Effective Removal of Skin Disorders & Blemishes
Electrolysis has been used to treat various skin conditions and to conduct effective hair removal for more than 100 years. But you can rest assured that the technology has come a long way during that time!
Using short wave diathermy currents and a very fine needle to either cauterize or lift away the superficial epidermis. Many superficial blood conditions and surface lesions can be removed quickly and permanently.
This versatile method can treat a variety of skin blemishes, including: –
Moles
Skin Tags
Seborrhoeic Kerastosis (Sebaceous Warts)
Spider Naevus
Thread Veins (Face and Legs)
Liver/Age Spots
Syringoma
Campell De Morgan Spots (Blood Spots/Cherry Angioma)
Milia (Whiteheads)
Verruca’s
Common Warts
A consultation will be given before any Advanced Electrolysis treatment; this entails a consultation form relating to any health issues that may affect the treatment. I will diagnose the blemish and fully explain the treatment needed, how it will be done, the time it will take and any aftercare required. I want to ensure all clients are fully informed about the procedure and feel comfortable and relaxed when they go ahead with the treatment.
How does it work?
Advanced Electrolysis is a treatment that uses a Thermolysis current and a very fine needle to either cauterise or lift away the superficial epidermis, depending on the type of blemish that is being treated.
What concerns can be treated and what kind of results can be expected?
Thread Veins, Spider Naevi & Campbell De Morgan Spots (Red blood spots)
Fading begins about three weeks after treatment, with the broken capillaries beginning to disappear, typically up to three treatments may be required, although there may be a noticeable difference after just one treatment.
Skin Tag
These small blemishes are cauterised and removed instantly, with small red marks or scabbing appearing after treatment. These will disappear after 7-10 days.
Syringoma
The short-wave current applied will shrink the blemish. Small crusts and swellings will then appear, taking up to two weeks to heal. Several treatments may be needed, depending on the area to be treated.
Seborrhoeic Keratosis
The current is used to lift away and cauterise and scabs will appear for up to two weeks. Once these have healed, you will see that the blemish has been fully removed.
Verucca’s
Often two treatments are needed, taken eight weeks apart, to remove verruca’s.
Warts
Often two treatments are needed, taken eight weeks apart, to remove verruca’s.
Permanent Hair Removal
Safe, effective, gradual and permanent method of removing unwanted hair.
Milia
The short-wave current cauterises the blemish and the milia is reabsorbed back into the skin.
Sebaceous Cyst
These cysts can be quite persistent, depending on their size and the area to be treated. Several treatments maybe needed to reduce or remove the cyst.
Mole Reduction
The mole is reduced by half its size in a single treatment and will continue to reduce as the scab forms and disappears. One top-up treatment may be necessary.
Age/Sun Spot Removal
These blemishes are lifted away and cauterised, leaving small scabs that will disappear over a couple of weeks.
A booking fee may be required, however this will be deducted off the final balance.
To find out more or to book an appointment
please call 07526 884419