Skin Tags & Warts
Skin Tags, Red Vein & Wart Removal (using Diathermy)
Short wave diathermy is used in the treatment off all forms of warts, skin tags, red thread veins, millia and cherry blood spots. cauterising them, which then heals very quickly leaving little or no mark on the skin.
We use an extremely fine needle, which is gold plated and disposable. Diathermy is heat, which is produced by the machine through the needle. This heat cauterises (stops the blood supply) to the wart, tag etc. Due the size of the needle, it eliminates almost any scaring and can be directed precisely to what is to be treated. There may be a slight discomfort, but we use a very strong numbing cream prior to treatment. We give you an after care card and treatment to continue with after your treatment.
With over 20 years’ experience, please contact me to arrange a consultation. You can also send through an image via WhatsApp.
Cherry Spots
Cherry spots (cherry angiomas) are common, also known as senile angiomas, giving a reddish appearance, but harmless.
Xanthelasma
Cholesterol deposits around the eyes forming fatty yellowish lumps, they are harmless.
Spider Veins
Spider veins occur when veins are dilated or enlarged just below the surface. More common on the face and legs.
Warts
Found on the face and body, warts are small bumps that feel ard and rough to the touch. They vary in colour and can look greyish, brown, black or pink.
Millium Cysts
These are small white bumps that occur under the eyes and cheeks in groups called Millia.
Skin Tags
Skin tags are small soft coloured growths that hang off your skin.
We have 30 years’ experience dealing with skin conditions which if curcumstance dictates, I will refer you to a consultant dermatologist at the Three Shires Hospital. We have over the years, created an excellent relationship ensuring the best care and leading to positive outcomes.
Treatment and removal of cherry spots, red veins, warts, skin tags, millia, xanthelsasma – are treatments are suitable for women and men.
Call us on 07885 794401 for details.
Mon 10.00 am to 4.00 pm | Tue 10.00 am to 4.30 pm | Wed 10.00 am to 4.00 pm | Thurs 10.00 am to 5.00 pm | Some Fridays
Saturdays - By Request