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“It’s only small, but I notice it all the time.”

You don’t have to be particularly self-conscious about your skin for one small blemish to start bothering you.

It might be a skin tag around your neck that catches on a necklace. A bright red cherry angioma that seems more noticeable than it used to be. Milia that simply won’t disappear. Or a small blemish on your face that your eye goes straight to every time you look in the mirror.

If you’ve reached the point where you’d simply like to know whether it can be removed, the first step is having it properly assessed.

What Skin Blemishes Can Be Treated?

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Advanced electrolysis is a precise treatment that can be used for a number of suitable minor skin blemishes.

Depending on the type of blemish, its size, location and suitability for treatment, Kelly may be able to help with:

Skin Tags

Small, soft growths that commonly appear around the neck, underarms and other areas where skin or clothing creates friction.

If they catch on clothing or jewellery, become irritating or you simply dislike their appearance, suitable skin tags can often be treated using advanced electrolysis.

Cherry Angiomas

Cherry angiomas, also known as Campbell de Morgan spots, are small red or purple vascular blemishes that can appear on the face or body.

They often become more common with age and, while they may be tiny, their colour can make them particularly noticeable.

Milia

Small, firm white bumps that sit beneath the surface of the skin.

Milia can be frustrating because they often remain despite changes to skincare or attempts to treat them at home. Professional treatment allows suitable milia to be removed carefully.

Thread Veins

Fine red or purple vessels can become visible on areas such as the cheeks, nose and chin.

Following assessment, advanced electrolysis may be suitable for treating certain facial thread veins and reducing their appearance.

Other Minor Skin Blemishes

Kelly can also assess other suitable minor skin blemishes to establish whether advanced electrolysis is an appropriate option.

Not every mark, mole or skin lesion should be treated cosmetically. If Kelly has any concerns about a blemish or believes it requires medical assessment first, she will tell you.

What Is Advanced Electrolysis?

YoAdvanced electrolysis uses a very fine probe and controlled electrical energy to target individual skin blemishes with precision.

The technique used depends on the type of blemish being treated.

Because treatment is focused specifically on the area of concern, it can be particularly useful for small blemishes where precision matters.

But the treatment itself comes second.

The first step is knowing exactly what we’re treating and whether it is suitable to treat.

“Can you just remove it?”

Sometimes yes. Sometimes it needs checking first.

When something has been on your skin for years, it can be tempting to assume it's simply a harmless blemish.

But Kelly won't remove something purely because you want it gone.

Any blemish needs to be suitable for cosmetic treatment first. If its appearance, history or presentation means it should be assessed elsewhere before treatment, Kelly will explain that rather than simply treating it.

It’s part of taking a careful, clinical approach to your skin.

If it shouldn’t be treated, you’ll be told.

A Small Treatment Can Still Matter to You

You don't need to have a dramatic skin concern for it to be worth asking about.

Sometimes it's simply one little thing you've looked at for long enough.

The aim isn't to make your skin look flawless. It's to safely address the specific blemish that's bothering you, when treatment is appropriate.

Have a Skin Blemish You’d Like Removed?

You don't need to decide.

You don't need to work out what it is or which treatment you need before you come in.

Start by showing Kelly what's bothering you. She'll assess the area, explain whether it's suitable for treatment and talk you through your options.

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