ADVANCED ELECTROLYSIS
Skin Blemish Removal Treatments in Brighton
Advanced Electrolysis can be used to treat a wide range of common skin blemishes, from skin tags and milia to facial thread veins, blood spots and more complex concerns.
Every blemish is assessed before treatment to make sure it is suitable for Advanced Electrolysis. Some concerns, including moles and hair growing from moles, require a GP check and permission before I can treat them.
TREATMENTS
Find your concern
You don’t need to know which Advanced Electrolysis technique you need. Start with the blemish or concern you’d like treated.
Vascular blemishes
Facial Thread Veins →
Spider Naevi →
Blood Spots / Cherry Angiomas →
Milia, warts & verrucae
Milia →
Common Warts →
Plane Warts →
Verrucae →
Raised & textural blemishes
Skin Tags →
Seborrhoeic Keratoses →
Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra →
Sebaceous Hyperplasia →
Syringoma →
Specialist treatments
Xanthelasma →
Mole Reduction*→
* Mole reduction requires medical assessment and written GP confirmation before treatment can take place. This process is explained at your consultation.
ADVANCED ELECTROLYSIS
How Advanced Electrolysis works
Advanced Electrolysis uses a very fine sterile probe and a controlled electrical current to treat suitable skin blemishes with precision. The technique used depends on the type, size and location of the blemish being treated.
Some concerns can be treated in a single appointment, while others may need further treatment once the skin has healed. I’ll assess the area first and explain what is realistic for your individual concern before treatment begins.
Every new client begins with a consultation so that I can assess the area, explain the treatment options and make sure Advanced Electrolysis is appropriate before we proceed.
NOT SURE?
Not sure what your blemish is?
You don’t need to diagnose it yourself. I can assess the area at your consultation and let you know whether it appears suitable for Advanced Electrolysis. If anything needs to be medically checked before treatment, I’ll explain what happens next.