Cosmetic Blemish Removal Procedures

Age or sunspots are hyperpigmentation which can be safely removed with advanced electrolysis

Blood spots are also known as campbell de morgan’s’, or cherry haemangiomas, seen as bright red superficial vascular blemishes

Red veins also known as thread veins or telangiectasia, are small permanently dilated blood vessels close to the skin's surface.

Skin tags are very common overgrowths of loose fibrous skin.

Milia are small benign epidermal cyst, a plug of sebum and keratin that has become trapped beneath the skin.

Sebaceous Cyst is a collection of sebaceous and keratin trapped under the surface.

Seborrheic Keratosis or Seborrhoeic Wart are benign skin growths.

Sebaceous Hyperplasia are harmless skin growths or papules.

Syringoma are harmless benign eccrine (sweat) gland tumours.

Moles are a collection of skin cells, blood vessels and sometimes pigment cells gathered together.

Hairs in moles are generally deep terminal hairs generally with a very rich blood supply to them.

These are similar to very small seborrhoeic keratoses.

A Spider Naevus is a central dilated blood vessel, with smaller capillaries coming from it like the legs of a spider.

A verruca is a wart on the foot caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV).

Warts are small benign epidermal growths and are very contagious.

Filiform warts are small, long, and slender growths that look like skin tags or threads.

Xanthomas are build-up of fat cells under the skin, seen as flat yellowish pads or growths.