TREATMENTS
Electrocoagulation
Electrocoagulation is a safe and effective treatment used to remove a range of minor skin imperfections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Electrocoagulation is a non-surgical treatment that uses a fine probe and a controlled electrical current to safely treat and remove a variety of common skin imperfections, including skin tags, thread veins, milia, cherry angiomas, and other benign lesions.
If you are bothered by visible skin imperfections, electrocoagulation can provide a quick and effective solution. The treatment precisely targets the unwanted tissue, helping to improve the appearance of your skin and boost confidence with minimal disruption to your daily routine.
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Quick and minimally invasive procedure
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Precise treatment with minimal impact on surrounding skin
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Suitable for a range of common skin concerns
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Little downtime required
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Can improve skin appearance and confidence
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Often provides long-lasting results
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Most side effects are mild and temporary. You may experience slight redness, swelling, tenderness, or small scabs in the treated area, which typically resolve within a few days to a couple of weeks. Your practitioner will provide aftercare advice to support optimal healing and results.
Treatment Price List
(Assessmemt)
Assessment (FREE if treatment performed same day/£30 redeemable consultation)
Small Skin Tags
(Neck, Underarm, Body)
1 Lesion
2-5 Lesions
6-10 Lesions
10+ Lesions
Milia Removal
(Face Milia)
Up To 3
4-10
Full Area
Cherry Angiomas/Spider Angiomas
1 Lesion
2-5 Lesions
Multiple Lesions
Seborrhoeic Keratoses/Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra/Xanthelasma Sebaceous Hyperplasia
Small Lesion
Multiple Face Lesions
Mole Removal
(Benign Cosmetic Lesions Removal)
Small Benign Mole
Large Benign Lesion
Treatment Options
Skin tags are small, soft, benign growths that commonly appear on areas where the skin folds, such as the neck, underarms, and eyelids. They are harmless but can become irritated or cosmetically unwanted. Electrocoagulation removes them quickly and cleanly.
Milia are tiny, white, keratin-filled cysts that often appear around the eyes, cheeks, or forehead. They do not usually resolve on their own. Electrocoagulation safely releases and removes these small deposits, helping to smooth the skin’s surface.
These are small, red vascular lesions caused by clusters of blood vessels near the skin’s surface. They are benign but can increase in number over time. Electrocoagulation targets the blood vessels, reducing or removing their appearance effectively.
Thread veins are small, visible blood vessels that commonly appear around the nose, cheeks, and chin. While harmless, they can affect confidence and contribute to facial redness. Electrocoagulation works by sealing the unwanted vessels, reducing their appearance and helping to create a clearer, more even skin tone.
Seborrhoeic keratoses are common, non-cancerous skin growths that often appear as raised, rough, or waxy patches. They can vary in colour from light tan to dark brown and are frequently found on the face, chest, back, and shoulders. Electrocoagulation can safely remove these lesions, improving both comfort and appearance.
Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra is a benign skin condition characterised by multiple small, dark raised spots, most commonly found on the face and neck. It is particularly common in darker skin types and often develops gradually over time. Electrocoagulation offers an effective treatment option to reduce or remove these lesions with precision.
Sebaceous hyperplasia appears as small, soft, yellowish or flesh-coloured bumps caused by enlarged oil glands. These lesions are commonly found on the forehead, cheeks, and nose and may resemble spots that never fully disappear. Electrocoagulation can effectively reduce or remove sebaceous hyperplasia, helping to create a smoother skin texture.
Benign moles are common skin growths that can vary in size, colour, and shape. While most are harmless, some individuals choose to remove them for cosmetic reasons or because they become irritated by clothing, shaving, or jewellery. Electrocoagulation can be used to carefully remove suitable benign moles following a professional assessment.
Xanthelasma are soft, yellowish cholesterol-rich deposits that develop around the eyelids, particularly near the inner corners of the eyes. Although harmless, they can become more noticeable over time and are often a cosmetic concern. Electrocoagulation can effectively remove suitable xanthelasma deposits, helping to restore a clearer and more refreshed appearance around the eyes.
* Subject to assessment. Suspicious lesions will be referred to the client’s GP before treatment.
