underarms from rubbing clothes but can also be found in other areas like around the eyes, breast or near the groin
Milia (white spots)
Milia is commonly found around the eyes, upper cheeks or around the nose area and are formed when keratin is trapped beneath the outer layer of skin forming a tiny cyst. They often appear when ducts leading to the skin’s surface are blocked or they can be caused by dry dehydrated flakes of skin.
Spider Naevus
A central dilated blood vessel with small capillaries that look like the legs of a spider. Can be a single occurrence or in a group and are usually found in areas such as the cheeks or chest.
Moles
Telangiectasia (thread veins)
Thread veins are dilated capillaries (which dilate and constrict constantly in order to regulate the bodies temperature) but as we age the ability to constrict can be affected often becoming permanently dilated and visible through the skin. Thread veins on the lower body may not be permanent.
Campbell de Morgan (blood spots)
Blood spots are common skin conditions and more so with age. They are bright red surface blemishes and filled with blood and are found mainly found on your back and stomach areas
Seborrhoeic Keratosis
These may look like moles or warts but they are not. They can grow up to two inches wide and are often dry, crusty and unattractive. Common on the face, head, back and limbs and are associated with increasing age, mature skin and sun damage.
Pigmentation (age spots)
Advanced Electrolysis
Advanced electrolysis is very effective in reducing the size and appearance of moles.
Age spots are changes in the skin colour associated with older skin. They are harmless and usually appear on backs of hands, neck and face and are a sign of sun damage. They can range from pinpoint size to about 13mm in diameter and can be singular or clustered together.