Electrolysis Blemish Removal

Skin tags are small, benign growths that often appear on areas like the neck, underarms, or eyelids. They can be safely removed with electrolysis to restore smooth skin.

Milia are tiny, white, hard bumps that often form around the eyes or on the cheeks, caused by keratin trapped beneath the skin's surface. Electrolysis can clear these away, leaving a clearer complexion.

Sebaceous hyperplasia presents as small, yellowish, often shiny bumps, typically on the face, caused by enlarged oil glands. Electrolysis can target and reduce these blemishes for smoother skin.

Seborrheic keratosis are non-cancerous, waxy, raised lesions that can appear on the face or body. Electrolysis can effectively treat and reduce these growths, improving skin appearance.

Warts are caused by a viral infection and appear as raised, rough growths on the skin. Electrolysis helps remove the wart by targeting its root, reducing the likelihood of regrowth.

Verruca, or plantar warts, appear on the soles of the feet and can be painful. Electrolysis treatment can effectively eliminate these warts, providing relief and smoother skin.

Thread veins (or spider veins) are small, visible blood vessels often found on the face or legs. Electrolysis can target and reduce the appearance of these veins, improving overall skin tone.

Xanthelasma are soft, yellowish cholesterol deposits that typically form around the eyelids. Electrolysis helps safely treat and reduce these areas, enhancing the appearance of the eyes.

Dermatosis papulosa nigra are small, dark, benign lesions often seen on darker skin tones. Electrolysis can effectively treat these spots, leaving a more even skin tone.

Blood spots (cherry angiomas) are small, red or purple growths that form on the skin. Electrolysis targets the blood vessels, effectively removing the spot without scarring.