Blemish Removal (Diathermy) Consultation

PRICE £0 Free of charge

Some people may find that “skin blemishes” including skin tags, milia, thread veins, warts, and hyperpigmentation are something they deem embarrassing or would prefer them gone. During this face to face consultation we will advise if we can help treat your blemish, if you require a GP letter and devise a personal treatment plan.
Our Advanced Electrolysis therapy (Diathermy), can swiftly and effectively eliminate them.

Age Spots / Hyperpigmentation
Milia
Single Skin Tag
Skin Tags
Blood Spots
Campbell de Morgan
Facial Thread Veins / Telangiectasia
Filiform Wart
Sebaceous Hyperplasia
Seborrhoeic Keratosis
Clear Moles

Treatment length: 15 MINUTES

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Blemish Removal (Diathermy) 15 Minute Session

PRICE £45

** POST CONSULTATION APPOINTMENT**
Advanced Electrolysis therapy can swiftly and effectively eliminate them.

By using a very thin needle and an electric current, diathermy heat cauterizes the skin concern. When the device is applied to the blemish, it creates a heating action that destroys the lesion.

Treatment length: 15 MINUTES

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FAQs

What blemish removal services do you offer?

We provide advanced electrolysis based treatments to remove various skin blemishes, such as skin tags, milia, thread veins and seborrheic keratosis.  in order to determine the most appropriate treatment for you, we assess each case individually during a free consultation.

Is the blemish removal treatment painful?

There may be a mild sensation, often described as a tiny prick or brief heat, but the procedures are generally quick, well‑tolerated and carried out in a controlled setting by a trained therapist.

How many sessions will I need for blemish removal?

Many blemishes can be treated in a single session. However, depending on the size, location or depth of the blemish, follow‑up treatments may be recommended. We will fully explain this during your free consultation to ensure you know what to expect.

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